National high school boys basketball scoring leaders: Two finish at better than 40 points per game

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Of the top 50 boys basketball scorers in the country, 37 average 30 or more.

Two actually average 40 or more and both of their seasons are over, including national leader Tommy Murr a senior at Lindsay Lane Christian Academy (Athens, Ala.) who finished the season at a remarkable 44.3 points per game.

He was followed by another player who closed at his season, but Markus Robinson is only a freshman. The 6-foot-1 guard averaged 43.5 per game in 22 contests for Finney (Penfield, N.Y.).

Another New Yorker, senior 6-foot guard Delijah Farmer averages 36.5 points per game for Bronx Lighthouse Charter.

Another freshman, 6-4 shooting guard Mikey Williams from San Ysidro (Calif.) averaged 29.9 points per game. His team was eliminated in the Southern California regional last week to eventual champion Palisades.

Though most on the list of 50 are done with their seasons, Johnell Davis, a 6-4 senior for 21st Century Charter, is still in the Indiana 1A playoffs as of Wednesday. Davis is averaging 31.4 points, 9.8 rebounds and 4.6 steals per game for the 22-3 Cougars. His team is scheduled to play Elkhart Christian Academy in a second round 1A game on Saturday.

See the list below for a complete look at the Top 50 scorers in high school basketball as submitted to MaxPreps.