National high school boys basketball 3-point leaders: Texas senior made 187 treys

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If you haven't made 100 3-pointers this season, you're not on this list.

The collections of sharp-shooters throughout the nation is remarkable. Approximately since Stephen Curry began launching 3-pointers in the NBA, high school players have been practicing long-range shots at a rapid pace. And coaches really began implementing the notion that the way to go was long range.

The national leader by a wide margin is Noah Taylor of Coram Deo Academy (Flower Mound, Texas), who, with 187, has 29 more than No. 2 Aristotle Davenport of Bluegrass United (Lexington, Kent.).

Taylor, a 5-foot-11 senior, averaged 24.0 points a game for his 32-10 team. He also averaged 5.1 assists, 4.9 rebounds and 3.7 steals. It took him 447 attempts to make 187 which is a more than decent 42 percent. He made at least five 3-pointers in 22 of his team's 42 games, with a high of 12 in 23 attempts in a game this season. Taylor also made 82 percent of his free throws, 136 of 165.

Tied for third in most 3-pointers this season is national scoring leader, Tommy Murr, with 153.

The best percentage made among the Top 50 3-point shooters is Troy Fulton, of Lincoln Charter (Denver, N.C.), who made a remarkable 58 percent, 129 of 221.

See the list below for a complete look at the Top 50 3-point makers in high school basketball as submitted to MaxPreps.