High school basketball: Jason Crowe, Tyran Stokes headline list of 2,000-point career scorers coming out of 2025-26 season

List includes 20 players that have topped the 3,000-point plateau, including Class of 2027 scoring sensations Jordan Borowicz, Corey Flinchum and Braxton Keathley.

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By Kevin Askeland

May 7, 2026, 12:25pm

Five-star forward Tyran Stokes delivered a dominant all-around performance, posting a triple-double with 24 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists to lead Rainier Beach Vikings boys basketball past O'Dea Fighting Irish boys basketball 85–68 in the opening round of the WIAA 3A Boys Basketball State Tournament.

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In addition to being named MaxPreps state players of the year, Jaylen Alexander of Oxford (Ala.), J.J. Andrews of Little Rock Christian Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), Jaxson Davis of Warren Township (Gurnee, Ill.), Braxton Keathley of Martin County (Inez, Ky.), Dionte Neal of Reidsville (N.C.), and Tyran Stokes of Rainier Beach (Seattle, Wash.) have something else in common — they all scored over 2,000 points during their high school basketball careers.

Those six players join more than 190 other players that MaxPreps has identified as reaching the 2,000 point milestone.

At the top of the mountain stood Jason Crowe Jr of Inglewood (Calif.), who separated himself from the rest of the nation with a staggering 4,684 career points. Crowe poured in 1,353 points as a senior while averaging 43.6 points per game, cementing his place among the greatest scorers in prep basketball history. His career total ranks 14th all-time nationally in high school basketball history.

Following Crowe on the national scoring list was Jacob Spurlock of Boyd County (Ashland, Ky.), who finished with 3,580 career points. Right behind him was Terrence Titus of Walter Northway (Northway, Alaska) with 3,432 points, giving Alaska one of the nation’s most prolific scorers.

In all, 20 players concluded the 2026 season with more than 3,000 career points, underscoring how explosive offensive production has become around the country.

While many of the top scorers were seniors, the underclass talent was just as impressive. Jordan Borowicz of Roseau (Minn.) emerged as the nation’s highest-scoring junior with 3,230 career points entering his senior season. Only two other juniors had already crossed the 3,000-point mark: Keathley with 3,126 points and Corey Flinchum of Lee County (Beattyville, Ky.) with 3,108.

Career totals were determined using the MaxPreps leaderboards, state association record books, Minnesota High School Basketball Records and numerous local news reports. Several additional players were believed to have surpassed 2,000 career points, though exact totals could not be verified and were noted separately on the master list.

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2,000-point club

1-10
4,684 — Jason Crowe Jr, Inglewood (Calif.)
3,580 — Jacob Spurlock, Boyd County (Ashland, Ky.)
3,432 — Terrence Titus, Walter Northway (Northway, Alaska)
3,308 — Landon Smith, Brookeland (Texas)
3,272 — Nathaniel Marlow, Webber (Bluford, Ill.)
3,254 — Alex August, Berman Hebrew Academy (Rockville, Md.)
3,230 — Jordan Borowicz, Roseau (Minn.) *
3,185 — JT Tipton, Lecanto (Fla.)
3,160 — Amare Guerra, Antonian Prep (San Antonio, Texas)
3,132 — Jalyn Connor, Lab University Christian Academy National (Charlotte, N.C.)

11-20
3,126 — Braxton Keathley, Martin County (Inez, Ky.) *
3,119 — Tim Anderson, Blair (Pasadena, Calif.), Pasadena (Calif.)
3,108 — Corey Flinchum, Lee County (Beattyville, Ky.) *
3,073 — Elijah Grigg, Christian Fellowship (Benton, Ky.)
3,056 — Romello Bruhn, Woodland Christian (Woodland, Calif.), Weston Ranch (Stockton, Calif.)
3,048 — Kendall Phillips, Wayne County (Monticello, Ky.)
3,043 — Samuel Prince, Leake Academy (Madden, Miss.)
3,028 — Cameron Lomax, Heritage (Frisco, Texas)
3,008 — Antonio McKoy, Harrells Christian Academy (Harrells, N.C.)
3,007 — Karsten Swinney, Freedom Christian Academy (Fayetteville, N.C.)

21-30
2,976 — Ian VanWagner, Potsdam (N.Y.) *
2,972 — Cooper Nelson, Sterlington (La.)
2,968 — Braysen Stockman, Ben Lippen (Columbia, S.C.)
2,959 — Luke Blackford, Calvary (Springfield, Ill.)
2.912 — Sun Michael Williams, Muddy River HomeSchool (Jackson, Miss.)
2,865 — JJ Andrews, Little Rock Christian Academy (Little Rock, Ark.)
2,859 — Pierce Petersohn, Triton (Dodge Center, Minn.)
2,853 — Kale Misegades, Henning (Minn.)

2,845 — Jett Mueggenborg, Okarche (Okla.)
2,834 — Corban Tyler, Red River (Gainesville, Texas)

31-40
2,739 — Dionte Neal, Reidsville (N.C.)
2,721 — Noah Asuma, Cherry (Iron, Minn.)
2,712 — CJ Aldrich, Rancho Buena Vista (Vista, Calif.)
2,689 — Marvin Richard III, Pine Ridge (S.D.)
2,642 — Kavian Bryant, Westwood (Palestine, Texas) *
2,635 — Josh Whitt, Lancaster Christian Academy (Smyrna, Tenn.)
2,606 — Amari Owens, Bryan Station (Lexington, Ky.)
2,605 — Austin Slone, Johnson Central (Paintsville, Ky.) *

2,599 — Connor Duden, Red Lake County Central (Oklee, Minn.)

2,573 — Brandon Bass Jr., Windermere Prep (Windermere, Fla.)

41-50

2,570 — Darien Moore, Brewster Academy (Wolfeboro, N.H.) 2,568 — Tyson Dobbins, Desert Christian (Tucson, Ariz.)
2,565 — Will Kirsch, Waconia (Minn.)
2,541 — Ja Rye Brown, W.E.B. DuBois Academy (Louisville, Ky.)
2,538 — Dwayne Foreman III, South Lake (Groveland, Fla.) *
2,532 — Josh Manchester, Mount Horeb (Wis.)
2,505 — Logan Wring, Livingston Central (Smithland, Ky.)
2,503 — Cedric Tomes, East Ridge (Woodbury, Minn.)
2,493 — Amare Hereford, Beloit Memorial (Beloit, Wis.)

2,463 — Julius Price, St. Joseph (Santa Maria, Calif.)

51-60
2,444 — Jaylen Alexander, Oxford (Ala.)
2,442 — Trae Jones, Stoughton (Stoughton, Mass.)
2,442 — Jayden Richmond, Legacy Charter (Ocoee, Fla.)
2,430 — Jack Davies, Ely (Minn.)
2,427 — Julian Lebel, Christian (El Cajon, Calif.)
2,427 — Avery Collins, Erie First Christian Academy (Erie, Pa.)
2,421 — Baylor Nolin, Henry County (New Castle, Ky.) *
2,420 — Andon McCorison, Ninilchik (Alaska)

2,418 — Jayden Moore, Hopkins (Minnetonka, Minn.)

2,400 — Tyran Stokes, Rainier Beach (Seattle, Wash.) **

61-70
2,400 — Dalton Bentz, Plumas Charter (Greenville, Calif.)

2,400 — Aidan Able, John Carroll (Bel Air, Md.)
2,396 — Allen Brown Jr., Holbrook (Mass.)
2,394 — Anthony Rubio, Burges (El Paso, Texas)
2,385 — Cameron Newman, Gaston Christian (Gastonia, N.C.)
2,385 — Jamison Zavatchin, Oostburg (Wis.)
2,383 — Tyler Eklund, Braham (Minn.)
2,383 — Isaiah Asuma, Cherry *

2,382 — Dawson Hofer, Holdingford (Minn.) *

2,381 — Nate Martin, South Guilford HomeSchool (Greensboro, N.C.)

71-80
2,379 — Ethan Martin, Belle Plaine (Minn.)
2,375 — Anthony Elizondo, Diamond Hill-Jarvis (Fort Worth, Texas)
2,364 — Matt Allen, Gatewood (Eatonton, Ga.)
2,361 — Elijah Garrett, West Brook (Beaumont, Texas)
2,337 — Deron Russell, Waseca (Minn.)
2,331 — Lamont Hamilton, St. Catherine's (Racine, Wis.)
2,330 — Jayden Eyer, Paradise Adventist Academy (Paradise, Calif.)

2,328 — Kayden Schultz, Plymouth (Wis.)

2,323 — Timothy Chamberlain II, BASIS (Washington, District of Columbia)

2,318 — Amir Danforth, Rockford Auburn (Rockford, Ill.)

81-90
2,309 — Jordan Bustamante, Vela (Edinburg, Texas)
2,302 — Paul Gumbert-Mendoza, Wimberley (Texas)
2,298 — Cayman Camfield, Wayne County (Waynesboro, Tenn.)
2,297 — Kyle Cooper, Woodlawn (Ill.)
2,289 — Jerome Toby, Lummi (Bellingham, Wash.)
2,281 — Trent Clark, North Buncombe (Weaverville, N.C.)
2,276 — Bryson Mossman, Routt Catholic (Jacksonville, Ill.)

2,264 — Eli Williams, Heritage (Maryville, Tenn.)

2,263 — Creed Lopez, Training Center Christian (Garden City, Mo.)

2,263 — Sam Rupnow, Liberty Classical Academy (Maplewood, Minn.)

91-100
2,258 — Ethan Jones, Oliver Springs (Oliver Springs, Tenn.)
2,257 — Gabe Transue, Bethlehem Christian (Easton, Pa.)
2,256 — Jaxon Boschee, Bemidji (Minn.)
2,252 — Justin Caldwell, Berean Baptist Academy (Fayetteville, N.C.)
2,250 — Kelan Collins, Mexia (Texas)
2,250 — Jalen Montonati, Owasso (Okla.)
2,240 — Joe Sterling, Harvard-Westlake (Studio City, Calif.)

2,238 — Sei'Mir Roberson, Cathedral Catholic (San Diego, Calif.), Catholic Central (Troy, N.Y.)

2,235 — Luke Barnett, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)

2,226 — Jayden Riley, Yorkville Christian (Yorkville, Ill.)

101-110
2,225 — DeAvery Durham,Gibsland-Coleman (Gibsland, La.)
2,224 — Pierce Bierlink, Quincy (Wash.)
2,220 — Caleb Fay, Kent Denver (Englewood, Colo.)
2,211 — Hugo Morales, Norte Vista (Riverside, Calif.) *
2,203 — Daulton Bauer, Janesville-Waldorf-Pemberton (Janesville, Minn.)
2,203 — Eliezer Delbrey, Classical (Providence, R.I.)
2,188 — Luke Roschen, Goodhue (Minn.)

2,186 — Maddox Ritzel, Nashville (Ill.)
2,184 — Pierce Cughan, Columbia County Christian (Bloomsburg, Pa.) *

2,184 — Justus Kleitz, Iroquois (Elma, N.Y.)

111-120
2,184 — Reid Conley, Chattanooga Prep (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
2,182 — Jaxon Salenbien, Lenawee Christian (Adrian, Mich.)
2,179 — Luke Jones, Plaza Heights Christian Academy (Blue Springs, Mo.)
2,178 — Isaiah Thomas, Wayne Preparatory Academy (Goldsboro, N.C.)
2,174 — Bray Kirk, Lyon County (Eddyville, Ky.)
2,173 — Keison Peoples, Bismarck-Henning/Rossville-Alvin (Bismarck, Ill.)

2,171 — Landen Northrop, Richland (Wash.)

2,171 — Brady Boulton, Montezuma (Iowa)
2,170 — Gage Peterson, Waltonville (Ill.)

2,169 — Blake Greer, Northwest Arkansas HomeSchool Hornets (Springdale, Ark.) *

121-130
2,166 — Andrew Del Rey, Waldwick (N.J.)
2,165 — Court Gaylor, Lipan (Texas)
2,163 — Mayson Thomas, Pieper (San Antonio, Texas)
2,163 — Jaxson Davis, Warren Township (Gurnee, Ill.) *
2,162 — Tavid Johnson, Francis Parker (San Diego, Calif.) *
2,156 — Nat Farnsley, Columbus HomeSchool (Columbus, Ind.)

2,155 — Cayman Hamilton, Chilton Christian Academy (Jemison, Ala.)

2,154 — Dashaun McKoy, Harrells Christian Academy
2,154 — Dierks Neukomm, Cissna Park (Ill.)

2,151 — Haiden Harper, Lee-Scott Academy (Auburn, Ala.)

131-140
2,151 — Jayden Pringle, Triad Baptist Christian Academy (Kernersville, N.C.)
2,151 — Christian Gibson, North Shore (Houston)
2,143 — Joe Mitchell, Cretin-Derham Hall (St. Paul, Minn.)
2,136 — Michael Jones, Indian Land (Fort Mill, S.C.)
2,131 — Cisco Llamas, Sahuaro (Tucson, Ariz.)
2,127 — Nolan Brunelle, Jordan-Elbridge (Jordan, N.Y.)
2,123 — Noah Mustafa, Green (New York, N.Y.)

2,122 — Matthew Lebron, Banning Lewis Academy (Colorado Springs, Colo.)
2,115 — Zach Villanueva, West Campus (Sacramento, Calif.)

2,114 — Tyler Weddington, Phelps (Ky.)*

141-150
2,114 — Payton Jones, Beaumont United (Beaumont, Texas) *
2,112 — Chase Dupree, Southwest (Macon, Ga.)
2,109 — Marlon Calhoun, KIPP DC Legacy College Prep (Washington, D.C.)
2,107 — Sam Brigham, Pope Francis Prep (Springfield, Mass.)
2,106 — Jordan Dill, Germantown Friends (Philadelphia, Pa.), Imhotep Charter (Philadelphia, Pa.)
2,106 — Trey Beamer, IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)
2,102 — Cole Jacobson, Gibbon-Fairfax-Winthrop (Winthrop, Minn.)

2,102 — Caleb Sanders, Pisgah (Sandhill, Miss.), Muddy River HomeSchool (Jackson, Miss.)
2,101 — Emanuel Green, Cedar Grove (Ellenwood, Ga.)
2,100 — Derrick Roberson, Chattanooga Prep (Chattanooga, Tenn.)

151-160 2,099 — Cal Heydon, Coon Rapids-Bayard (Coon Rapids, Iowa)
2,093 — Raul Palacios, Edinburg North (Edinburg, Texas) *
2,086 — L.J. Smith IV, Oak Hill Academy (Mouth of Wilson, Va.), Lincolnton (N.C.) *
2,084 — John Mattingly, Central (Phoenix, Ariz.)
2,083 — Chaise Smith, Washington (N.C.)
2,081 — Kensington Candler, Little Elm (Texas)

2,081 — Trey Sagester, Tri-Village (New Madison, Ohio)

2,077 — CJ Harden, Portal (Ga.) #
2,070 — James Kersten, Shepaug Valley (Washington, Conn.)

2,064 — Ryan Leary, Carle Place (N.Y.)

161-170
2,063 — Remy Albrecht, Cleveland (Rio Rancho, N.M.)
2,063 — Luke Carter, Mabank (Texas)
2,058 — Nijaun Harris, St. Petersburg (Fla.) #
2,058 — Brenden Matt, North Platte (Dearborn, Mo.)
2,056 — Josh Ferriauolo, Northern Michigan Christian (McBain, Mich.)
2,055 — Manno Jenkins, Natomas (Sacramento, Calif.)

2,054 — Trey Keating, Nativity BVM (Pottsville, Pa.)

2,054 — C.J. Wallace, Delta (Deering, Mo.)
2,053 — Braylen Moore, Lecanto (Fla.)

2,051 — Owen Calvert, Calvary Day School (Winston-Salem, N.C.)

171-180
2,051 — Andrew Plyman, Exeter (Calif.)
2,049 — Aiden Rollins, Franklin (Elk Grove, Calif.)
2,047 — Adrik Jenkin, Colfax (Wash.)
2,045 — Grady Eklund, Pewamo-Westphalia (Pewamo, Mich.)
2,045 — Treven Raymon, South Pointe (Rock Hill, S.C.)
2,044 — Ziekus Garner, Livingston (Texas)

2,044 — J.T. Graham, Midland Park (N.J.)

2,041 — Jayden Gray, Victory Christian Academy (Chula Vista, Calif.)
2,039 — Jackson Meyer, Glasgow (Mo.)

2,036 — Jake Gledhill, Summit Classical Christian School (Bellevue, Wash.)

181-190
2,035 — Ty Kennedy, Greenwood Christian (Greenwood, S.C.)
2,034 — Jalen Williams, San Marcos (Calif.)
2,031 — Caron McGee, Trinity Leadership (Cedar Hill, Texas)
2,028 — Malachi Davis, McFarland (Calif.) *
2,025 — Landan Burchard, Puxico (Mo.)
2,025 — Drew Cook, South Allegheny (McKeesport, Pa.)

2,024 — Christopher Trotter, Saddleback (Santa Ana, Calif.)

2,023 — Sam Cecava, Calallen (Corpus Christi, Texas)
2,021 — Carter Sbrusch, Slocum (Elkhart, Texas)

2,015 — Athens McGillis, Covington Catholic (Park Hills, Ky.)

191-196
2,014 — Armonii Benjamin, Avoyelles Charter (Mansura, La.), Marksville (La.)
2,013 — Roman Voss, Jackson County Central (Jackson, Minn.)
2,013 — Max Iversen, Maple Grove (Minn.)
2,012 — Ray Brau, Hibbing (Minn.) *
2,007 — Joshua Sloan, Cumberland Christian Home Educators (Somerset, Ky.)
2,005 — Mason Witt, Alexandria (Minn.)

Exact totals unknown (Approximate total listed)
3,300 — Dwight Magee, Crescent City Christian (Metairie, La.)
2,100 — Kaden House, AZ Compass Prep National (Chandler, Ariz.)
2,000 — Marcqell Freeman, Mount Zion Christian Collegiate (Durham, N.C.)

* Junior, Class of 2027
# Sophomore, Class of 2028

** Approximate total

High school basketball: Jason Crowe, Tyran Stokes headline list of 2,000-point career scorers coming out of 2025-26 season

List includes 20 players that have topped the 3,000-point plateau, including Class of 2027 scoring sensations Jordan Borowicz, Corey Flinchum and Braxton Keathley.

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