ACB statistical leaders

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ACB statistical leaders are the season by season stats leaders and all-time stats leaders of the top-tier level professional basketball league in Spain, the Liga ACB, and its predecessor, the Liga Nacional Primera División.

Liga Nacional Primera División and Liga ACB Top Scorers by season

In basketball, points are the sum of the score accumulated through free throws or field goals. The ACB's scoring title is awarded to the player with the highest points per game average in a given regular season.

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation.

Season Top Scorer Club Scoring Average / Total Points
Liga Nacional Primera División (1957–1983)
1957
Spain Alfonso MartínezReal Madrid
18.0
1958
Spain Alfonso Martínez (2×)Real Madrid
17.2
1958–59Puerto Rico Johnny BáezReal Madrid
19.9
1959–60Spain Alfonso Martínez (average) (3×) /
Puerto Rico Johnny Báez (total points) (2×)		Barcelona /
Real Madrid
20.2 /
439 points
1960–61Spain Francisco LlobetOrillo Verde
20.4
1961–62United States Wayne HightowerReal Madrid
19.7
1962–63Spain Emiliano RodríguezReal Madrid
19.9
1963–64Spain Emiliano Rodríguez (2×)Real Madrid
22.7
1964–65Spain Lorenzo AlocénHelios
24.2
1965–66United States Miles AikenÁguilas Bilbao
23.9
1966–67Spain Alfonso Martínez (4×)Joventut
22.1
1967–68Spain Clifford LuykReal Madrid
24.3
1968–69United States Charles ThomasSan José Irpen
25.6
1969–70United States Charles Thomas (2×)San José Irpen
24.1
1970–71Spain Alfredo Pérez GómezBreogán
27.1
1971–72Spain Gonzalo Sagi-VelaEstudiantes
21.6
1972–73Spain Alfredo Pérez Gómez (2×)Breogán
23.2
1973–74United States John CoughranYMCA
31.7
1974–75United States Ray PriceBaskonia
32.2
1975–76United States Walter Szczerbiak Sr. (average) /
United States Bob Fullarton (total points)		Real Madrid /
Breogán
30.9 /
968 points
1976–77United States Bob GuyetteBarcelona
32.0
1977–78United States Essie HollisAskatuak
41.0
1978–79United States Nate Davis (average) /
United States Webb Williams (total points)		Askatuak /
Baskonia
34.5 /
730 points
1979–80United States Nate Davis (2×)Valladolid
29.7
1980–81Canada Lars HansenOAR Ferrol
27.4
1981–82United States Larry McNeillCanarias
34.4
1982–83United States Claude GregoryBaskonia
30.6
Liga ACB (1983–present)
Season Top Scorer Club Scoring Average
1983–84United States Nate Davis (3×)OAR Ferrol
28.2
1984–85United States David Russell (average) /
United States Nate Davis (total points) (4×)		Estudiantes /
OAR Ferrol
31.7 /
822 points
1985–86United States David Russell (2×)Estudiantes
27.0
1986–87United States Eddie PhillipsCanarias
32.6
1987–88United States Kenny SimpsonManresa
29.5
1988–89Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Dražen PetrovićReal Madrid
28.0
1989–90United States Ray SmithMaristas Málaga
27.6
1990–91United States Walter BerryAtlético Madrid
32.9
1991–92United States Jeff LampOximesa
29.0
1992–93Croatia Velimir PerasovićBreogán
24.5
1993–94Brazil Oscar SchmidtValladolid
33.2
1994–95United States Darrell ArmstrongOurense
24.6
1995–96United States John MortonGran Canaria
26.3
1996–97United States John Morton (2×)Gran Canaria
23.6
1997–98United States Tony WhiteValladolid
21.2
1998–99Croatia Velimir Perasović (2×)Fuenlabrada
22.5
1999–00Croatia Velimir Perasović (3×)Fuenlabrada
22.4
2000–01Croatia Velimir Perasović (4×)Fuenlabrada
22.9
2001–02Croatia Velimir Perasović (5×)Fuenlabrada
22.4
2002–03Argentina Walter HerrmannFuenlabrada
22.3
2003–04United States Lou RoeLucentum
20.9
2004–05United States Charlie BellBreogán
27.0
2005–06United States Lou Roe (2×)Sevilla
19.7
2006–07Spain Juan Carlos NavarroBarcelona
18.9
2007–08Spain Rudy FernándezJoventut
21.2
2008–09Serbia Igor RakočevićBaskonia
19.8
2009–10United States Jaycee CarrollGran Canaria
19.1
2010–11United States Jaycee Carroll (2×)Gran Canaria
19.6
2011–12United States Andy PankoGBC
18.9
2012–13Canada Carl EnglishEstudiantes
17.2
2013–14United States Andy Panko (2×)Fuenlabrada
17.9
2014–15United States Andy Panko (3×)Fuenlabrada
18.6
2015–16Bulgaria Darius AdamsBaskonia
17.2
2016–17France Edwin JacksonEstudiantes
21.8

Liga ACB all-time most games played

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players.[1]

Stats through end of 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games
1. Spain Felipe Reyes 761
2. Spain Rafa Jofresa 756
3. Spain Nacho Rodríguez 737
4. Spain Nacho Azofra 705
5. Spain Juan Carlos Navarro 689
6. Spain Alex Mumbrú 677
7. Spain Alberto Herreros 654
8. Spain Carlos Jiménez 641
9. Spain Pablo Laso 624
10. Spain Juan Antonio Orenga 615
11. Spain Fran Vázquez 607
=. Spain Sergi Vidal 607
13. Spain Carlos Montes 605
14. Spain Berni Rodríguez 601
=. Spain José Miguel Antúnez 601
16. Spain Joan Creus[A] 585
17. Spain José Ángel Arcega 582
18. Spain Albert Oliver 566
19. Spain Fernando San Emeterio 556
20. Spain José Antonio Paraíso 551

A. ^ Counting also games from the old National League, Joan Creus would be the all-time leader with 778 games played.[2]

Liga ACB all-time scoring leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 6,000 points, considered by the ACB as historic players.[3]

Stats through end of 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games Points Scored Average
1. Spain Alberto Herreros 654 9,759 14.92
2. Spain Jordi Villacampa 506 8,991 17.77
3. United States Brian Jackson 392 8,651 22.07
4. Spain Juan Carlos Navarro 689 8,318 12.07
5. Spain Felipe Reyes 761 8,060 10.59
6. United States Granger Hall 433 8,039 18.57
7. Spain Joan Creus 585 7,929 13.55
8. United States Joe Arlauckas 365 7,543 20.67
9. Spain Alex Mumbrú 677 7,435 10.98
10. Croatia Velimir Perasović 354 7,387 20.87
11. Spain Epi 422 7,029 16.66
12. Spain Darryl Middleton 398 6,425 16.14
13. United States Andre Turner 378 6,405 16.94
14. Spain Rafa Jofresa 756 6,327 8.37
15. United States Richard Scott 350 6,199 17.71
16. United States John Pinone 332 6,175 18.60
17. Spain Bernard Hopkins 456 6,088 13.35
18. United States Claude Riley 308 6,074 19.72
19. Spain Xavi Fernández 499 6,042 12.11
20. Spain Chicho Sibilio 348 6,010 17.27

Liga ACB all-time rebounding leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 2,500 rebounds, considered by the ACB as historic players.[4]

Stats through the end of the 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games Rebounds Average
1. Spain Felipe Reyes 761 4,556 5.99
2. United States Granger Hall 433 4,292 9.91
3. Spain Carlos Jiménez 641 3,526 5.50
4. United States Claude Riley 308 3,033 9.85
5. Spain Juan Antonio Orenga 616 2,933 4.77
6. Lithuania Arvydas Sabonis 235 2,904 12.36
7. Spain Bernard Hopkins 456 2,806 6.15
8. Spain Mike Smith 405 2,755 6.80
9. United States Larry Micheaux 269 2,729 10.14
10. Spain Darryl Middleton 398 2,701 6.79
11. Spain Fran Vázquez 607 2,653 4.37
12. United States Joe Arlauckas 365 2,626 7.19
13. Spain Alex Mumbrú 677 2,499 3,68
14. United States Harper Williams 346 2,493 7.21
15. Central African Republic Anicet Lavodrama 345 2,429 7.04
16. Spain Alfonso Reyes 461 2,417 5.24
17. Belgium Axel Hervelle 473 2,355 4.98
18. Spain Ramón Rivas 307 2,290 7.46
19. Spain Ferrán Martínez 417 2,287 5.48
20. United States Darrell Lockhart 291 2,283 7.85

Liga ACB all-time assists leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 1,500 assists, considered by the ACB as historic players.[5]

Stats through the end of the 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games Assists Average
1. Spain Pablo Laso 624 2,896 4.64
2. Spain Nacho Azofra 705 2,224 3.15
3. Spain Nacho Rodríguez 737 2,032 2.76
4. Spain Albert Oliver 566 1,852 3.27
5. United States Elmer Bennett 360 1,838 5.11
6. Spain José Luis Llorente 474 1,768 3.73
7. United States Andre Turner 378 1,748 4.62
8. Argentina Pablo Prigioni 458 1,718 3.73
9. Spain Salva Díez 519 1,691 3.26
10. Brazil Marcelinho Huertas 453 1,685 3.72
11. Spain Javi Salgado 462 1,672 3.62
12. Spain Juan Carlos Navarro 689 1,637 2.38
13. Spain Rafa Jofresa 756 1,573 2.08
14. Spain Sergio Rodríguez 333 1,475 4.43
15. Spain Joan Creus 585 1,461 2.50
16. Spain José Miguel Antúnez 601 1,436 2.39
17. Spain Sergio Llull 431 1,416 3.29
18. Spain Berni Rodríguez 601 1,372 2.28
19. Spain Javi Rodríguez 365 1,343 3.68
20. Spain Carles Marco 361 1,303 3.61

Liga ACB all-time steals leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 750 steals, considered by the ACB as historic players.[6]

Stats through the end of the 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games Steals Average
1. Spain Pablo Laso 624 1,219 1.95
2. Spain Nacho Rodríguez 737 1,145 1.55
3. Spain Joan Creus 585 1,087 1.86
4. Spain Rafa Jofresa 756 968 1.28
5. Spain Carlos Jiménez 641 941 1.47
6. Spain Salva Díez 519 937 1.81
7. Spain Carlos Montes 605 900 1.49
8. United States Andre Turner 378 840 2.22
9. Spain Alberto Herreros 654 822 1.26
10. Spain Jordi Villacampa 506 785 1.55
11. Spain Nacho Azofra 705 784 1.11
12. Spain Quim Costa 316 769 2.43
13. Argentina Pablo Prigioni 458 767 1.66
14. Spain José Ángel Arcega 582 767 1.32
15. Spain José Luis Llorente 474 755 1.59
16. Spain José Antonio Montero 466 751 1.61
17. Spain Felipe Reyes 761 715 0.94
18. Spain José Miguel Antúnez 601 710 1.18
19. Spain Alberto Angulo 542 702 1.30
20. Spain Fede Ramiro 380 648 1.71

Liga ACB all-time blocks leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 600 blocked shots, considered by the ACB as historic players.[7]

Stats through the end of the 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games Blocks Average
1. Spain Fran Vázquez 607 712 1.17
2. Spain Fernando Romay 416 671 1.61
3. United States George Singleton 251 588 2.34
4. Lithuania Arvydas Sabonis 235 528 2.25
5. Spain Sitapha Savané 488 499 1.02
6. United States Harper Williams 346 459 1.33
7. Spain Derrick Alston 301 456 1.51
8. Central African Republic Anicet Lavodrama 345 395 1.14
9. United States Joe Arlauckas 365 375 1.03
10. United States Granger Hall 433 348 0.80
11. France Frederic Weis 293 346 1.18
12. United States Brad Branson 280 333 1.19
13. Spain Juan Antonio Morales 391 332 0.85
14. United States Mike Phillips 191 329 1.72
15. United States Kenny Green 136 327 2.40

Liga ACB all-time made 3 point field goal leaders

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, active players. In gold, players with more than 650 three-pointers, considered by the ACB as historic players.[8]

Stats through the end of the 2017–18 ACB season:

Rank Player Games 3 Pointers Made Average
1. Spain Alberto Herreros 654 1,233 1.89
2. Spain Juan Carlos Navarro 689 1,179 1.71
3. Spain Álex Mumbrú 677 901 1.33
4. Croatia Velimir Perasovic 354 882 2.49
5. Spain Rafa Martínez 508 774 1.52
6. Spain Raúl Pérez 495 770 1.56
7. United States Louis Bullock 364 734 2.02
8. Spain Rafa Jofresa 756 712 0.94
9. Spain Rudy Fernández 407 710 1.74
10. Spain Xavi Fernández 499 710 1.42
11. Spain Joan Creus 585 702 1.20
12. Spain Chicho Sibilio 348 693 1.99
13. Azerbaijan Jaycee Carroll 360 693 1.93
14. Spain Nacho Azofra 705 686 0.97
15. Argentina Juan Espil 339 681 2.01
16. United States Andre Turner 378 672 1.78
17. Spain Sergio Llull 431 665 1.54
18. Spain Javi Salgado 462 661 1.43
19. United States Andy Toolson 206 629 3.05
20. Spain Epi 422 627 1.49

References

  1. ↑ HISTORICOS: Partidos jugados en LACB (in Spanish).
  2. ↑ "Felipe Reyes iguala el récord de partidos de Rafa Jofresa". ACB (in Spanish). Retrieved 20 June 2018.
  3. ↑ HISTORICOS: Anotadores en LACB (in Spanish).
  4. ↑ HISTORICOS: Reboteadores en LACB (in Spanish).
  5. ↑ HISTORICOS: Asistencias en LACB (in Spanish).
  6. ↑ HISTORICOS: Balones recuperados en LACB (in Spanish).
  7. ↑ HISTORICOS: Tapones en LACB (in Spanish).
  8. ↑ HISTORICOS: Triples en LACB (in Spanish).
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