List of Pennsylvania boys basketball records

The following is a List of Pennsylvania boys basketball records.[1] Multiple high level professional and collegiate players have come out of the state these include; Wilt Chamberlain, Kobe Bryant, Bob Davies, Pete Maravich, Earl Monroe, Guy Rodgers and Maurice Stokes.

Kobe Bryant; the most notable player to come out of Pennsylvania in the last 30 years, holds multiple state basketball records

Career points leaders

^	Denotes player who played at least 1 NBA game
†	Denotes player who was named to an NBA All-Star team

#	Player	Points	High School	Years	Games	PPG
1	A. J. Nastasi	3,833	North Bedford	1994–1998	115	33.3
2	Tom McMillen^	3,608	Mansfield	1966–1970	102	35.2
3	Billy Owens^	3,299	Carlisle	1985–1988	129	25.5
4	Ron Krick	3,174	West Reading	1957–1961	98	33.2
5	Bob Stevenson	2,966	Elk Lake	1974–1977	88	33.7
6	Joe Nastasi	2,961	North Bedford	1990–1994	101	29.3
7	Gerry McNamara	2,949	Bishop Hannan	1998–2002	128	20.0
8	John Bowen	2,884	Warren	1979–1983	113	25.5
9	Kobe Bryant†	2,883	Lower Merion	1992–1996	90	30.8
10	Tom Pipkins	2,838	Valley	1990–1993	102	27.7

#	Points	Player	Date	School	Opponent	Result	FG%
1	114	Pete Cimino	January 23, 1960	Bristol	Palisades	--	63%
T-2	92	Bob Mullery	February 18, 1957	Plymouth St. Vincent's	Sacred Heart, Plains	W 128–38	--
T-2	92	Mike Kasnick	February 27, 1957	Shade Central	Turkey Foot Valley	W 107–53	57%
T-3	90	Cal Vogel	February 25, 1955	Wilson Boro	Pen Argyl	W 95–52	61%
T-3	90	Wilt Chamberlain	February 17, 1955	Overbrook	Roxborough	W 123–21	87%

Points	Player	Date	School	Opponent	Round	Result	FG%
57	Greg Manning	March 19, 1977	Steelton-Highspire	Nanticoke	State semi-finals	--	--
55	Gerry McNamara	March 21, 2002	Bishop Hannan	Trinity	Eastern Finals	W 83–76	--
53	Billy Owens	1988	Carlisle	Pittsburgh Catholic	State Finals	W 80-54	--
52	Jhamir Brickus	March 16, 2019	Coatesville	Chester	6A Quarterfinal	W 96-82 OT	--
50	Mike Vreeswyk	March 2, 1985	Morrisville	St. Pius	First Round	L 73-72 OT	--

Date	Points	Winning School	Score	Losing School	Venue
February 3, 1998	257	Philadelphia Washington	130–127	West Philadelphia	W. Phila. HS

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