Final.

 

Hollingsworth 31

Gray 14

Ifeacho 12

Richardson 7

Gadd 3

Yeast 3

Corio 3

 

Clayton-Murphy 20

Boone 7

Burbage 7

DeMarcus 6

Mack 5

Warren 5

Curry 2

 

During this game Taveion Hollingsworth passed Cameron Mills for 5th on the all time Dunbar scoring list.

Final.

 

Hollingsworth 31

Gray 14

Ifeacho 12

Richardson 7

Gadd 3

Yeast 3

Corio 3

 

Clayton-Murphy 20

Boone 7

Burbage 7

DeMarcus 6

Mack 5

Warren 5

Curry 2

 

During this game Taveion Hollingsworth passed Cameron Mills for 5th on the all time Dunbar scoring list.

 

What kind of chance does he have to become the all time leader at Dunbar? Passing Cameron Mills is a hell of an accomplishment.

He is less then 500 away from being the all time leading scorer. Darnell Burton is the all time leader at 2192. He has an outside chance of passing Mike Allen for the all time Fayette County record.

He is less then 500 away from being the all time leading scorer. Darnell Burton is the all time leader at 2192. He has an outside chance of passing Mike Allen for the all time Fayette County record.

 

How far is he behind Allen? If he stays healthy I think he'll likely score between 800-1000 this year.

Mike Allen scored 2,408 points in his career. After tonight Taveion is at 1,712.

He is less then 500 away from being the all time leading scorer. Darnell Burton is the all time leader at 2192. He has an outside chance of passing Mike Allen for the all time Fayette County record.

 

When you talk about Fayette County’s top scorers, Dunbar’s own Mike Smith always gets overlooked because he transferred in from Sayre. When you add his totals from both schools together he’s definitely one of the tops in FC history.

 

MM31, maybe you’re the man who can straighten this out. KHSAA site shows Mike scoring 954 in his 2 years at Dunbar, but those stats don’t have the whole season totals, they stop a couple games short each year. Got final numbers for those two years?

 

While at Sayre, KHSAA shows 1267 points for Mike’s 8th, 9th, and 10th grade years, but there are no numbers for his 7th grade season, and he was on their varsity then. That’s 2221 total shown on the KHSAA stats. Add the missing points from a few Dunbar games and 7th grade at Sayre, and Mike Smith might challenge Mike Allen for 1st, and be no lower than 2nd.

 

This won’t affect Taveion’s spot on the Dunbar list, but if you can document this you could get a Dunbar grad the recognition he deserves. Last I heard he was still rolling the numbers at Pfeiffer.

When you talk about Fayette County’s top scorers, Dunbar’s own Mike Smith always gets overlooked because he transferred in from Sayre...

 

This won’t affect Taveion’s spot on the Dunbar list, but if you can document this you could get a Dunbar grad the recognition he deserves. Last I heard he was still rolling the numbers at Pfeiffer.

 

Averaging 13.8 ppg through six games. Shooting 49% from the field, 40% from 3.

 

Mike Smith - Pfeiffer University

Mike Smith scored 1,057 points in his two years at Dunbar. Mike was a great player.

Mike Smith scored 1,057 points in his two years at Dunbar. Mike was a great player.

 

So that puts us at 2324, still missing his 7th grade number. 86 shy of Allen.

Jackson Davis is currently recognized as second place with 2,343 points. I'm not sure if Fayette County recognizes the private schools on this list. Mike Fields had an article about this when Jackson Davis was finishing up at Lafayette. Lexington Catholic shows David Graves at over 1,700 as their all time leading scorer on their website.

Also, Mike Allen and Taveion's numbers are from 9th-12th only. Neither of them played any varsity as a middle schooler. Mike Smith and Jackson Davis did however.

Also, Mike Allen and Taveion's numbers are from 9th-12th only. Neither of them played any varsity as a middle schooler. Mike Smith and Jackson Davis did however.

 

As usual, you’re absolutely right my dear friend. I’m not trying to diminish anyone else’s accomplishments, just get Mike the recognition he deserves. I see the varsity time played while in middle school as a huge accomplishment in the 42nd, scoring his points against the best seniors Henry Clay, Scott County, and Bryan Station could throw at him.

Also, Mike Allen and Taveion's numbers are from 9th Actually Mike Allen only played varsity for 3 years, because in the late 80s high schools were only for students 10-12, makes his record even more impressive

Also, Mike Allen and Taveion's numbers are from 9th

 

Actually Mike Allen only played varsity for 3 years, because in the late 80s high schools were only for students 10

Not sure what happened on my attempt to reply to Mooremiller post. I was trying to say that Mike Allen only played 3 years of varsity because in the late 80s high school students attended high school from 10th to 12th grade, freshman were still in junior high, and Mike did played his junior high basketball at Winburn and did not play high school as a freshman. Which makes his point total even more impressive......sorry for the previous post that is cut off, I will try to delete it