Class: Senior
Position: Small forward
Total points: 363
Games played: 23
Points per game: 15.8
Field goal %: 47
3-point field goal %: 38
Free throw %: 84
The high school basketball season is wrapping up soon, see who are the top scorers in Southern Arizona. The Top 10 list is ranked by players' overall points on the season, rather than points per game.
10. Eddie Cordova, Tucson High
9. Sam Legleu, Nogales
Class: Senior
Position: Guard
Total points: 410
Games played: 20
Points per game: 20.5
Field goal %: 55
3-point field goal %: N/A
Free throw %: 75
8. Conner Verdugo, Walden Grove
Class: Senior
Position: Guard
Total points: 417
Games played: 18
Points per game: 23.2
Field goal %: 48
3-point field goal %: 40
Free throw %: 84
7. Kino Bellinger, Sierra Vista Buena
Class: Junior
Position: Shooting guard
Total points: 441
Games played: 24
Points per game: 18.4
Field goal %: 46
3-point field goal %: 35
Free throw %: 82
6. Hunter Paddlety, Santa Rita
Class: Senior
Position: Guard
Total points: 482
Games played: 22
Points per game: 21.9
Field goal %: 51
3-point field goal %: 23
Free throw %: 56
5. Jordan Green, Cienega
Class: Senior
Position: Point guard
Total points: 483
Games played: 23
Points per game: 21
Field goal %: 52
3-point field goal %: 33
Free throw %: 73
4. Marcel Dean, Cholla
Class: Senior
Position: Point guard
Total points: 493
Games played: 24
Points per game: 20.5
Field goal %: 56
3-point field goal %: 50
Free throw %: 84
3. Anthony Gaxiola, Tanque Verde
Class: Senior
Position: Guard
Total points: 541
Games played: 20
Points per game: 27.1
Field goal %: 50
3-point field goal %: 30
Free throw %: 69
2. Andrew Reyna, St. Augustine Catholic
Class: Senior
Total points: 571
Games played: 23
Points per game: 24.8
Field goal %: 49
3-point field goal %: 43
Free throw %: 92
1. Addison Mort, The Gregory School
Class: Senior
Position: Guard
Total points: 597
Games played: 23
Points per game: 26
Field goal %: 53
3-point field goal %: 38
Free throw %: 77
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