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GRC Boys Basketball 2021-22 Stat Leaders - Returning players by class


GRC Boys Basketball 2021-22 Stat Leaders - Returning players by class

GRC East
Points Per Game
Sophomore - Kiefer Tolson, Trenton, 11.7
Junior - Talan Holt, Princeton, 17.3
Senior - Isaac Bird, Gallatin, 21.1
Field Goals Per Game
Sophomore - Maverick Gentry, Polo, 5.0
Junior - Talan Holt, Princeton, 6.7
Senior - Isaac Bird, Gallatin, 8.0
2-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Maverick Gentry, Polo, 4.8
Junior - Talan Holt, Princeton, 4.9
Senior - Payton Feiden, Gallatin, 6.2
3-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Kiefer Tolson, Trenton, 0.9
Junior - Owen Ream, Putnam County, 2.1
Senior - Isaac Bird, Gallatin, 2.8
Free Throws Made Per Game
Sophomore - Dillon Willis, Maysville, 2.3
Junior - Ahmet Niasse, Milan, 2.6
Senior - Isaac Bird, Gallatin, 2.2
Free Throw Pct (Minimum 10 Attempts)
Sophomore - Kiefer Tolton, Trenton, 64.3%
Junior - Ahmet Niasse, Milan, 78.7%
Senior - Nathan Keck, Milan, 90.0%

GRC West
Points Per Game
Sophomore - Braxon Linville, North Andrew, 10.8
Junior - Tyler New, Worth County, 11.3
Senior - Kemper Cline, Albany, 20.0
Field Goals Per Game
Sophomore - Braxon Linville, North Andrew, 4.0
Junior - Tyler New, Worth County, 4.5
Senior - Kemper Cline, Albany, 7.4
2-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Braxon Linville, North Andrew, 3.7
Junior - Tyler New, Worth County, 3.6
Senior - Kemper Cline, Albany, 7.2
3-pt FG Per Game
Sophomore - Johnston Stewart, St. Joseph Christian, 0.5
Junior - Gage Iddings, Pattonsburg, 1.5
Senior - Hayden Ecker, North Andrew, 2.7
Free Throws Made Per Game
Sophomore - Braxon Linville, North Andrew, 2.6
Junior - Gage Iddings, Pattonsburg, 1.9
Senior - Kemper Cline, Albany, 4.8
Free Throw Pct (Minimum 10 Attempts)
Sophomore - Blakely Eaton, King City, 68.3%
Junior - Timothy Poppa, Albany, 80.0%
Tyler New, Worth County, 80.0% 
Senior - Hunter Moss, King City, 72.7%

 

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