Lega Basket Serie A statistical leaders

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Lega Basket Serie A statistical leaders are the season by season stats leaders of the top-tier level professional basketball league in Italy, the LBA (first division), and the all-time stats leaders of both the LBA and the Serie A2 (2nd division).

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Top scorers by season

In basketball, points are the sum of the score accumulated through free throws or field goals. The LBA's scoring title is awarded to the player with the highest points per game average in a given regular season. Prior to the 1987–88 season, the league's Top Scorer was the player that scored the most total points in the league during the season. Since the 1987–88 season, the league's Top Scorer is the player with the highest scoring average per game during the season.

By total points scored

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Bob Morse, 6× Italian League scoring champion.
Gianfranco Lombardi, 2x Italian League scoring champion. Gianfranco Lombardi (cropped).jpg
Gianfranco Lombardi, 2× Italian League scoring champion.
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Doug Moe, 1966 Italian League scoring champion.

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Starting with the 1974–75 season, stats accumulated in the league's playoffs were also counted. Through the 1987–88 season, the Top Scorer of the league was the player that scored the most total points. Starting with the 1989–90 season, the Top Scorer of the league was the player with the highest points per game scoring average.

Top scorers by total points scored (1948–49 to 1986–87)
SeasonPlayer
(league's top scorer)
ClubTotal points scored
1948–49 Flag of Italy.svg Agostino Miliani San Giusto Trieste 238
1949–50 Flag of Italy.svg Romeo Romanutti Borletti Milano 378
1950–51 Flag of Italy.svg Sergio Stefanini Borletti Milano 473
1951–52 Flag of Italy.svg Sergio Stefanini (2×) Borletti Milano 366
1952–53 Flag of Italy.svg Sergio Stefanini (3×) Borletti Milano 416
1953–54 Flag of Italy.svg Sergio Stefanini (4×) Borletti Milano 517
1954–55 Flag of Italy.svg Tonino Zorzi Ignis Varese 527
1955–56 Flag of Italy.svg Romeo Romanutti (2×) Borletti Milano 496
1956–57 Flag of the United States.svg Tony Vlastelica Benelli Pesaro 546
1957–58 Flag of the United States.svg Tony Vlastelica (2×) Oransoda Cantù 479
1958–59 Flag of the United States.svg Al Inniss Lanco Pesaro 508
1959–60 Flag of Italy.svg Nino Cescutti Lanco Pesaro 531
1960–61 Flag of Italy.svg Paolo Vittori Simmenthal Milano 509
1961–62 Flag of Italy.svg Nino Cescutti (2×) Algor Pesaro 529
1962–63 Flag of Italy.svg Andrea Toso Pallacanestro Treviso 628
1963–64 Flag of Italy.svg Gianfranco Lombardi Knorr Bologna 594
1964–65 Flag of Italy.svg Paolo Vittori (2×) Simmenthal Milano 562
1965–66 Flag of the United States.svg Doug Moe Petrarca Padova 674
1966–67 Flag of Italy.svg Gianfranco Lombardi (2×) Candy Bologna 552
1967–68 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Trajko Rajković Fargas Livorno 521
1968–69 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Radivoj Korać Boario Padova 581
1969–70 Flag of the United States.svg Elnardo Webster Splügen Brau Gorizia 593
1970–71 Flag of the United States.svg Gary Schull Eldorado Bologna 540
1971–72 Flag of the United States.svg John Fultz Norda Bologna 655
1972–73 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse Ignis Varese 824
1973–74 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse (2×) Ignis Varese 753
1974–75 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse (3×) Ignis Varese 1,336
1975–76 Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Jura Mobilquattro Milano 1,198
1976–77 Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Jura (2×) Xerox Milano 1,052
1977–78 Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Jura (3×) Xerox Milano 997
1978–79 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse (4×) Emerson Varese 885
1979–80 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse (5×) Emerson Varese 964
1980–81 Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse (6×) Turisanda Varese 980
1981–82 Flag of the United States.svg Zam Fredrick Sinudyne Bologna 988
1982–83 Flag of the United States.svg Kevin Magee Cagiva Varese 887
1983–84 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt Indesit Caserta 955
1984–85 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (2×) Indesit Caserta 1,140
1985–86 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (3×) Mobilgirgi Caserta 1,226
1986–87 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (4×) Mobilgirgi Caserta 1,316
1987–88 Flag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg Dražen Dalipagić Hitachi Venezia
1,417

By scoring average

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Michael Young, 1991 Italian League scoring champion.
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Lou Bullock, 2002 Italian League scoring champion.
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Gary Neal, 2010 Italian League scoring champion.
Top scorers by scoring average (1987–88 to present)
SeasonPlayer
(league's top scorer)
ClubScoring average
1988–89 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (5×) Snaidero Caserta
35.6
1989–90 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (6×) Phonola Caserta 32.7
1990–91 Flag of the United States.svg Michael Young Panasonic Reggio Calabria 34.0
1991–92 Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt (7×) Branca Pavia 37.7
1992–93 Flag of Italy.svg Larry Middleton Marr Rimini 26.0
1993–94 Flag of Italy.svg Mario Boni Bialetti Montecatini 30.5
1994–95 Flag of Croatia.svg Arijan Komazec Cagiva Varese 33.7
1995–96 Flag of Italy.svg Carlton Myers Teamsystem Bologna 26.9
1996–97 Flag of the United States.svg Steve Burtt Sr. Genertel Trieste 34.1
1997–98 Flag of the United States.svg Mike Mitchell Cfm Reggio Emilia 24.1
1998–99 Flag of Italy.svg Vincenzo Esposito Termal Imola 24.5
1999–00 Flag of Italy.svg Vincenzo Esposito (2×) Lineltex Imola 30.9
2000–01 Flag of Italy.svg Vincenzo Esposito (3×) Lineltex Imola 28.0
2001–02 Flag of the United States.svg Lou Bullock Adecco Milano 24.9
2002–03 Flag of Slovenia.svg Boris Gorenc Metis Varese 22.4
2003–04 Flag of the United States.svg Charlie Bell Mabo Livorno 25.5
2004–05 Flag of the United States.svg Drew Nicholas Solidago Livorno 22.8
2005–06 Flag of the United States.svg Lynn Greer Carpisa Napoli 23.5
2006–07 Flag of Puerto Rico.svg Rick Apodaca Legea Scafati 19.8
2007–08 Flag of the United States.svg Clay Tucker Siviglia Wear Teramo 21.0
2008–09 Flag of Panama.svg Michael Hicks Scavolini Pesaro 18.8
2009–10 Flag of the United States.svg Gary Neal Benetton Treviso 19.4
2010–11 Flag of the United States.svg James White Dinamo Sassari 21.0
2011–12 Flag of the United States.svg Andre Smith Otto Caserta 18.4
2012–13 Flag of the United States.svg Donell Taylor Trenkwalder Reggio Emilia 19.1
2013–14 Flag of the United States.svg Drake Diener Banco di Sardegna Sassari 19.4
2014–15 Flag of the United States.svg Tony Mitchell Dolomiti Energia Trento 20.7
2015–16 Flag of the United States.svg Austin Daye Consultinvest Pesaro 21.3
2016–17 Flag of the United States.svg Marcus Landry Germani Basket Brescia 19.6
2017–18 Flag of the United States.svg Jason Rich Sidigas Avellino 19.3
2018–19 Flag of the United States.svg Frank Gaines Red October Cantù 20.3
2019–20 Flag of the United States.svg Adrian Banks New Basket Brindisi 21.2
2020–21 Flag of the United States.svg JaCorey Williams Aquila Basket Trento 17.8
2021–22 Flag of the United States.svg Marcus Keene Pallacanestro Varese 18.7
2022–23 Flag of the United States.svg Frank Bartley Pallacanestro Trieste 19.5

Source: LegaBasket.it STATISTICHE (in Italian).

All-time scoring leaders (1970–present)

[2] The all-time top scoring leaders of games played in the LBA, the Italian top-tier level professional club basketball league, and the Serie A2, which is Italy's second tier competition. Includes points scored since the 1970–71 season, when Lega Basket took over the competitions.

RankPlayerPoints scoredGames playedScoring averageYears played in the leaguesClubs
1 Flag of Italy.svg Antonello Riva 14,39778518.31977–2002 Cantù, Olimpia Milano, VL Pesaro, Ginnastica Goriziana, NSB Rieti
2. Flag of Brazil.svg Oscar Schmidt 13,95740334.61982–1993 Juvecaserta, Pavia
3. Flag of Italy.svg Carlton Myers 11,32058219.51988–2010 Rimini, VL Pesaro, Fortitudo Bologna, Virtus Roma, Mens Sana Basket
4. Flag of the United States.svg Chuck Jura 9,87034428.71972–1985 Milano 1958, Basket Mestre, Alpe Bergamo, Montesacro Roma
5. Flag of the United States.svg Bob Morse 9,77535227.81972–1981,
1984–1986
Varese, Reggio Emilia
6. Flag of Italy.svg Mario Boni 9,75647020.81983–2005 Vigevano, Montecatini, Virtus Roma, Roseto Sharks, Teramo Basket, Aurora Basket Jesi
7. Flag of Italy.svg Larry Middleton 9,46052718.01989–2005 Trieste, Basket Rimini, Basket Cervia, Basket Napoli, Mens Sana Basket, VL Pesaro, Basket Avellino
8. Flag of Italy.svg Renato Villalta 9,26655816.61974–1991 Basket Mestre, Virtus Bologna, Basket Treviso
9. Flag of Italy.svg Walter Magnifico 9,18974012.41979–2001 Fortitudo Bologna, VL Pesaro, Virtus Bologna, Virtus Roma
10. Flag of Italy.svg Roberto Premier 9,14063314.41978–1996 Ginnastica Goriziana, Olimpia Milano, Virtus Roma, Basket Modena

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