List of Philippine Basketball Association career scoring leaders

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This is a list of the top 20 Philippine Basketball Association player statistical leaders by total career points scored. [1]

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As of today, Ramon Fernandez still leads the all-time scoring list. James Yap is the leading scorer for active players and is twelfth all-time.

Scoring leaders

Atoy Co is the fourth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Atoy Co Coors Light NBA Pop-A-Shot Tour.jpg
Atoy Co is the fourth all-time career scoring leader of the league.
Nelson Asaytono is the fifth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Nelson Asaytono 2010.jpg
Nelson Asaytono is the fifth all-time career scoring leader of the league.
Benjie Paras is the thirteenth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Benjie Paras NBA Asia Challenge 2010.jpg
Benjie Paras is the thirteenth all-time career scoring leader of the league.
James Yap is the twelfth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Yap also leads the scoring sheet for all active players. James Yap BMEG.jpg
James Yap is the twelfth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Yap also leads the scoring sheet for all active players.
Mark Caguioa is the eighteenth all-time career scoring leader of the league. Mark Caguioa by Paul Ryan Tan of InterAKTV.jpg
Mark Caguioa is the eighteenth all-time career scoring leader of the league.
Statistics accurate as of December 14, 2022
ItalicsActive PBA player
*Inducted into the PBA Hall of Fame or named as one of the 40 Greatest Players in PBA History.
RankPlayer Position(s) Team(s) played for (years)Total points Games played Points per game average
1 Ramon Fernandez * C/PF Toyota (1975–1984)
Beer Hausen/Manila Beer (1984–1985)
Tanduay (1985–1987)
Purefoods (1988)
San Miguel (1988–1994)
18,9961,07417.7
2 Abet Guidaben *C/PF Crispa/Walk Tall (1975–1984)
Tanduay (1985)
Manila Beer (1986)
Magnolia/San Miguel (1987–1988)
Purefoods (1988)
Alaska (1989)
Pepsi/7–Up (1990–1993)
Shell (1994–1995)
15,7751,08114.6
3 Alvin Patrimonio *PF/SF Purefoods/Coney Island (1988–2004)15,09185717.6
4 Atoy Co * SG Crispa/Walk Tall (1975–1984)
Manila Beer (1985–1986)
Great Taste/Presto (1987–1988)
12,99474917.4
5 Nelson Asaytono PF/SF Purefoods (1989–1991)
Swift/Sunkist (1992–1996)
San Miguel (1996–1999)
Pop Cola (2000–2001)
Red Bull (2002–2006)
12,66882015.0
6 Philip Cezar *PF/C Crispa/Walk Tall (1975–1984)
Shell (1985–1986)
Great Taste/Presto (1987–1988)
Añejo Rum/Ginebra (1989–1991)
12,07791813.1
7 Jojo Lastimosa *SG Purefoods (1988–1991)
Alaska (1991–2000, 2002–2003)
Pop Cola (2000–2002)
12,00878915.2
8 Bogs Adornado *SF Crispa/Walk Tall (1975–1979)
U/Tex (1980–1982)
Great Taste (1983–1984)
Shell (1985–1986)
Hills Bros. (1987)
11,96758620.4
9 Robert Jaworski * PG Toyota (1975–1984)
Ginebra/Añejo Rum/Tondeña 65/Gordon's Gin (1984–1998)
11,76095812.3
10 Allan Caidic *SG Northern Consolidated Cement (1984–1985)
Great Taste/Presto (1987–1992)
San Miguel (1993–1998)
Barangay Ginebra (1999)
11,71959819.6
11 Norman Black ~PF/SF Tefilin, San Miguel/Magnolia, Great Taste, Alaska, Pop Cola 11,32928240,2
12 James Yap *SG/SF Purefoods/B-Meg Derby Ace/B-Meg/San Mig Coffee/San Mig Super Coffee/Star (2004–2016)
Rain or Shine (2016–present)
10,92673414.9
13 Jerry Codiñera *C Purefoods/Coney Island (1988–1999)
Mobiline/Talk 'N Text (1999–2002)
FedEx (2002–2005)
10,86887112.5
14 Benjie Paras *C/PF Shell (1989–2002)
San Miguel (2002–2003)
10,32258617.7
15 Francis Arnaiz *SG/PG Toyota (1975–1983)
Ginebra (1984–1986)
10,29261316.8
16 Arwind Santos *PF/SF Air21/Burger King (2006–2009)
San Miguel/Petron (2009–2021)
NorthPort (2021–present)
10,12072013.9
17 Mark Caguioa *SG Barangay Ginebra (2001–2020)10,07574413.5
18 Freddie Hubalde *SF/SG Crispa/Walk Tall (1975–1984)
Tanduay (1985–1987)
Purefoods (1988)
Shell (1988–1989)
Añejo Rum (1990)
9,92779312.5
19 Manny Victorino PF/C Presto/Great Taste/N-Rich (1981–1986)
Shell (1987–1988)
Presto (1989–1990)
Pepsi/7-Up (1991–1992)
Ginebra (1993)
Purefoods (1994–1995)
Sunkist (1996)
9,59672713.2
20 Vergel Meneses *SF/SG Presto (1992)
Sta. Lucia (1993)
Swift/Sunkist/Pop Cola (1993–1999)
Barangay Ginebra (1999–2002)
FedEx (2002–2004)
Red Bull (2004–2005)
Talk N' Text (2006)
9,45359016.0
21 Arnie Tuadles SF Toyota (1979–1983)
Great Taste (1984, 1987–1988)
Ginebra (1985)
Alaska (1986)
Shell (1989–1990)
Presto (1990–1992)
9,43069213.6

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