List of Basketball Africa League annual statistical leaders

Last updated February 10, 2024

The following is a overview of all annual statistical leaders in a given season of the Basketball Africa League (BAL).

Key

^		Denotes player who is still active in the BAL
*		Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
†		Denotes player who won the Most Valuable Player award that year
Player (X)		Denotes the number of times the player had been the scoring leader up to and including that season
G	Guard		F	Forward	C	Center

Scoring leaders

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Field goals made	3-point field goals made	Free throws made	Total points	Points per game	References
2021	Terrell Stoglin ^	G	United States	AS Salé	4	38	9	38	123	30.1	^[1]
2022	Terrell Stoglin (2)^	G	United States	AS Salé	6	58	23	46	185	30.8	^[2]
2023	Falando Jones	G	United States	City Oilers	5	36	13	23	108	21.6

Rebounding leader

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Offensive rebounds	Defensive rebounds	Total rebounds	Rebounds per game	References
2021	Ibrahima Thomas	C	Senegal	AS Police	3	13	23	36	12.0	^[1]
2022	Mayan Kiir	C	South Sudan	Cobra Sport	5	15	41	56	11.4	^[2]
2023	Aliou Diarra	C	Mali	Stade Malien	8	41	51	92	13.4

Assists leaders

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Total assists	Assists per game	References
2021	Myck Kabongo	G	DR Congo	Ferroviário de Maputo	4	27	6.8	^[1]
2022	Hameed Ali	G	United States	DUC	5	42	8.4	^[2]
2023	Cleveland Thomas	G	United States	REG	6	39	6.7

Steals leaders

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Total steals	Steals per game	References
2021	Bara Diop ^	F	Senegal	AS Douanes	4	10	2.5	^[1]
2022	Childe Dundão ^	G	Angola	Petro de Luannda	5	42	3.0	^[2]
2023	Dane Miller Jr.	F	United States	SLAC	5	17	3.2

Blocks leaders

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Total blocks	Blocks per game	References
2021	Anas Mahmoud	C	Egypt	Zamalek	6	17	3.2	^[1]
2022	Chris Obekpa ^	C	Nigeria	SLAC	5	42	4.6	^[2]
2023	Aliou Diarra	C	Mali	Stade Malien	8	19	2.3

Field goal percentage

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	FGA	FGM	FG%	References
2021	Mohab Yasser	G	Egypt	Zamalek	6	33	23	69.7%
2022	Mohamed Keita	C	Guinea	SLAC	6	20	15	75.0%	^[1]
2022	Soufiane Kourdou	F	Morocco	AS Salé	6	16	12	75.0%	^[2]
2023	Dane Miller Jr.	F	United States	SLAC	5	72	40	55.6%

Three-point field goals made

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	3PT made	References
2021	Chris Crawford ^	G	United States	US Monastir	6	16	^[1]
2022	Édgar Sosa	G	Dominican Republic	Zamalek	8	27	^[2]
2023	Carlos Morais	F	Angola	Petro de Luannda	8	26

Three-point field goal percentage

Season	Player	Pos.	Nationality	Team	Games played	Attempted	Made	3P%	References
2021	Solo Diabate ^	G	Ivory Coast	Zamalek	6	33	13	59.1%	^[1]
2022	Michael Dixon	G	Georgia	US Monastir	8	38	18	47.4%	^[2]
2023	Corey Webster	G	New Zealand	Al Ahly	8	35	15	45.7%

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