With the postseason beginning in Greater Cincinnati high school basketball, here are the final regular-season statistical leaders.
In Southwest Ohio and Southeast Indiana, there are still a couple of regular-season games later this week. These stats will be updated if needed after those games are played.
Southwest Ohio high school boys basketball statistical leaders
Who leads Southwest Ohio in scoring average?
1. Antonio White, Deer Park – 33.0
2. Dante Farley, Lockland – 25.0
3. Isaiah Mack-Russell, Winton Woods – 22.5
4. Jason Caimano, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy – 22.3
5. Tahirou Siby, DePaul Cristo Rey – 22.0
6. Chase Martin, Loveland – 20.5
7. Adama Soumare, Western Hills – 20.2
8. Carson Duke, West Clermont – 20.1
9. Colt Howard, Monroe – 20.0
10. Hayden Broadwell, Felicity-Franklin – 19.7
11. Antwan Hinton, Taft – 19.6
11. Le’Shawn Hill, Hughes – 19.6
11. Chris Washington Jr., Aiken – 19.6
14. Jayceon Kibler, Wilmington – 19.2
15. Keion Griffin, Taft – 19.0
16. A’mire Gill, Princeton – 18.3
17. Christian Byrd, Roger Bacon – 18.2
17. Kendol Roberts, Franklin – 18.2
19. Max Joiner, Summit Country Day – 18.0
20. Kellen Wiley, Wyoming – 17.9
21. Omari Brown, Clark Montessori – 17.8
22. Noah Wentz, Taylor – 17.7
23. Dre Chambers, North College Hill – 17.6
23. Isaiah Douglas, Clark Montessori – 17.6
25. Connor Gulley, Western Brown – 17.1
25. Carter Moss, Bethel-Tate – 17.1
25. Toby Strausbaugh, Anderson – 17.1
28. Devohn Ealy, Oyler – 17.0
28. Maurtorii Lipscom, North College Hill – 17.0
Who leads Southwest Ohio in rebounding?
1. Dante Farley, Lockland – 14.4
2. Bryce Lively, Woodward – 14.0
3. Terrell Franklin, Oyler – 12.2
4. Kenneth Revels, Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy – 10.8
5. Isaiah Douglas, Clark Montessori – 10.4
6. Antwan Hinton, Taft – 9.8
7. Aboubacar Diagouraga, Gamble – 9.0
8. Hunter Ashley, New Richmond – 8.9
9. Damar Finnerson, CCPA – 8.8
9. Lorenzo McMullen, Taft – 8.8
11. Toby Strausbaugh, Anderson – 8.7
11. Reuben Whitehead, Spencer – 8.7
13. Max Joiner, Summit Country Day – 8.5
13. Alex McNeill, Spencer – 8.5
15. Joseph Williams, Spencer – 8.4
16. Xander Lake, East Clinton – 8.3
17. DeAndre Carr-Short, Aiken – 8.0
17. Steven Rude, Monroe – 8.0
17. Brayden Douglas, Talawanda – 8.0
17. Ethan Fuersich, Ross – 8.0
Who leads Southwest Ohio in made 3-pointers?
1. Jason Caimano, CHCA – 93
2. Grant Waters, McNicholas – 69
3. Brady Schmidt, Clermont Northeastern – 65
4. Zeke Doliboa, Springboro – 62
4. Graham Roark, Goshen – 62
4. Noah Wentz, Taylor – 62
7. Christian Craig, Northwest – 58
8. Rognny Santiago, Princeton – 55
9. Carson Lowe, Badin – 53
10. Devin Evans, Wyoming – 52
10. Le’Shawn Hill, Hughes – 52
12. Gavin Hoffman, Turpin – 51
12. Colt Howard, Monroe – 51
12. Knox Mills, Hamilton – 51
15. Michael Noszka Jr., Roger Bacon – 50
16. Keion Griffin, Taft – 48
16. Isaiah Hill, Sycamore – 48
16. Ty Perkins, Monroe – 48
16. Jevin Sponcil, Georgetown – 48
20. Ziayrious Petaway, Shroder – 47
Who leads Southwest Ohio in free throws made?
1. Tahirou Siby, DePaul Cristo Rey – 144
2. Antonio White, Deer Park – 136
3. Brycen Johnson, Mason – 127
4. A.J. Dean, Oak Hills – 119
5. Dante Farley, Lockland – 114
6. Kendol Roberts, Franklin – 104
7. Antwan Hinton, Taft – 100
8. Chase Martin, Loveland – 97
9. Adama Soumare, Western Hills – 95
9. Toby Strausbaugh, Anderson – 95
11. Isaiah Mack-Russell, Winton Woods – 91
11. Ty Perkins, Monroe – 91
13. Isaiah Douglas, Clark Montessori – 85
14. Le’Shawn Hill, Hughes – 83
15. Avery Pence, Milford – 82
16. Kellen Wiley, Wyoming – 80
17. Colt Howard, Monroe – 78
18. Jordon Johnson-Perdomo, Hamilton – 77
19. DeAndre Carr-Short, Aiken – 76
20. Cam Arington, Fairfield – 73
20. Brady Gutman, Springboro – 73
20. Jaionte Jones, Hughes – 73
Who leads Southwest Ohio in assists?
1. Herman Walker, Taft – 7.7
2. Chris Washington Jr., Aiken – 6.9
3. Colin Gearding, Miami Valley Christian Academy – 6.7
4. Tahj Ingram, Deer Park – 6.3
5. Brady Gutman, Springboro – 6.2
6. Zevin Sesslar, Waynesville – 6.0
6. Braylon Settelmayer, Goshen – 6.0
8. Evan Davis, CCPA – 5.9
9. Sam Stalzer, Mariemont – 5.8
10. Duane Darden, Western Hills – 5.6
11. Le’Shawn Hill, Hughes – 5.3
12. Darren Gray, Wyoming – 4.9
13. Robert Hamilton, Oyler – 4.7
14. Jordan Johnson, Princeton – 4.6
15. Jaylen Hill, Norwood – 4.4
15. Kellen Wiley, Wyoming – 4.4
17. Devohn Ealy, Oyler – 4.2
18. Omari Brown, Clark Montessori – 4.1
18. Ashton Graham, Indian Hill – 4.1
18. Carter Moss, Bethel-Tate – 4.1
18. Eli Stroud, Badin – 4.1
Who leads Southwest Ohio in steals?
1. Herman Walker, Taft – 5.1
2. Nate Dawson, Winton Woods – 4.4
3. Dillion Taylor, Norwood – 4.4
Who leads Southwest Ohio in blocked shots?
1. Alex McNeill, Spencer – 4.3
2. Joseph Williams, Spencer – 3.6
3. Keion Griffin, Taft – 2.8
4. Matthew Dick, Eastern – 2.5
5. John Lindner, Mariemont – 2.4
Max Joiner, Summit Country Day – 2.2
Who leads Southwest Ohio in team scoring offense?
1. North College Hill – 79.2
2. Taft – 75.1
3. Aiken – 71.6
4. Western Hills – 69.1
5. Deer Park – 68.6
6. Shroder – 68.1
7. Hughes – 66.8
7. Wyoming – 66.8
9. Oyler – 66.7
10. Miami Valley Christian – 65.8
Who leads Southwest Ohio in team points allowed?
1. Williamsburg – 33.7
2. Walnut Hills – 37.8
3. Wyoming – 39.0
4. Mason – 40.5
5. Badin – 41.3
5. La Salle – 41.3
5. St. Xavier – 41.3
8. Winton Woods – 41.4
9. Lakota East – 42.4
10. Oak Hills – 43.4
Northern Kentucky/Southeast Indiana boys basketball statistics
Who leads Northern Kentucky in scoring?
1. Anthony Blaackar, Lloyd Memorial – 25.1
1. Austin Davie, Campbell County – 25.1
3. Finn Louden, Conner – 24.0
4. Athens McGillis, Covington Catholic – 22.7
5. Amontae Lowe, Newport – 21.0
6. Dylan Topmiller, Beechwood – 20.9
7. Liam Rogers, East Central – 19.0
8. Braylon Bilton, Simon Kenton – 18.8
9. Malachi Kennedy, Dayton – 18.4
9. Mark McCutchen Jr., Holmes – 18.4
11. Braeden Myrick, Covington Catholic – 18.1
12. Trent Stone, Heritage Academy – 17.8
13. Logan Day, Ludlow – 17.3
13. Holden Smith, Ryle – 17.3
Benjamin Brown, Scott – 24.7* (13 games)
Who leads Northern Kentucky in 3-pointers made?
1. Kam O’Hara, Pendleton County – 100
2. Braeden Myrick, Covington Catholic – 92
3. Adam Gutman, Walton-Verona – 91
4. Dylan Topmiller, Beechwood – 89
5. Will Scobee, Simon Kenton – 83
6. Gage Grider, Ludlow – 72
7. Drew Steffen, Bishop Brossart – 69
8. Jaylen Stone, Ludlow – 67
9. Athens McGillis, Covington Catholic – 62
9. Liam Rogers, East Central – 62
11. Luke Arlinghaus, Holy Cross – 60
12. Logan Day, Ludlow – 59
13. Gabe Waggoner, NCC – 57
14. JaZi Grayson, Pendleton County – 56
15. Nathanael Hamm, Grant County – 54
15. Finn Louden, Conner – 54
Who leads Northern Kentucky in made free throws?
1. Austin Davie, Campbell County – 143
2. Mark McCutchen Jr., Holmes – 129
3. Luke Arlinghaus, Holy Cross – 110
4. Amontae Lowe, Newport – 107
4. Athens McGillis, Covington Catholic – 107
6. Collin Duty, Calvary Christian – 104
7. Max Rubemeyer, Dixie Heights – 102
8. Brady Gabbard, Holy Cross – 101
9. Anthony Blaackar, Lloyd Memorial – 98
9. Logan Day, Ludlow – 98
9. Finn Louden, Conner – 98
12. Braylon Bilton, Simon Kenton – 96
13. Tayden Lorenzen, Highlands – 93
13. Michael Popham, Villa Madonna – 93
15. Julienne Knuckles, Cooper – 89
Who leads Northern Kentucky in rebounding?
1. Mark McCutchen Jr., Holmes – 9.3
2. Michael Popham, Villa Madonna – 9.2
2. Arion Stuckey, Bellevue – 9.2
4. Anthony Hull, Dayton – 9.1
5. Wyatt Adams, South Dearborn – 8.8
5. Matt Ayyildiz, Calvary Christian – 8.8
7. Austin Davie, Campbell County – 8.5
8. Cade Wagner, Grant County – 8.1
9. Luke Getsy, Calvary Christian – 7.9
9. Grace Nsuti, Ryle – 7.9
11. Braden Elam, Campbell County – 7.7
12. Nate Rominger, Holy Cross – 7.6
13. Trent Stone, Heritage Academy – 7.3
14. Keegan Farrell, Newport – 7.0
14. Hunter Seng, Dixie Heights – 7.0
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Cincinnati boys basketball final 2026 regular-season stat leaders
Reporting by James Weber, Cincinnati Enquirer / Cincinnati Enquirer
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