Arizona Teen Shatters Record with 100 Points in One Game!

Maryvale High School senior Adrian Stubbs etched his name in history by scoring an incredible 100 points in a recent high school basketball game. This remarkable achievement surpassed the long-standing Arizona single-game scoring record, previously held since the 1960s. Stubbs' teammates recognized the historic performance and rallied around him, ensuring he received ample opportunities to score.

The game, a non-conference matchup against Kofa High School, saw Maryvale dominate with a final score of 109-25. While Stubbs showcased his scoring prowess, his teammates' selflessness was crucial, with many players opting to pass him the ball rather than take shots themselves. Coach Jeremy Smith noted the unusual nature of the game, highlighting Stubbs' incredible scoring burst.

Stubbs' historic 100-point game is a testament to his dedication and skill. He reportedly spent time after halftime practicing free throws to refine his performance. Though he only made six three-pointers, his ability to score from various positions on the court was on full display, cementing his place in Arizona basketball lore.