ACB statistical leaders are the season by season stats leaders and all-time stats leaders of the top-tier level professional basketball league in Spain, the Liga ACB, and its predecessor, the Liga Nacional Primera División.

Liga Nacional Primera División and Liga ACB Top Scorers by season edit

In basketball, points are the sum of the score accumulated through free throws or field goals. The ACB's scoring title is awarded to the player with the highest points per game average in a given regular season.

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation.

Season Top Scorer Club Scoring Average / Total Points
  Alfonso Martínez Real Madrid
18.0
  Alfonso Martínez (2×) Real Madrid
17.2
1958–59   Johnny Báez Real Madrid
19.9
1959–60   Alfonso Martínez (average) (3×) /
  Johnny Báez (total points) (2×)
Barcelona /
Real Madrid
20.2 /
439 points
1960–61   Francisco Llobet Orillo Verde
20.4
1961–62   Wayne Hightower Real Madrid
19.7
1962–63   Emiliano Rodríguez Real Madrid
19.9
1963–64   Emiliano Rodríguez (2×) Real Madrid
22.7
1964–65   Lorenzo Alocén Helios
24.2
1965–66   Miles Aiken Águilas Bilbao
23.9
1966–67   Alfonso Martínez (4×) Joventut
22.1
1967–68   Clifford Luyk Real Madrid
24.3
1968–69   Charles Thomas San José Irpen
25.6
1969–70   Charles Thomas (2×) San José Irpen
24.1
1970–71   Alfredo Pérez Gómez Breogán
27.1
1971–72   Gonzalo Sagi-Vela Estudiantes
21.6
1972–73   Alfredo Pérez Gómez (2×) Breogán
23.2
1973–74   John Coughran YMCA
31.7
1974–75   Ray Price Baskonia
32.2
1975–76   Walter Szczerbiak Sr. (average) /
  Bob Fullarton (total points)
Real Madrid /
Breogán
30.9 /
968 points
1976–77   Bob Guyette Barcelona
32.0
1977–78   Essie Hollis Askatuak
41.0
1978–79   Nate Davis (average) /
  Webb Williams (total points)
Askatuak /
Baskonia
34.5 /
730 points
1979–80   Nate Davis (2×) Valladolid
29.7
1980–81   Lars Hansen OAR Ferrol
27.4
1981–82   Larry McNeill Canarias
34.4
1982–83   Claude Gregory Baskonia
30.6
Liga ACB (1983–present)
Season Top Scorer Club Scoring Average
1983–84   Nate Davis (3×) OAR Ferrol
28.2
1984–85   David Russell (average) /
  Nate Davis (total points) (4×)
Estudiantes /
OAR Ferrol
31.7 /
822 points
1985–86   David Russell (2×) Estudiantes
27.0
1986–87   Eddie Phillips Canarias
32.6
1987–88   Kenny Simpson Manresa
29.5
1988–89   Dražen Petrović Real Madrid
28.0
1989–90   Ray Smith Maristas Málaga
27.6
1990–91   Walter Berry Atlético Madrid
32.9
1991–92   Jeff Lamp Oximesa
29.0
1992–93   Velimir Perasović Breogán
24.5
1993–94   Oscar Schmidt Valladolid
33.3
1994–95   Darrell Armstrong Ourense
24.6
1995–96   John Morton Gran Canaria
26.3
1996–97   John Morton (2×) Gran Canaria
23.6
1997–98   Tony White Valladolid
21.2
1998–99   Velimir Perasović (2×) Fuenlabrada
22.5
1999–00   Velimir Perasović (3×) Fuenlabrada
22.4
2000–01   Velimir Perasović (4×) Fuenlabrada
22.9
2001–02   Velimir Perasović (5×) Fuenlabrada
22.4
2002–03   Walter Herrmann Fuenlabrada
22.3
2003–04   Lou Roe Lucentum
20.9
2004–05   Charlie Bell Breogán
27.0
2005–06   Lou Roe (2×) Sevilla
19.7
2006–07   Juan Carlos Navarro Barcelona
18.9
2007–08   Rudy Fernández Joventut
21.2
2008–09   Igor Rakočević Baskonia
19.8
2009–10   Jaycee Carroll Gran Canaria
19.1
2010–11   Jaycee Carroll (2×) Gran Canaria
19.6
2011–12   Andy Panko GBC
18.9
2012–13   Carl English Estudiantes
17.2
2013–14   Andy Panko (2×) Fuenlabrada
17.9
2014–15   Andy Panko (3×) Fuenlabrada
18.6
2015–16   Darius Adams Baskonia
17.2
2016–17   Edwin Jackson Estudiantes
21.8
2017-18   Gary Neal Zaragoza
20.6
2018–19   Nicolás Laprovíttola Joventut
17.2
2019–20   Klemen Prepelič Joventut
22.3
2020–21   Giorgi Shermadini Canarias
17.0
2021–22   Džanan Musa Breogán
20.1
2022–23   Kassius Robertson Obradoiro
17.4

Liga ACB all-time games played leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 season.

As of 30 June 2019[1]
Rank Player Games
1.    Felipe Reyes  824
2.    Rafa Jofresa  756
3.    Ignacio Rodríguez  737
4.    Nacho Azofra  705
5.    Juan Carlos Navarro  689
6.    Alex Mumbrú  677
7.    Alberto Herreros  654
8.    Carlos Jiménez  641
9.    Fran Vázquez  638
10.    Sergi Vidal  633
11.    Pablo Laso  624
12.    Juan Antonio Orenga  615
13.    Carlos Montes  605
14.    Berni Rodríguez  601
=.    José Miguel Antúnez  601
16.    Albert Oliver  600
17.    Fernando San Emeterio  588
18.    Joan Creus[A]  585
19.    José Ángel Arcega  582
20.    José Antonio Paraíso  551

A. ^ Counting also games from the old National League, Joan Creus played 778 games.[2]

Liga ACB all-time scoring leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 6,000 points, considered by the ACB as historic players.[3]

Stats through end of 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games Points Scored Average
1.    Alberto Herreros  654  9,759  14.92
2.    Jordi Villacampa  506  8,991  17.77
3.    Brian Jackson  392  8,651  22.07
4.    Felipe Reyes  824  8,332  10.11
5.    Juan Carlos Navarro  689  8,318  12.07
6.    Granger Hall  433  8,039  18.57
7.    Joan Creus  585  7,929  13.55
8.    Joe Arlauckas  365  7,543  20.67
9.    Alex Mumbrú  677  7,435  10.98
10.    Velimir Perasović  354  7,387  20.87
11.    Epi  422  7,029  16.66
12.    Darryl Middleton  398  6,425  16.14
13.    Andre Turner  378  6,405  16.94
14.    Rafa Jofresa  756  6,327  8.37
15.    Richard Scott  350  6,199  17.71
16.    John Pinone  332  6,175  18.60
17.    Bernard Hopkins  456  6,088  13.35
18.    Claude Riley  308  6,074  19.72
19.    Xavi Fernández  499  6,042  12.11
20.    Chicho Sibilio  348  6,010  17.27

Liga ACB all-time rebounding leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 2,500 rebounds, considered by the ACB as historic players.[4]

Stats through the end of the 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games Rebounds Average
1.    Felipe Reyes  824  4,725  5.73
2.    Granger Hall  433  4,292  9.91
3.    Carlos Jiménez  641  3,526  5.50
4.    Claude Riley  308  3,033  9.85
5.    Juan Antonio Orenga  616  2,933  4.77
6.    Arvydas Sabonis  235  2,904  12.36
7.    Bernard Hopkins  456  2,806  6.15
8.    Fran Vázquez  638  2,788  4.37
9.    Mike Smith  405  2,755  6.80
10.    Larry Micheaux  269  2,729  10.14
11.    Darryl Middleton  398  2,701  6.79
12.    Joe Arlauckas  365  2,626  7.19
13.    Alex Mumbrú  677  2,499  3.68
14.    Harper Williams  346  2,493  7.21
15.    Anicet Lavodrama  345  2,429  7.04
16.    Alfonso Reyes  461  2,417  5.24
17.    Axel Hervelle  473  2,355  4.98
18.    Ante Tomić  389  2,341  6.02
19.    Ramón Rivas  307  2,290  7.46
20.    Ferrán Martínez  417  2,287  5.48

Liga ACB all-time assists leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 1,500 assists, considered by the ACB as historic players.[5]

Stats through the end of the 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games Assists Average
1.    Pablo Laso  624  2,896  4.64
2.    Nacho Azofra  705  2,224  3.15
3.    Nacho Rodríguez  737  2,032  2.76
4.    Albert Oliver  600  1,943  3.24
5.    Marcelinho Huertas  487  1,851  3.80
6.    Elmer Bennett  360  1,838  5.11
7.    José Luis Llorente  474  1,768  3.73
8.    Andre Turner  378  1,748  4.62
9.    Pablo Prigioni  458  1,718  3.73
10.    Salva Díez  519  1,691  3.26
11.    Javi Salgado  462  1,672  3.62
12.    Juan Carlos Navarro  689  1,637  2.38
13.    Rafa Jofresa  756  1,573  2.08
14.    Sergio Llull  465  1,541  3.31
15.    Sergio Rodríguez  333  1,475  4.43
16.    Joan Creus  585  1,461  2.50
17.    José Miguel Antúnez  601  1,436  2.39
18.    Berni Rodríguez  601  1,372  2.28
19.    Javi Rodríguez  365  1,343  3.68
20.    Carles Marco  361  1,303  3.61

Liga ACB all-time steals leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 750 steals, considered by the ACB as historic players.[6]

Stats through the end of the 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games Steals Average
1.    Pablo Laso  624  1,219  1.95
2.    Nacho Rodríguez  737  1,145  1.55
3.    Joan Creus  585  1,087  1.86
4.    Rafa Jofresa  756  968  1.28
5.    Carlos Jiménez  641  941  1.47
6.    Salva Díez  519  937  1.81
7.    Carlos Montes  605  900  1.49
8.    Andre Turner  378  840  2.22
9.    Alberto Herreros  654  822  1.26
10.    Jordi Villacampa  506  785  1.55
11.    Nacho Azofra  705  784  1.11
12.    Quim Costa  316  769  2.43
13.    Pablo Prigioni  458  767  1.66
14.    José Ángel Arcega  582  767  1.32
15.    José Luis Llorente  474  755  1.59
16.    José Antonio Montero  466  751  1.61
17.    Felipe Reyes  824  734  0.89
18.    José Miguel Antúnez  601  710  1.18
19.    Alberto Angulo  542  702  1.30
20.    Rudy Fernández  442  657  1.49

Liga ACB all-time blocks leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 600 blocked shots, considered by the ACB as historic players.[7]

Stats through the end of the 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games Blocks Average
1.    Fran Vázquez  638  728  1.14
2.    Fernando Romay  416  671  1.61
3.    George Singleton  251  588  2.34
4.    Arvydas Sabonis  235  528  2.25
5.    Sitapha Savané  488  499  1.02
6.    Harper Williams  346  459  1.33
7.    Derrick Alston  301  456  1.51
8.    Anicet Lavodrama  345  395  1.14
9.    Joe Arlauckas  365  375  1.03
10.    Granger Hall  433  348  0.80
11.    Frederic Weis  293  346  1.18
12.    Brad Branson  280  333  1.19
13.    Juan Antonio Morales  391  332  0.85
14.    Mike Phillips  191  329  1.72
15.    Kenny Green  136  327  2.40
16.    Chuck Kornegay  283  327  1.16
17.    Andrei Fetisov  123  323  2.63
18.    Lou Roe  273  317  1.16
19.    Eric Struelens  234  297  1.27
20.    Kenny Miller  272  290  1.07

Liga ACB all-time made 3 point field goal leaders edit

Player nationality set by the player's national team affiliation. In bold, players active during the 2018–19 ACB season. In gold, players with more than 650 three-pointers, considered by the ACB as historic players.[8]

Stats through the end of the 2018–19 season:

Rank Player Games 3 Pointers Made Average
1.    Alberto Herreros  654  1,233  1.89
2.    Juan Carlos Navarro  689  1,179  1.71
3.    Álex Mumbrú  677  901  1.33
4.    Velimir Perasovic  354  882  2.49
5.    Rafa Martínez  609  874  1.43
6.    Rudy Fernández  502  869  1.73
7.    Jaycee Carroll  461  858  1.88
8.    Sergio Llull  527  839  1.59
9.    Raúl Pérez  495  770  1.56
10.    Louis Bullock  364  734  2.02
11.    Rafa Jofresa  756  712  0.94
12.    Xavi Fernández  499  710  1.42
13.    Joan Creus  585  702  1.20
14.    Chicho Sibilio  348  693  1.99
15.    Nacho Azofra  705  686  0.97
16.    Juan Espil  339  681  2.01
17.    Andre Turner  378  672  1.78
18.    Javi Salgado  462  661  1.43
19.    Andy Toolson  206  629  3.05
20.    Epi  422  627  1.49

Liga ACB all-time free throw percentage leaders edit

Stats as of May 8, 2022

Rank Player Games played Total free throws made Total free throws attempted Free throw percentage
1 Alec Peters 51 100 108 92.59
2 Clevin Hannah 221 507 572 88.64
3 Kyle Kuric 291 370 419 88.31
4 Louis Bullock 364 1,381 1,570 87.96
5 Donatas Slanina 160 430 489 87.93
6 Marcelo Huertas 583 947 1,081 87.60
7 Stevan Jelovac 96 450 519 86.71
8 Pau Ribas 488 528 609 86.70
9 Oscar Schmidt 66 363 423 85.81
10 Klemen Prepelic 106 356 415 85.78
11 Cory Higgins 65 168 196 85.71

References edit

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  2. ^ "Felipe Reyes iguala el récord de partidos de Rafa Jofresa". ACB (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 20 June 2018. Retrieved 20 June 2018.
  3. ^ "HISTORICOS: Anotadores en LACB {{in lang|es}}". Archived from the original on 2018-08-02. Retrieved 2016-10-26.
  4. ^ "HISTORICOS: Reboteadores en LACB {{in lang|es}}". Archived from the original on 2018-07-18. Retrieved 2016-10-26.
  5. ^ "HISTORICOS: Asistencias en LACB {{in lang|es}}". Archived from the original on 2016-10-26. Retrieved 2016-10-26.
  6. ^ "HISTORICOS: Balones recuperados en LACB " (in Spanish). Archived from the original on 2016-10-27. Retrieved 2016-10-27.
  7. ^ "HISTORICOS: Tapones en LACB {{in lang|es}}". Archived from the original on 2018-08-17. Retrieved 2016-10-27.
  8. ^ "HISTORICOS: Triples en LACB {{in lang|es}}". Archived from the original on 2016-11-04. Retrieved 2016-11-02.

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