PLK Top Scorer

The Polish Basketball League Top Scorer contains a list of the Polish Basketball League (PLK)'s full season scoring leaders. Both regular season and playoff games are counted in the stats leaders. Edward Jurkiewicz led the league in points per game a record 8 times, in the years 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, and 1978.

PLK awards and honours
Individual awards

Polish League full season top scorers by total points scored
Player (X) Number of times leading the league
  • Counting both regular season and playoff games.
  • Nationality by national team.
Season Player Team Total Points Scored
1947–48 Antoni Kolaśniewski ZZK Poznań
222
1948–49 Antoni Kolaśniewski ZZK Poznań
145
1949–50 Mieczysław Pawlak Społem Łódź
357
1950–51 Zdzisław Dąbrowski Gwardia Kraków
299
1951–52 Zdzisław Dąbrowski (2×) Gwardia Kraków
233
1952–53 Jan Appenheimer Spójnia Gdańsk
234
1953–54 Jan Appenheimer (2×) Spójnia Gdańsk
380
1954–55 Andrzej Nartowski AZS Warszawa
399
1955–56 Janusz Wichowski Polonia Warszawa
385
1956–57 Janusz Wichowski (2×) Polonia Warszawa
309
1957–58 Janusz Wichowski (3×) Polonia Warszawa
394
1958–59 Janusz Wichowski (4×) Polonia Warszawa
599
1959–60 Janusz Wichowski (5×) Polonia Warszawa
563
1960–61 Mieczysław Łopatka Lech Poznań
582
1961–62 Jerzy Piskun Polonia Warszawa
606
1962–63 Mieczysław Łopatka (2×) Śląsk Wrocław
678
1963–64 Janusz Wichowski (6×) Legia Warszawa
593
1964–65 Ryszard Olszewski AZS Toruń
463
1965–66 Mieczysław Łopatka (3×) Śląsk Wrocław
634
1966–67 Mieczysław Łopatka (4×) Śląsk Wrocław
500
1967–68 Bohdan Likszo Wisła Kraków
572
1968–69 Bohdan Likszo (2×) Wisła Kraków
576
1969–70 Edward Jurkiewicz Wybrzeże Gdańsk
636
1970–71 Edward Jurkiewicz (2×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,198
1971–72 Edward Jurkiewicz (3×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
642
1972–73 Paweł Waniorek Pogoń Szczecin
822
1973–74 Edward Jurkiewicz (4×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,005
1974–75 Edward Jurkiewicz (5×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,179
1975–76 Edward Jurkiewicz (6×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,146
1976–77 Edward Jurkiewicz (7×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,717
1977–78 Edward Jurkiewicz (8×) Wybrzeże Gdańsk
1,019
1978–79 Eugeniusz Kijewski Lech Poznań
866
1979–80 Mieczysław Młynarski Górnik Wałbrzych
1002
1980–81 Mieczysław Młynarski (2×) Górnik Wałbrzych
1,110
1981–82 Eugeniusz Kijewski (2) Lech Poznań
737
1982–83 Mieczysław Młynarski (3×) Górnik Wałbrzych
840
1983–84 Mieczysław Młynarski (4×) Górnik Wałbrzych
762
1984–85 Eugeniusz Kijewski (3×) Lech Poznań
758
1985–86 Eugeniusz Kijewski (4×) Lech Poznań
906
1986–87 Dariusz Zelig Śląsk Wrocław
792
1987–88 Eugeniusz Kijewski (5×) Lech Poznań
654
1988–89 Leszek Doliński AZS Koszalin
910
1989–90 Leszek Doliński (2×) AZS Koszalin
1,060
1990–91 Dariusz Zelig (2×) Śląsk Wrocław
1,131
1991–92 Maciej Zieliński Śląsk Wrocław
953
1992–93 Igor Griszczuk Nobiles Włocławek
1,044
1993–94 Wojciech Królik Polonia Warszawa
1,064
1994–95 Nathan Buntin Polonia Przemyśl
837
1995–96 Ronnie Battle 10.5 Basket Club
808
1996–97 Tyrone Thomas Dojlidy Instal
1,216

Polish League full season top scorers by points per game

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Player (X) Number of times leading the league
  • Counting both regular season and playoff games.
  • Nationality by national team.
Season Player Team Points Per Game
1997–98 Samuel Hines Pogoń Ruda Śląska
27.0
1998–99 Kendall Williams Trefl Prokom Sopot
24.2
1999–00 Samuel Hines (2×) Unia Tarnów
23.3
2000–01 Aleksandar Nikolić AZS Lublin
22.9
2001–02 Alex Austin Noteć Inowrocław
28.1
2002–03 Alex Austin (2×) Noteć Inowrocław
21.1
2003–04 Brent Darby AZS Koszalin / Spójnia Stargard
20.7
2004–05 Michael Ansley Unia Tarnów
23.1
2005–06 Chudney Gray AZS Koszalin
23.3
2006–07 Patrick Okafor Polpharma
17.4
2007–08 Donald Copeland Polpharma
19.5
2008–09 Qyntel Woods Trefl Prokom Sopot
19.2
2009–10 Michael Wright PGE Turów Zgorzelec
21.0
2010–11 Ted Scott Kotwica Kołobrzeg
25.4
2011–12 Walter Hodge Stelmet Zielona Góra
19.4
2012–13 Jakub Dłoniak Siarka Tarnobrzeg
20.1
2013–14 Deividas Dulkys Anwil Włocławek
16.4
2014–15 Dominique Johnson Siarka Tarnobrzeg
23.0
2015–16 Jarvis Williams Siarka Tarnobrzeg
17.2
2016–17 Krzysztof Szubarga Asseco Gdynia
18.0
2017–18 Anthony Beane Legia Warszawa
22.4
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References
  1. STATYSTYKI (in Polish).
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