Manny Wood of St. John's Ravenscourt scored 83 points on Friday in a varsity basketball game at the Brandon Sun Spartans Invitational Tournament. The feat broke the Manitoba record for most points scored in a game which hadn't been touched in 57 years. The previous record for most points scored in a high school game in Manitoba came in 1956 when Alec Keenan rang up 82 points on January 23.
“It started like a regular game. I didn't really realize how many I had. I just kept shooting and they just kept going in,” Wood told North Pole Hoops. “I had a feeling I was going to have a good game, but I didn't except this.”
Manny, currently in grade 10 playing on the varsity team, led the SJR Eagles past the Beaver Brae Broncos of Kenora, ON 115-25.
Manny, a 6'4" forward from Winnipeg, was a member of the Bronze Medal winning 15U Manitoba Provincial Team this past summer.
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“It started like a regular game. I didn't really realize how many I had. I just kept shooting and they just kept going in,” Wood told North Pole Hoops. “I had a feeling I was going to have a good game, but I didn't except this.”
Manny, currently in grade 10 playing on the varsity team, led the SJR Eagles past the Beaver Brae Broncos of Kenora, ON 115-25.
Manny, a 6'4" forward from Winnipeg, was a member of the Bronze Medal winning 15U Manitoba Provincial Team this past summer.
READ MORE AT NORTH POLE HOOPS...