List of Pro Basketball League season scoring leaders

In basketball, points are the sum of the score accumulated through free throws or field goals. The Pro Basketball League (PBL) scoring title is awarded to the player with the highest points per game average in a given season.


EuroMillions Basketball League awards and leaders
Individual awards
Statistical leaders

Leaders
Chris Copeland was scoring champion in 2012
Season Player Pos. Nationality Team PPG Ref
1997–98 Daren Queenan
SG
  United States BBC Aalst
29.4
 [1]
1998–99 Daren Queenan (2)
SG
  United States BBC Aalst
24.9
 [2]
1999–00 Mike Doyle
G/F
  United States Okapi Aalst
22.7
 [3]
2000–01 Greg Harris
G/F
  United States Power Wevelgem
21.4
 [4]
2001–02 Alton Mason Sr.
PG
  United States Tournai Estaimpuis
21.0
 [5]
2002–03 Darius Lane
SG
  United States Tournai Estaimpuis
19.7
 [6]
2003–04 Mekeli Wesley
F
  Fiji Eurolines Vilvoorde
19.9
 [7]
2004–05 Kevin Houston
G/F
  United States Leuven Bears
22.3
 [8]
2005–06 Julius Jenkins
SG
  United States Bree
19.5
 [9][10]
2006–07 Michael Campbell
F
  United States Atomia Brussels
17.6
 [11]
2007–08 Andre Emmett
SG
  United States Belgacom Liège
23.9
2008–09 Matt Lojeski
G
  Belgium Okapi Aalstar
18.3
2009–10 Brian Greene
PF
  United States Okapi Aalstar
16.8
2010–11 Stefon Jackson
G
  United States Verviers-Pepinster
16.3
2011–12 Chris Copeland
PF
  United States Okapi Aalstar
21.5
2012–13 Matt Walsh
F
  United States Spirou Charleroi
18.9
2013–14 Derek Raivio
G
  United States Okapi Aalstar
18.7
2014–15 Arizona Reid
SF
  United States VOO Wolves Verviers-Pepinster
19.9
2015–16 Miloš Bojović
G
  United States Leuven Bears
17.2
 [12]
2016–17 Codi Miller-McIntyre
G
  United States Leuven Bears
17.2
 [13]
2017–18 Miloš Bojović
G
  Serbia Liège Basket
18.6
 [14]
2018–19 Miloš Bojović (2)
G
  Serbia Liège Basket
19.0
 [15]
2019–20 Hugh Robertson
G
  United States Leuven Bears
19.4

References
General
Specific
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