Liga Nacional de Básquet Statistical Leaders

The Liga Nacional de Básquet Statistical Leaders are the statistical leaders in various different categories of Argentina's top-tier level men's professional club basketball league, the Liga Nacional de Básquet (LNB), or "La Liga".

Top Scorers by season

• Player nationality by national team:

Season	Top Scorer	Club	Points Scored	Scoring Average	Games Played
1985	Wilfredo "Fefo" Ruiz	Estudiantes (BB)	1,117	32.9	34
1986	Wilfredo "Fefo" Ruiz (2×)	Estudiantes (BB)	1,008	31.5	32
1987	Wilfredo "Fefo" Ruiz (3×)	Estudiantes (BB)	913	30.4	30
1988	Luis González	Atlético Echagüe	896	28.9	31
1989	Héctor Campana	River Plate	1,041	29.7	35
1990	Héctor Campana (2×)	River Plate	1,148	44.2	26
1990–91	Héctor Campana (3×)	GEPU	1,448	31.5	46
1991–92	Héctor Campana (4×)	Atenas	1,360	27.8	49
1992–93	Juan Espil	GEPU	1,672	28.8	58
1993–94	Andrew Moten	Gimnasia y Esgrima CR	896	29.9	30
1994–95	Juan Espil (2×)	Atenas	1,470	28.8	51
1995–96	Juan Espil (3×)	Atenas	1,782	31.3	57
1996–97	Charlie Burke	Pico F.C.	1,088	29.4	37
1997–98	Corey Allen	Pico F.C.	1,415	28.9	49
1998–99	J. J. Eubanks	Estudiantes (O)	1,060	25.9	41
1999–00	J. J. Eubanks (2×)	Estudiantes (O)	1,514	27.5	55
2000–01	Joe Bunn	Peñarol MdP	1,208	25.2	48
2001–02	Joe Bunn (2×)	Atenas	625	26.0	24
2002–03	Josh Pittman	Quilmes	626	26.1	24
2003–04	Joe Bunn (3×)	Peñarol MdP	1,209	32.7	37
2004–05	Paolo Quinteros	Boca Juniors	1,232	22.4	55
2005–06	Joe Bunn (4×)	Peñarol MdP	1,371	28.6	48
2006–07	Chuck Robinson	Quilmes	981	20.4	48
2007–08	Leo Gutiérrez	Boca Juniors	993	20.7	48
2008–09	Ed Nelson	Estudiantes (BB)	946	20.1	47
2009–10	David Jackson	La Unión	927	18.9	49
2010–11	Joe Bunn (5×)	Argentino de Junín	882	19.6	45
2011–12	Joe Troy Smith	La Unión	745	17.3	43
2012–13	Darren Phillip	Unión Progresista	823	18.3	45
2013–14	Walter Baxley	Quilmes (MDP)	983	19.3	51
2014–15	Walter Baxley (2×)	Quilmes (MDP)	1,290	20.5	63
2015–16	Walter Baxley (3×)	Quilmes (MDP)	1,328	23.7	56
2016–17	Dar Tucker	Estudiantes Concordia	1,256	21.7	58
2017–18	Maurice Kemp	Obras Sanitarias	910	20.7	44
2018–19	Jasiel Rivero[1]	Boca Juniors	707	19.1	37

Top rebounders by season

Season	Player	Pos.	Team	Games played	Total rebounds	Rebounds per game
1988	Dennis Still	C	Atlético Echagüe	33	593	18.0
1989	Dennis Still (2×)	C	Atlético Echagüe	25	450	18.0
1990	Thomas Jordan	C	Atenas	37	445	12.0
1990–91	Donald Jones	C	Olimpia Venado Tuerto	47	484	10.3
1991–92	Carl Davis	C	Banco Córdoba	26	330	12.7
1992–93	Dennis Still (3×)	C	Santa Paula de Gálvez	46	680	14.8
1993–94	Dennis Still (4×)	C	Santa Paula de Gálvez	46	612	13.3
1994–95	Brian Shorter	PF	Andino	38	500	13.2
1995–96	John Devereaux	PF	Peñarol MdP	44	469	10.7
1996–97	Dennis Still (5×)	C	Obras Sanitarias	51	766	15.0
1997–98	Dennis Still (6×)	C	Regatas San Nicolás	42	593	14.1
1998–99	Mike Ravizze	PF	Regatas San Nicolás	25	296	11.8
1999–00	Shelly Clark	C	Obras Sanitarias	44	414	9.4
2000–01	Ryan Perryman	F/C	Regatas San Nicolás	47	474	10.1
2001–02	Jared Prickett	PF	Peñarol MdP	26	246	9.5
2002–03	Román González	C	Libertad	20	199	10.0
2003–04	Chima Igwe	F/C	Estudiantes (O)	28	330	11.8
2004–05	Ryan Perryman (2×)	F/C	Conarpesa	55	476	8.7
2005–06	Antonio García	C	Estudiantes (O)	47	707	15.8
2006–07	Tyler Field	C	Obras Sanitarias	44	388	8.8
2007–08	Robert Battle	F/C	Libertad	55	518	9.4
2008–09	Federico Kammerichs	F	Regatas (C)	49	524	10.7
2009–10	Federico Kammerichs (2×)	F	Regatas (C)	42	496	11.8
2010–11	J. P. Gutiérrez	F/C	Obras Sanitarias	48	482	10.0
2011–12	Jack Michael Martínez	F/C	San Martín (C)	23	285	12.4
2012–13	Sam Clancy Jr.	F/C	Ciclista Olímpico	43	463	10.8
2013–14	Sam Clancy Jr. (2×)	F/C	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)	53	610	11.5
2014–15	Sam Clancy Jr. (3×)	F/C	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)	63	711	11.5
2015–16	Justin Williams	F/C	Ciclista Olímpico	62	693	11.2
2016–17	Justin Williams (2×)	F/C	Ciclista Olímpico	64	744	11.6
2017–18	Eric Dawson[2]	PF	Comunicaciones	23	308	13.4
2018–19	Eloy Vargas[3]	C	Gimnasia y Esgrima (CR)	38	360	9.5

Top assists by season

Season	Player	Club	Games played	Total assits	Assists per game
1988	Marcelo Richotti (1)	Club Atlético Pacífico	34	237	7.0
1989
1990
1990-91
1991–92	Miguel Cortijo	Ferro Carril Oeste	42	212	5.0
1992–93	Marcelo Richotti (2)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	51	329	6.5
1993–94	Héctor Haile	Atlético Echagüe	52	271	5.2
1994–95	Facundo Sucatzky (1)	Independiente de General Pico	55	302	5.5
1995–96	Facundo Sucatzky (2)	Independiente de General Pico	52	393	7.6
1996–97	Facundo Sucatzky (3)	Independiente de General Pico	54	298	5.5
1997–98	Facundo Sucatzky (4)	Independiente de General Pico	48	293	6.1
1998–99	Facundo Sucatzky (5)	Independiente de General Pico	64	297	4.6
1999–00	Facundo Sucatzky (6)	Independiente de General Pico	48	268	5.6
2000–01	Facundo Sucatzky (7)	Libertad de Sunchales	58	324	5.6
2001–02	Facundo Sucatzky (8)	Libertad de Sunchales	51	377	7.4
2002–03	Facundo Sucatzky (9)	Libertad de Sunchales	40	364	9.1
2003–04	Facundo Sucatzky (10)	Atenas de Córdoba	53	302	5.7
2004–05	Pablo Rodríguez (1)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	52	253	4.9
2005–06	Pablo Rodríguez (2)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	48	287	6.0
2006–07	Sebastián Ginóbili	Quilmes de Mar del Plata	47	200	4.3
2007–08	Javier Martínez	Regatas Corrientes	44	235	5.3
2008–09	Hernando Salles	Regatas Corrientes	47	224	4.8
2009–10	Luis Cequeira	Sionista	50	220	4.4
2010–11	Juan Ignacio Sánchez	Estudiantes de Bahía Blanca	44	305	6.9
2011–12	Facundo Campazzo (1)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	59	350	5.9
2012–13	Facundo Campazzo (2)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	52	315	6.1
2013–14	Facundo Campazzo (3)	Peñarol de Mar del Plata	51	302	5.9
2014–15	- Mac Hopson	Regatas Corrientes	54	322	6.0
2015–16	Franco Balbi (1)	Argentino de Junín	61	381	6.2
2016–17	Maximiliano Stanic (1)	Olímpico	62	399	6.4
2017–18	Maximiliano Stanic (2)	Olímpico	43	279	6.5
2018–19	Leandro Vildoza	Estudiantes Concordia	43	265	6.2
2019–20	Caio Pacheco (1)	Bahía Basket	21	126	6.0
2020–21	Caio Pacheco (2)	Bahía Basket	32	164	5.1
2021–22	Nicolás Aguirre	Regatas Corrientes	31	163	5.3
2022–23	Franco Balbi (2)	Boca Juniors	38	201	5.3
2023–24	Lucas Andújar	Zárate Basket	38	241	6.9

All-time leaders

Most games played

As of 5 December 2018; player nationality by national team:

Pos.	Player	Games	Seasons
1	Leonardo Gutiérrez	1,106	23
2	Diego Osella	1,096	23
3	Gabriel Cocha	959	23
4	Sebastián Ginóbili	935	19
5	Bruno Lábaque	920	21
6	Diego Cavaco	916	19
7	Marcelo Milanesio	848	18
8	Facundo Sucatzky	839	20
9	Gabriel Díaz	822	20
10	Julio Rodríguez	808	19

All-Time top scorers by total points scored

As of December 2018; player nationality by national team:^[4][5]

Pos.	Player	Points	Seasons	Games
1	Héctor Campana	17,359	19	785
2	Julio Rodríguez	16,252	19	808
3	Leonardo Gutiérrez	14,531	23	1,106
4	Juan Espil	12,472	13	589
5	Diego Osella	12,358	23	1,096
6	Esteban Pérez	12,169	17	715
7	Byron Wilson	11,149	13	570
8	Marcelo Milanesio	10,835	18	848
9	Sebastián Ginóbili	10,791	19	935
10	Gabriel Cocha	10,761	23	959

All-Time top scorers by points per game

As of May 2024; player nationality by national team:

Pos.	Player	Points Per Game	Seasons
1	Wilfredo "Fefo" Ruiz	28.8	5

Players with the most championships won

• Player nationality by national team:
• 10×: Leo Gutiérrez: (1996, 1999, 2002, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014)
• 7×: 0 Héctor Campana: (1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, 1999)
• 7×: 0 Marcelo Milanesio: (1987, 1988, 1990, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2002)
• 6×: 0 Diego Osella: (1988, 1990, 1992, 1998, 1999, 2009)
• 6×: 0 Martín Leiva: (2004, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014)
• 6x: 0 Marcos Mata: (2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2018)
• 5×: 0 Gustavo Ismael Fernández: (1991, 1993, 1997, 2000, 2001)
• 5×: 0 Bruno Lábaque: (1998, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2009)
• 5×: 0 Diego Maggi: (1985, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1994)
• 4×: 0 Andrés Pelussi: (1998, 2002, 2003, 2008)
• 4×: 0 Germán Filloy: (1987, 1988, 1990, 1992)
• 4×: 0 Alejandro Reinick: (2003, 2010, 2011, 2012)
• 4×: 0 Facu Campazzo: (2010, 2011, 2012, 2014)
• 4×: 0 Nicolás Aguirre: (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018)

Championships won by head coach

Pos.	Coach	Titles	Years won
1	Sergio Hernández	6	2000, 2001, 2004, 2010, 2011, 2012
2	Julio Lamas	5	1997, 2005, 2008, 2016, 2017
3	Rubén Magnano	4	1992, 1998, 1999, 2009
4	Walter Garrone	3	1987, 1988, 1990
5	Luis Martínez	2	1985, 1986
	Horacio Seguí		1996, 2002
6	León Najnudel	1	1989
	Daniel Rodríguez		1991
	Orlando Ferratto		1993
	Néstor García		1994
	Mario Guzmán		1995
	Oscar Alberto Sánchez		2003
	Fernando Duró		2006
	Gabriel Picatto		2007
	Nicolás Casalánguida		2013
	Fernando Rivero		2014
	Silvio Santander		2015
	Gonzalo García		2018

Bibliography

• Liga Nacional de Básquetbol Guía Oficial 2015/2016, pages 209-216.