Tounde Yessoufou of St. Joseph of Santa Maria broke a state record held by a former Sacramento high school basketball star.
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Sporting News on MSNTounde Yessoufou breaks California high school basketball scoring recordTounde Yessoufou became the all-time leading scorer in California high school basketball history on Saturday night ...
Nelson scored 3,462 career points, averaging 32.5 points as a senior in earning Bee Player of the Year honors before playing four seasons at Duke and professionally across the globe from 2008-2020, ...
St. Joseph senior forward Tounde Yessoufou broke the all-time scoring record of 3,462 career points for the state of ...
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USA TODAY High School Sports Wire on MSNBaylor recruit Tounde Yessoufou breaks California career scoring record with 3,467 pointsSt. Joseph's Tounde Yessoufou, a Baylor recruit, has broken Demarcus Nelson's California career scoring record. He is a ...
Nelson’s talents were just as appreciated by those outside the Vallejo community as well. Former Oakland Tech hooper and current St. Mary’s-Berkeley coach Marshall Collins said he still remembers ...
Five-star Tounde Yessoufou of St. Joseph (Santa Maria, Calif.) became California's all-time leading scorer on Saturday with 30 points in a lopsided victory over Weston Ranch (Stockton) He passed ...
Intuit Dome event highlights competitive week between the state's elite, No. 3 St. Joseph's Tounde Yessoufou highlights ...
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The Times-Herald (Vallejo) on MSNDeMarcus Nelson’s ‘plan’ comes to fruitionFrom 2001 to 2003, it seemed everyone wanted to see Nelson play at Vallejo’s Bottari Gym, and the fans were not disappointed ...
Tounde Yessoufou made history, becoming California’s all-time high school scoring leader after a stunning performance on Saturday.
The St. Joseph of Santa Maria senior scored 30 points on Saturday, giving him 3,467 for his career and surpassing the former record of 3,462 points held by Demarcus Nelson for almost 20 years.
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