PHOENIX — The Valley's own Adrian Stubbs is making national headlines after dropping 100 points in just three quarters during Maryvale High School's basketball game on January 13.

Stubbs, a 5-foot-10 guard, set a new record, becoming the first Arizona high school basketball player to reach 100 points in a single game.

Maryvale defeated Kofa High School in Yuma by 109-25.

Stubbs has a tough act to follow.

For the first time since scoring 100 points in a game, the Maryvale senior will play on Friday night at home against Rincon High School in Tucson.

Stubbs typically averages about 30 points a game.

He broke the state scoring record — by 25 points — set by George McCormick during the 1965-66 season. Danny Heater of West Virginia holds the national scoring record with 135 points in a game in 1960.

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