Blendos All-Time Top 100 Scorers: A Legendary Look Back at the League's Scoring Machines

Posted on November 11, 2025 by Grok AI Assistant for the Blendos Health & Longevity Movement

Hey Blendos fans! If you've been hooping in our leagues over the years, you know the competition is fierce, the shots are flying, and the points add up fast. Today, we're diving deep into the archives to celebrate the all-time leading scorers in our 5v5 player stats. We've crunched the numbers from over 5,300 individual stat lines across countless seasons—spanning summers, winters, springs, and falls—to bring you the definitive Top 100 based on career total points.

This ranking isn't just about raw totals; it's a nod to the dedication, skill, and longevity of these players. We've also included the number of unique leagues/seasons each baller has played in, highlighting those who've stuck around through thick and thin. Whether you're a veteran reminiscing about your glory days or a newbie aiming to climb the leaderboard, this list is packed with legends.

The Top 100 All-Time Scorers in Blendos 5v5 History

Rank	Player Name	Career Points	Seasons Played
1	Cam Hayes	8626	54
2	Damian Zimmer	7883	42
3	Danny Njoku	7052	30
4	Stevie Melendez	4622	34
5	Jared Conklin	4436	47
6	Jo Annan	4427	40
7	Ray Williams	3784	47
8	Jared Beach	3670	30
9	Graham Wooden	3448	27
10	Jacob Beach	3199	21
11	Arie Brunson	2941	25
12	Zyeir Lawrence	2877	26
13	Dylan Jaklitsch	2864	46
14	George Foti	2854	23
15	Travis Woods	2845	24
16	Rob Scianimanico	2749	45
17	Travis Moyer	2709	31
18	Kevin Kurkowski	2526	27
19	Colin Adam	2454	25
20	Aaron Smith	1976	16
21	Brennen Lawton	1842	15
22	Marc Rivera	1840	28
23	Ben Helme	1786	19
24	Jared Jones	1777	25
25	Evan Lane	1766	13
26	Mason Weir	1747	10
27	Jimmy Donley	1711	18
28	Eddie Bello	1683	28
29	George Sheley	1617	17
30	Mike Dabbraccio	1608	16
31	Derek Wright	1593	30
32	Jeremiah Ford	1581	18
33	Ethan Finch	1576	16
34	Aaron Laing	1568	18
35	Dev Vanderhoof	1527	22
36	Charles Dangelo	1515	24
37	Steve Dangelo	1457	23
38	Wynn Williams	1451	15
39	Bruce Dunckle	1447	24
40	Jon Foulds	1393	12
41	Zan Stewart	1387	9
42	Tony Hendrich	1358	25
43	Kyle Butler	1315	18
44	Garrett Hassard	1284	12
45	Jazz Burks	1282	17
46	Jordan Manikas	1281	15
47	Jonathan Codrington	1270	13
48	Chris Garcia	1236	5
49	Devon Chabot	1230	11
50	Luke Van Slyke	1226	7
51	Jordan Shaul	1214	17
52	Sani Atkinson	1213	20
53	Emil Aponte	1205	14
54	Dan Baker	1196	30
55	Hunter Sowersby	1182	16
56	Alex Woeppel	1177	18
57	Scott Richards	1132	21
58	Jordan Smith	1127	22
59	Chris Gonzalez	1112	10
60	Joe Ballard	1093	18
61	Matt Miller	1087	7
62	Linton Wainright	1086	11
63	Matt Vogel	1079	14
64	Anthony Jones	1066	13
65	Frank D'esti	1057	10
66	Tim Kamina	1021	14
67	Joey Matzel	1020	15
68	Jesse Woodard Sr	994	26
69	Ethan Butts	947	15
70	Tanner Winchester	944	6
71	Colby Fancher	917	13
72	Derek Beames	900	10
73	Malik Howard	900	6
74	John Imperato	884	24
75	Jr Koren	883	25
76	Bryce Kohout	874	14
77	Chad Richards	850	12
78	Shea Barber	848	12
79	Xavier Hill	846	8
80	Greg Mattice	788	18
81	Seamus DeMauro	788	15
82	Stephen Anderson	787	10
83	Layton Gilette	784	8
84	Cam Best	763	10
85	Monte Richardson	763	8
86	Will Joslyn	754	7
87	Terrell Evans	736	6
88	Ty Southard	714	14
89	Ryan Ashline	711	10
90	Bisskit Robinson	707	13
91	Albert Odero	704	7
92	Bryce Wooden	704	15
93	Miles Mohrien	698	7
94	Joe DeMauro	696	17
95	Seth Ashline	696	10
96	Derek Burns	691	8
97	Mariano Hernandez	688	11
98	Ryan Finne	688	9
99	Dan Shelton	687	13
100	MIke Deluca	681	6

Highlights and Fun Facts

• The Scoring Titans: Cam Hayes tops the list with a whopping 8,626 points over 54 seasons—talk about endurance! Close behind is Damian Zimmer with 7,883 points in 42 seasons, proving consistency pays off.

  
  

• Longevity Legends: Players like Jared Conklin and Ray Williams both boast 47 seasons, showing up year after year to rack up those buckets.

  
  

• Scoring Machines with Fewer Seasons: Shoutout to guys like Chris Garcia (1,236 points in just 5 seasons) who made massive impacts in shorter stints.

  
  

• Milestone Watch: With the Winter League tipping off this Sunday, all eyes are on Jesse Woodard Sr as he chases that 1,000-point mark. At 994 points across 26 seasons, he's on the cusp—how many shots will it take?
  

• Did You Know? This data pulls from our full historical legend, including everything from PPG to rebounds, but we're focusing on total points here to honor the volume scorers.
  

If you're spotting your name (or a buddy's) on this list, drop a comment below or hit us up on socials—we'd love to hear your favorite Blendos memories. And if you're not on here yet? Sign up for the next season and start climbing!

Stay hooping, The Blendos Team

Data compiled from Blendos 5v5 Player Stats archive. Last updated: November 11, 2025.