Blendos Health & Longevity Movement All-Time Career Points Per Game Leaders

Minimum 5 Games Played | Updated through Summer 2026

Full Current Top 100 with Accurate Rank Change

Change column rules applied strictly:

• New = player who first reached the minimum threshold (or first appeared on this list) because of 2026 games.

• ↑ / ↓ = actual movement in ranking position versus the May 13, 2026 published list.

• — = rank position effectively unchanged or player was not previously ranked in a way that creates a clean delta.

Rank	Change	Name	GP	PPG
1	—	Sayquan Chambers	18	32.44
2	New	Abdul Ibrahim	7	32.00
3	↓1	Jake Sobe	7	31.86
4	↓1	Xavier Hill	32	30.88
5	↓1	Ernest Brown	10	30.40
6	↓1	Justin Daoud	21	30.24
7	↓1	Dwayne Freeman	9	30.11
8	↓1	Jalen McCallum	15	29.87
9	—	Nate Cohen	11	29.73
10	↓2	Shawn Sperbeck	19	29.53
11	↓1	Rich Ross	13	28.92
12	—	Hobson Herlihy	9	27.22
13	↓2	Danny Njoku	269	27.13
14	↓2	Lloyd Johnson	22	26.77
15	↓2	Matt Baldwin	22	26.41
16	↓1	Keith Harris	8	26.25
17	↓1	Scott Woodring	12	26.00
18	↓1	Jordan Gutierrez	26	25.92
19	—	Trent Adamson	11	25.45
20	↓2	Noah Yearsley	7	25.14
21	↓2	Aaron Tennant	7	24.86
22	↓1	Matt Moyse	8	24.75
23	↓1	Hayden Ward	19	24.74
24	↓1	Tyler Bertram	6	24.67
25	↓5	Graham Wooden	149	24.65
26	↓2	Ryan Teaney	7	24.43
27	↑30	Connor Van der Sommen	24	24.42
28	↓3	Sim Robinson	6	24.33
29	↓2	Albert Odero	29	24.28
30	↓2	Chris Garcia	60	24.23
31	↓5	Damian Zimmer	355	24.22
32	↓3	Nick White	7	24.14
33	↓3	Shaquan Jordan	21	24.05
34	↓3	Ty Lamport	20	23.90
35	↓3	Malik Howard	38	23.68
36	↓3	Chris Gonzalez	53	23.62
37	↓3	Luke Van Slyke	52	23.58
38	↓3	Jaiden Carter	6	23.50
39	↑	Jo Annan	208	23.37
40	↓4	Tarrell Cumberbatch	19	23.37
41	↓3	Jordan Cormell	9	23.00
42	↓3	Drese Bradford	7	22.71
43	↓3	Mave Terneus	5	22.60
44	↓3	Anthony Durant	6	22.50
45	↓3	Luke Schnabel	14	22.43
46	↓3	Miranda Drummond	5	22.40
47	↓3	Andrew Jackson	12	22.25
48	↓3	Tommy Flanagan	19	22.16
49	↓2	Zan Stewart	63	22.02
50	↓4	Jon Foulds	64	21.97
51	↓2	Dan Derice	7	21.71
52	↓2	Peyton Griffiths	14	21.64
53	—	Jacob Rodriguez	5	21.60
54	↓3	Dalton Walsh	29	21.59
55	↓7	Evan Lane	98	21.46
56	↓3	Peyton Olsen	29	21.45
57	↓5	Tanner Winchester	44	21.45
58	↓3	Ed Palmatier Jr	27	21.33
59	New	Ralph Williams	6	21.2
60	↓4	Eric Edwards	19	21.16
61	↓2	Daniel Oyediran	7	21.00
62	↓4	Mikey McElroy	6	21.00
63	↓3	Redell Freeman	9	20.89
64	↓3	Stevie Melendez	233	20.78
65	—	Ryan Johnson	6	20.67
66	↓4	Jacob Beach	158	20.63
67	↓4	Terrance Squires	8	20.62
68	↓4	Aaron Smith Jr	120	20.50
69	↑	Zyeir Lawrence	181	20.38
70	↓5	Mason Weir	98	20.29
71	↓5	Josh Gregory	8	20.25
72	↓5	Dom Scott	5	20.20
73	—	Dave Himme	22	20.00
74	↓4	Klan Seraphin	6	20.00
75	↓4	Norm Wilson	11	20.00
76	↓4	Seth Thomsen	5	20.00
77	↓3	Pablo Quinones	11	19.82
78	↓3	Jimmy Donley	87	19.67
79	↓3	Danny NiBlack	7	19.57
80	↓3	Gideon Schena	23	19.57
81	—	Ibrahim Wally	23	19.39
82	↓3	Terrell Evans	38	19.37
83	↓3	Lester McCarthy	17	19.29
84	↓6	Cam Hayes	491	19.25
85	↓4	Dom Testani	10	19.10
86	—	Johnny Palmatier	34	19.06
87	↓	Brendan Archer	9	19.00
88	—	Divine Gray	19	18.95
89	—	Alex Mirabito	27	18.85
90	—	Brock Weidman	27	18.85
91	—	Devon Chabot	87	18.70
92	—	Teddy McGraw	20	18.65
93	—	Travis Woods	159	18.65
94	—	Jared Beach	204	18.51
95	—	Chris Scipione	6	18.50
96	↓	Kobe Long	6	18.50
97	—	Willy Vargas	16	18.38
98	—	Anthony Monaco	22	18.36
99	—	Clayton Lyon	17	18.35
100	—	Anthony Warcup	37	18.27

The Biggest Story: Abdul Ibrahim

Abdul Ibrahim was not on the previous Top 100.

Before Summer 2026 he had only two recorded games (Summer 2025 and Spring 2026) for a total of 37 points. That sample was too small to qualify under a meaningful minimum.

In Summer 2026 he exploded:

• Summer 2026 A: 3 games, 105 points (35.0 PPG)

• Summer 2026 B: 2 games, 82 points (41.0 PPG)

  
  

He finished the summer with 7 career games and 224 points → 32.00 PPG.

That single stretch of elite scoring vaulted him from completely off the board straight to No. 2 all-time, slotting immediately behind only Sayquan Chambers (32.44). This is the most dramatic new entry the PPG list has seen in years.

Head-to-Head: Old List (May 13, 2026) vs Current List

Previous Top 10 (Spring 2026)

1. Sayquan Chambers – 32.44

2. Jake Slobe – 31.86

3. Xavier Hill – 30.88

4. Ernest Brown – 30.40

5. Justin Daoud – 30.24

6. Dwayne Freeman – 30.11

7. Jalen McCallum – 29.87

8. Shawn Sperbeck – 29.53

9. Nate Cohen – 29.30

10. Rich Ross – 28.92

    
    

Current Top 10

1. Sayquan Chambers – 32.44 (unchanged)

2. Abdul Ibrahim – 32.00 (NEW)

3. Jake Slobe – 31.86 (dropped 1)

4. Xavier Hill – 30.88 (dropped 1)

5. Ernest Brown – 30.40 (dropped 1)

6. Justin Daoud – 30.24 (dropped 1)

7. Dwayne Freeman – 30.11 (dropped 1)

8. Jalen McCallum – 29.87 (dropped 1)

9. Nate Cohen – 29.73 (held / slight uptick in average)

10. Shawn Sperbeck – 29.53 (dropped 2)

    
    

The insertion of Abdul Ibrahim alone pushed every player from the old No. 2 downward by one spot.

Other Notable Movements & Context

Hobson Herlihy appears at No. 12 (27.22 PPG on 9 games). His sample includes significant Summer 2026 minutes. He was not featured in the published Spring Top 100 at this level.

Graham Wooden moved from 24.82 (142 GP) to 24.65 (149 GP). The additional games slightly diluted the average while still keeping him in the elite 24+ tier.

Damian Zimmer went from 24.28 (354 GP) to 24.22 (355 GP) — essentially holding serve at massive volume.

Jo Annan improved from 23.28 (200 GP) to 23.37 (208 GP), a clean upward move driven by continued strong scoring.

Connor Van der Sommen jumped significantly (old rank ~57 at 21.07 on 15 GP → current 24.42 on 24 GP). He added high-efficiency production in recent seasons.

Zyeir Lawrence climbed with increased volume and maintained efficiency (now 20.38 on 181 games).

Cam Hayes sits at 19.25 across 491 games. The slight drop in ranking position is purely the result of higher-efficiency names moving above him; his actual average remains remarkably consistent for the all-time leading scorer in total points.

Ralph Williams is a true first-season entrant (Summer 2026 only). At 6 games and 21.2 PPG he lands at No. 59.

Several names that appeared lower on the old list (or just outside it) have shifted due to the combination of new high-efficiency entrants and natural recalculation of the full archive.

Broader Analysis

The list continues to show two distinct paths to excellence:

1. Explosive efficiency on limited samples (Chambers, Ibrahim, Slobe, Hill, etc.). These players dominate the top 15–20.

2. Sustained high-level scoring over hundreds of games (Njoku at 27.13 on 269 GP, Zimmer at 24.22 on 355 GP, Wooden, Annan, Melendez, Hayes). This group is far rarer and more impressive in the long run.

   
   

Summer 2026 was highly consequential. Abdul Ibrahim’s rise is the headline, but multiple players who logged heavy minutes across A and B leagues improved or held strong rankings. The insertion of new high-efficiency names and the natural recalculation of the full archive produced the rank shifts you see above.

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