The EuroLeague individual highs for players in single games played. These are the lists of the individual statistical single game highs of the EuroLeague, which is the top-tier level European-wide professional club basketball league. The individual stats single game highs are broken down by sections of time, based on who organized the league and when certain statistics were officially counted.
From 1958 to 2000, the competition was run by solely FIBA. Under FIBA's organization, the competition was initially called the FIBA European Champions' Cup, and was later first renamed to the FIBA European League, and finally to the FIBA EuroLeague. During the 2000–01 season, the competition was split into two different leagues for just that one season.
There was the then newly formed 2000–01 EuroLeague competition organized by EuroLeague Basketball (EB), which its EuroLeague name. There was also the new version of FIBA's competition, which was renamed from the FIBA EuroLeague to the FIBA SuproLeague. While the EuroLeague Basketball competition kept the original EuroLeague name of the competition, FIBA's league kept the original ending format of the competition, as it retained the EuroLeague Final Four event, which was renamed from the FIBA EuroLeague Final Four, to the FIBA SuproLeague Final Four.
For the following 2001–02 season, FIBA cancelled its SuproLeague competition, and EuroLeague Basketball's competition gained all of the competition's major clubs, as well as the Final Four format, which was then renamed back to the EuroLeague Final Four. EuroLeague Basketball's competition officially recognized all of the seasons of FIBA's competitions, including all of its Finals, Final Fours, league champions, stats, records, and awards. The stats, records, and awards from the two competitions are categorized by each individual organizing body (EB and FIBA).
Points scored has been kept as an official basketball stat of the EuroLeague, since its inaugural 1958 season. Starting with the 1984–85 season, attempted and made 3-point field goals also became official statistics. Since the 1991–92 season, rebounds, assists, steals, double-doubles, and triple-doubles have also been kept as official stats of the competition. Blocks were added as an official stat of the competition in 1999, during the second half of the 1998–99 season. The Performance Index Rating (PIR) has been kept as an official stat of the competition since the EB era began, starting with the EuroLeague 2000–01 season.
EuroLeague Basketball (since the year 2000) Nationalities by national team:
40+ points in a game (since the year 2000) Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):
Rank Player Team Points Date Season Phase Versus Ref. Nigel Hayes-Davis Fenerbahçe Basketball Alba Berlin Shane Larkin Anadolu Efes Bayern Munich Sasha Vezenkov Olympiacos Bayern Munich Kevin Punter FC Barcelona Baskonia 5 Tyrese Rice Panathinaikos 41 Olympiacos Bobby Brown Montepaschi Siena Fenerbahçe Kaspars Kambala Efes Pilsen FC Barcelona Carlton Myers Fortitudo Bologna Real Madrid Alphonso Ford Peristeri Tau Ceramica 10 Shane Larkin (2) Anadolu Efes 40 Olympiacos Marc Salyers Chorale Roanne Fenerbahçe Arvydas Macijauskas Tau Ceramica ASVEL Basket Vlado Šćepanović Partizan Ural Great Džanan Musa Real Madrid Anadolu Efes
20+ rebounds in a game (since the year 2000) Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):
Rank Player Team Rebounds Date Season Phase Versus Ref. Antonis Fotsis Dynamo Moscow Benetton Basket Mirsad Türkcan CSKA Moscow Budućnost 3 Donatas Motiejūnas Asseco Prokom 21 Olimpija Ljubljana Mirsad Türkcan (2) Fenerbahçe Eldo Napoli Mirsad Türkcan (3) CSKA Moscow Cibona Mirsad Türkcan (4) Montepaschi Siena Tau Ceramica 8 Pat Burke Asseco Prokom 20 Žalgiris Jordi Trias FC Barcelona Brose Baskets Spencer Nelson GHP Bamberg Benetton Basket Dejan Milojević Partizan Adecco Estudiantes Stephane Pelle ASVEL Basket Scavolini Pesaro Florent Piétrus Pau-Orthez CSKA Moscow Nikola Milutinov Olympiacos Maccabi Tel Aviv
15+ assists in a game (since the year 2000) Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):
Rank Player Team Assists Date Season Phase Versus Ref. Codi Miller-McIntyre Saski Baskonia ASVEL Basket 2 Facundo Campazzo Real Madrid 19 Alba Berlin Stefan Jović Crvena Zvezda Bayern Munich 4 Nick Calathes Panathinaikos 18 CSKA Moscow Nick Calathes (2) Panathinaikos Budućnost 6 Marcus Williams Crvena Zvezda 17 Galatasaray Facundo Campazzo (2) Real Madrid Valencia Nick Calathes (3) Panathinaikos ASVEL Basket Nick Calathes (4) Panathinaikos Real Madrid 10 Nick Calathes (5) Barcelona 15 Khimki Nick Calathes (6) Panathinaikos Zenit Saint Petersburg Facundo Campazzo (3) Real Madrid Fenerbahçe Kevin Pangos Žalgiris Valencia Thomas Heurtel Anadolu Efes Crvena Zvezda Vassilis Spanoulis Olympiacos Saski Baskonia Thomas Heurtel (2) Anadolu Efes Limoges CSP Thomas Heurtel (3) Anadolu Efes Real Madrid Taylor Rochestie Nizhny Novgorod Anadolu Efes John Linehan SLUC Nancy Fenerbahçe
8+ steals in a game (since the year 2000) Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):
Rank Player Team Steals Date Season Phase Versus Ref. Jeff Trepagnier Ulker Partizan Stefano Mancinelli Climamio Bologna Dynamo Moscow 3 Pablo Prigioni Tau Ceramica 9 Strasbourg Chris Williams Opel Skyliners CSKA Moscow Fred House Partizan FC Barcelona 6 Yogev Ohayon Maccabi Tel Aviv 8 Limoges CSP Shaun Stonerook Montepaschi Siena Fenerbahçe Ibby Jaaber Lottomatica Roma Unicaja Malaga Bootsy Thornton Montepaschi Siena Partizan David Vanterpool Montepaschi Siena Panathinaikos
6+ blocks in a game (since the year 2000) Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era): Rank Player Team Blocks Date Season Phase Versus Ref. Stojko Vranković PAF Bologna Cibona Grigorij Khizhnyak Žalgiris Adecco Estudiantes Moustapha Fall Olympiacos ASVEL Basket 3 Ekpe Udoh Fenerbahçe 7 Unicaja Malaga Loren Woods Žalgiris Asseco Prokom Darjuš Lavrinovič Žalgiris Panathinaikos Grigorij Khizhnyak (2) Žalgiris Opel Skyliners Grigorij Khizhnyak (3) Žalgiris Ulker 15 players
8+ 3 pointers made in a game (since the year 2000)
Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):
Rank Player Team 3 Pointers Date Season Phase Versus 1 Andreas Obst Bayern Munich 11 Barcelona 2 Shane Larkin Efes Istanbul 10 Olympiacos Drew Goudelock Fenerbahçe Istanbul Bayern Munich Shane Larkin (2) Efes Istanbul Bayern Munich 3 Thomas Kelati Málaga 9 Roma Nigel Hayes-Davis Fenerbahçe Basketball Alba Berlin Mirza Teletović Saski Baskonia Žalgiris Kaunas Saulius Štombergas Saski Baskonia AEK Athens Daryl MaconPanathinaikosOctober 27, 20212021-22Anadolu Efes Instanbul 11 players
Performance Index Rating (since the year 2000)
Since the beginning of the 2000–01 season (EuroLeague Basketball era):Euroleague Basketball Single Game Index Ratings High.
Rank Player Team PIR Date Season Phase Versus Tanoka Beard Žalgiris Skipper Bologna 2 Dejan Milojević Partizan 55 Olympiacos Jaka Lakovič Krka Real Madrid Marko Popović Cibona Adecco Estudiantes Shane Larkin Anadolu Efes Bayern Munich Sasha Vezenkov Olympiacos Bayern Munich7 Mike James CSKA Moscow 51 Khimki Jaka Lakovič (2) Panathinaikos Real Madrid 9 Bobby Brown Montepaschi Siena 50 Fenerbahçe Tomas Van Den Spiegel Prokom Trefl Virtus VidiVici Arvydas Macijauskas Tau Ceramica ASVEL Basket
FIBA EuroLeague & FIBA SuproLeague (1991–2001) Nationalities by national team:
40+ points in a game (1991–2001) From the 1991–92 season to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team Points Season Versus Ref. Joe Arlauckas Real Madrid Buckler Bologna Michael Young Limoges CSP Benetton Treviso Nikos Galis Aris Philips Milano Carlos Lisboa SL Benfica Partizan Belgrade Velimir Perasović Split Cibona Zagreb Ivica Žurić Cibona Zagreb Buckler Bologna Nikos Galis (2) Aris Joventut Badalona Nikos Galis (3) Aris Den Helder Tony Dawson Bayer Leverkusen Kinder Bologna Zdravko Radulović Cibona Zagreb Olympique d'Antibes Zdravko Radulović (2) Cibona Zagreb Split Mike Vreeswyk Den Bosch Śląsk Wrocław Buck Johnson Hapoel Tel Aviv PAOK İbrahim Kutluay Fenerbahçe Cibona Zagreb Nikos Galis (4) Aris Estudiantes Zdravko Radulović (3) Cibona Zagreb Phonola Caserta Arijan Komazec Virtus Bologna FC Barcelona Zdravko Radulović (4) Cibona Zagreb NMKY Helsinki Tony Dawson (2) TSV Bayer 04 Budivelnyk Kyiv
20+ rebounds in a game (1991–2001) From the 1991–92 season to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team Rebounds Season Versus Ref. Michalis Romanidis Aris Thessaloniki BV Den Helder John Pinone Estudiantes Aris Predrag Šarić Zadar Real Madrid Arvydas Sabonis Real Madrid Olympiacos Joe Binion Buckler Bologna Panathinaikos Rickie Winslow Estudiantes Aris Cliff Levingston PAOK Scavolini Pesaro Roy Tarpley Olympiacos Bayer Leverkusen Orlando Phillips EB Pau Orthez Olympiacos Emilio Kovačić Cibona Zagreb Efes Lee Johnson Olympique d'Antibes Kalev Tallinn Chris Welp TSV Bayer 04 Keflavík Tony Massenburg FC Barcelona CSP Limoges Arvydas Sabonis (2) Real Madrid Bayer Leverkusen Stojko Vranković Panathinaikos Maccabi Tel Aviv Warren Kidd Stefanel Milano Olympiacos Hüseyin Beşok Efes Varese Nikola Prkačin Cibona Zagreb EB Pau Orthez Hüseyin Beşok (2) Efes Plannja Luleå Lazaros Papadopoulos Iraklis ALBA Berlin Chris Welp (2) TSV Bayer 04 Joventut Badalona Arvydas Sabonis (3) Real Madrid Guildford Kings Augusto Binelli Virtus Bologna Benfica Lisbon Roy Tarpley (2) Olympiacos Bayer Leverkusen Roy Tarpley (3) Olympiacos Benetton Treviso Arvydas Sabonis (4) Real Madrid Union Olimpija Gheorghe Mureșan EB Pau Orthez Union Olimpija Charles Shackleford Ülker Iraklis Žan Tabak Fenerbahçe Red Star Belgrade Lazaros Papadopoulos (2) Iraklis Krka Novo Mesto
13+ assists in a game (1991–2001) From the 1991–92 season to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team Assists Season Versus Ref. Pedro Miguel SL Benfica CSKA Moscow Elmer Bennett Saski Baskonia Žalgiris Kaunas Walter Berry Aris Thessaloniki Śląsk Wrocław Keith Williams Śląsk Wrocław Dinamo Tbilisi Miroslav Pecarski Aris Thessaloniki Śląsk Wrocław Chuck Evans CSKA Moscow CS Dinamo București Raimonds Miglinieks Śląsk Wrocław Mens Sana Basket Vasily Karasev CSKA Moscow EB Pau Orthez Keith Williams (2) Śląsk Wrocław Aris Vasily Karasev (2) CSKA Moscow Bayer Leverkusen Petar Naumoski Efes CSKA Moscow Laurent Sciarra ASVEL Panathinaikos
9+ steals in a game (1991–2001) From the 1991–92 season to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team Steals Season Versus Ref. Jimmy Nebot ASVEL Lyon Efes Istanbul Marcus Webb CSKA Moscow PAOK George Papadakos Olympiacos Real Madrid Panagiotis Giannakis Aris Bayer Leverkusen Chris Corchiani Efes Istanbul Gothia Chris Corchiani (2) Bayer Leverkusen Unicaja Málaga Saulius Štombergas Žalgiris Kaunas Cibona Zagreb Veselin Petrović Partizan Belgrade Plannja Luleå
5+ blocks in a game (1999–2001) From 1999 to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team Blocks Season Versus Ref. Hüseyin Beşok Efes Plannja Luleå Andrei Kirilenko CSKA Moscow Maccabi Ra'anana Conrad McRae Fenerbahçe Real Madrid Efthymios Rentzias Barcelona Ülker Željko Rebrača Panathinaikos Cibona Zagreb Jason Lawson EB Pau Orthez Oostende Andrei Fetisov CSKA Moscow Ülker Robertas Javtokas Lietuvos Rytas Montepaschi Siena John Rosendahl Plannja Luleå Efes Istanbul Andrei Fetisov (2) CSKA Moscow Maccabi Ra'anana Andrei Kirilenko (2) CSKA Moscow Oostende
8+ 3 pointers made in a game (1984–2001)
From the 1984–85 season to the 2000–01 SuproLeague season (FIBA era):
Rank Player Team 3 Pointers Season Versus Dražen Petrović Cibona Zagreb CSP Limoges Carlos Lisboa S.L. Benfica Lisboa Partizan Belgrade Brian Evans Montepaschi Siena Panathinaikos Oto Matický Traiskirchen Lions Antwerpen Mechelen Antonello Riva Olimpia Milano Aris 13 players