Brooklyn, NY—In a performance that will be remembered for years to come, unsigned senior guard Connor Sprattley of Thomas Jefferson Campus High School delivered an astonishing display of scoring on Tuesday night. Sprattley scored a career-high 71 points in a commanding 124-76 victory over Curtis High School, showcasing his incredible talent and determination on the court.

Sprattley’s 71-point effort came as part of a complete game performance, as he also contributed nine rebounds and seven assists. The versatile guard was a force on both ends of the floor, playing a major role in his team's overwhelming offensive output. With his remarkable scoring display, Sprattley proved himself to be one of the top uncommitted players in the country.

A Historic Performance

Sprattley's scoring outburst was nothing short of historic. The senior guard connected on 28 field goals during the game, including an impressive nine 3-pointers. He also made six free throws, showcasing his ability to score from anywhere on the floor. The 71-point performance not only set a new career-high for Sprattley but also left fans, coaches, and teammates in awe.

Thomas Jefferson’s high-powered offense, led by Sprattley, overwhelmed the Curtis defense from the opening tip. With every shot he took, the crowd grew more electric as it became increasingly clear that they were witnessing something special. Sprattley’s dominance helped his team build an insurmountable lead, with the game ending in a lopsided 124-76 scoreline.

Looking Ahead

With his career-high 71-point performance, Sprattley has undoubtedly cemented his place as one of the top uncommitted senior prospects in New York City. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on him to see if he can continue his stellar play and lead Thomas Jefferson to more victories. With his remarkable scoring ability and all-around contributions, Sprattley has earned the attention of college recruiters, and it will be fascinating to see where his basketball journey takes him next.

For now, Sprattley’s teammates and fans can celebrate this unforgettable night, where one player dominated the game in ways few have ever done before. Tuesday’s performance will go down as one of the greatest individual performances in recent memory in New York high school basketball.