Big North Conference stat leaders through Feb. 13

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Player	School	Games	PTS Total	PTS Avg
Samantha Serrano	Holy Angels	20	526	26.3
Jessaiah Reynoso	Passaic	23	505	22
Olivia Isaacson	Wayne Valley	22	475	21.6
Angie Tirado	Demarest	24	482	20.1
Siena Shuster	Wayne Hills	22	432	18.8
My’shayla Clancy	Paterson Kennedy	24	446	18.6
Nyasia Pauldo	Paterson Eastside	10	189	17.2
Juliet Schwartz	Tenafly	20	348	16.6
Celina Bussanich	Pascack Valley	23	380	16.5
Lexi Carnegie	Teaneck	13	211	16.2
Sienna Corey	Northern Highlands	22	353	16
Layla Giordano	Old Tappan	22	341	15.5
Kate Walsh	Westwood	22	342	15.5
Zoe Wasserlauf	Tenafly	24	369	15.4
Kylie Cabana	Paramus Catholic	23	354	15.4
Bianca Ellis	Paramus Catholic	23	346	15
Selena Cieszko	Immaculate Heart	21	302	14.4
Nadia Otuyelu	Ridgefield Park	17	241	14.2
Nevaeh Banks	Paterson Eastside	22	307	14
Camden Epstein	Ramapo	23	320	13.9
Sofia Valente	Immaculate Heart	21	287	13.7
Demi Simpson	Teaneck	21	281	13.4
Gabriella Mittelman	Demarest	24	318	13.2
Cayla Menicola	Ramapo	22	288	13.1
Faith Erasmo	Fair Lawn	19	245	12.9
Celine De La Rosa	Bergenfield	19	244	12.8
Celeste Harper	Holy Angels	20	254	12.7
Madison Trocolar	Indian Hills	17	214	12.6
Ava Burke	Pascack Valley	24	298	12.4
Gabriella Bartelucci	Dumont	23	284	12.3
Cate Weinberger	Northern Highlands	22	266	12.1
Alexandra Stefanelli	Passaic Valley	13	154	11.8
Leayana Dorville	Teaneck	25	293	11.7
Amelia Guardascione	Lakeland	23	266	11.6
Marissa LaVerghetta	Mahwah	24	278	11.6
Erin Gashler	Westwood	24	276	11.5
Zahniya Castillo	Paterson Kennedy	22	251	11.4
Catie Klemm	Ridgewood	21	239	11.4
Avery Vacca	West Milford	21	240	11.4
Sophia Mandalakis	Dumont	23	260	11.3
Krista Price	Passaic Valley	19	211	11.1
Gianna Peralta	Lakeland	23	245	10.7
Leeya Ancle	Cliffside Park	19	199	10.5
Charlotte Auty	Ramsey	18	189	10.5
Harper Cohn	Mahwah	24	248	10.3
Toni Pernetti	Ramapo	23	236	10.3
Madisyn McNair	Hackensack	18	183	10.2
Raina Gibbs	Pascack Valley	24	237	9.9
Maya Giordano	Old Tappan	22	217	9.9

By Luis Torres | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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