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The 2021-22 boys basketball season has come to an end, and it's time to review some of the year's top performers. We begin with a rundown of the top scorers from the season.

The top scorer by average this year was South Shore senior Koy Nelson. The 5'8" sharpshooting senior averaged 30.8 points per game on the year, with four games of at least 40 points, headlined by a 52-point performance in a win over Bayfield. Brookfield Central's Andrew Rohde scored the most points with 854 in 30 games.

Division 1's leading scorer this season was Kimberly senior Jackson Paveletzke, a Wofford commit, as he poured in 30.0 points per game for the Papermakers. Division 2 was led by Whitnall's Danilo Jovanovich, who averaged 28.3 points per game in his last season before heading to Miami (FL). G-E-T sophomore Cody Schmitz topped Division 3 at 30.2 points per contest. Division 4's top scorer was Tristan McRoberts of Melrose-Mindoro, who averaged 27.4 per contest, while Nelson was the leading scorer in Division 5.

Below are the scoring leaders for the 2021-22 season, with the top 50 overall plus the top 20 for each division. Players who did not have complete information entered by their coach were not included.

Travis Wilson serves as the WisSports.net General Manager, Football Editor, and contributing writer for other parts of the site. Wilson was selected as part of the Sports 40 Under 40 list by Coach & AD Magazine and the National High School Athletic Coaches Association for 2019. The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) named Travis the 2015 recipient of the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award. He currently serves on the WFCA Executive Board and is a member of the Executive Board of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. A graduate of Richland Center High School and Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Travis was a three-sport athlete in high school (football, baseball, basketball), inducted to the Richland Center High School Hall of Fame in 2023, and currently resides in Reedsburg. You can follow him on Twitter at @travisWSN.