Girls basketball star nears Shore all-time scoring record: full list of Top 66 career leaders

There’s a new No. 1.

Manchester Township’s Devyn Quigley scored 35 points in a Feb. 21, 2024 game to top longtime Shore Conference girls basketball record-holder Kelly Hughes’ total of 2,588 points. Quigley finished the state tournament victory over Overbrook wiht 2,589 points.

Hughes played at Point Pleasant Borough through 2013.

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The second-leading scorer at the Shore among active players is Trinity Hall senior and Harvard commit Nina Emnace, who had 1,467 points entering the state playoffs.

Here are Quigley’s scoring stats year by year:

(Freshman) 2020-21: 15 games played, 166 points, 11.0 PPG

(Sophomore) 2021-22: 25 GP, 536 points, 21.4 PPG

(Junior) 2022-23: 28 GP, 977 points, 34.8 PPG

(Senior) 2023-24: 26 GP, 875 points, 33.6 PPG

Total: 96 GP, 2,589 points, 27.2 PPG

Here’s the complete list of every player who has ever topped the 1,500-point plateau while playing for a Shore high school as of Feb. 22, 2024.

Jersey Shore All-Time Scoring List

Points     Name, School (year of graduation)

Manchester Devyn Quigley drives to the basket. Manchester Girls Basketball defeats Middletown South in 2023 WOBM Christmas Tournament opening round in Toms River on December 26, 2023.

2,589 Devyn Quigley, Manchester Township (2024)

2,588   Kelly Hughes, Point Boro (2013)

2,534   Patricia Delehanty, Shore (1978)

2,525   Marina Mabrey, Point Beach/Manasquan (2015)

2,234   Audrey Gomez, St. John Vianney (1991)

2,190   Christie Pearce, Point Boro (1993)

2,145   Dara Mabrey, Manasquan (2018)

2,123   Michaela Mabrey, St. John Vianney/Manasquan (2012)

2,111   Virginia Sourlis, Rumson-Fair Haven (1982)

2,075   Katelynn Flaherty, Point Beach/Manasquan (2014)

2,060   Andrea Ashuck, Middletown South (1985)

Shore Conference Tournament quarterfinals featuring Manasquan vs Red Bank Regional. Manasquan’s Faith Masonius.Toms River, NJSaturday, February 16, 2019

2,032   Faith Masonius, Manasquan (2019)

2,010   Destiny Adams, Manchester (2021)

2,004   Brynn Farrell, St. Rose (2020)

1,988   Jenna Paul, Toms River North (2019)

1,975   Kathy Finn, Mater Dei Prep (1980)

1,932   Rosie Strutz, Asbury Park (1979)

1,923   Candice McCallum, Southern (1997)

1,894   Chris McGuire, Freehold Township (1990)

1,874   Pam Reaves, Asbury Park (1977)

1,825   Chakia Cole, Marlboro (2004)

1,824   Kristina Donza, Jackson Memorial (2020)

1,783   Joyce Bell, Neptune (1989)

1,775   Chrissy Fisher, Rumson-Fair Haven (2002)

1,773   Kristina Danella, Red Bank Catholic (2008)

1,772   Lauren Clarke, Colts Neck (2010)

1,772   Kris Witfill, Donovan Catholic (1989)

1,766   Brooke Kelly, Ocean (1998)

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1,747 Madison St. Rose, St. John Vianney (2022)

1,740   Tracey Gunning, St. Rose (1978)

1,740   Kristen Sharkey, Southern (2010)

1,726   Shannon Mayrose, Freehold (2009)

1,710   Debbie Emery, Ocean (1982)

1,709   Stephanie Karcz, Middletown South (2016)

1,703   Renee Kurowski, St. John Vianney (1983)

1,701   Syessence Davis, Neptune (2011)

1,700   Maria Alonso, Donovan Catholic (1974)

1,695   Alexa Ryan, Raritan (2009)

1,687 Dee Scott, Manchester Township (1987)

1,678   Hannah Missry, Jackson Memorial (2013)

1,677   Lola Mullaney, Colts Neck/Manasquan (2019)

1,672   Kate Miller, Rumson-Fair Haven (2009)

1,670   Brooke Hampton, Colts Neck (2010)

Rylee Drahos goes up with a shot. University defeats Shore Regional in NJSIAA Group 1 Championship game in Toms River on March 5, 2023.

1,660 Rylee Drahos, Shore (2023)

1,638   Patti Brink, Henry Hudson (1978)

1,635   Lucie Fontanella, Toms River East (1990)

1,625   Jill Spaschak, Southern (1984)

1,625 Jadis Rhodin, Manchester Township (2005)

1,623   Bobbie Cowie, Freehold Township (1980)

1,620   Lucy Thomas, St. Rose (2018)

1,618   Shakena Richardson, Neptune (2011)

Immaculate’s Jordan McLemore goes down as she tries to keep up with St. Rose’s Kat Phipps as she drives to the basket. Immaculate’s St Rose vs Lodi Immaculate NJSIAA State Girls Basketball Non-Public B Group Championshp on March 14, 2015 in Toms River. Peter Ackerman/Staff Photographer

1,610   Kat Phipps, St. Rose (2015)

1,601   Heidi Waterman, Shore (1991)

1,600   Kim Hughes, St. Rose (2000)

1,600   Tomora Young, Red Bank (1995)

1,574   Hailee Hallard, Middletown North (2017)

1,573   Brina Pollack, Marlboro (2003)

1,564 Gabrielle Valmon, Manchester Township (2011)

1,554   Erica Gomez, St. John Vianney (1995)

1,552   Ellen Clark, St. Rose (1983)

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1,534   Kim MacMillan, Toms River East (1999)

1,529   Samantha Clark, St. Rose (2012)

1,527 Priscilla Lane, Manchester Township (1981)

1,521   Dana Carbone, Donovan Catholic (2014)

1,513   Lauren Wagner, Central (1992)

1,508   Nikki Tierney, Mater Dei Prep (1990)

1,503 Camille Valmon, Manchester Township (2009)

If you know of other Shore Conference girls basketball players who scored 1,500 or more points during her high school career, please contact Kevin Perrington-Turner at [email protected] with that player’s name, year of graduation and how many total points scored.

This article originally appeared on Asbury Park Press: Girls basketball star nears Shore all-time scoring record: full list of Top 66 career leaders