Alex Barcello Joins BYU Basketball’s 1,000-Point Club
Jan 6, 2022, 7:58 PM
BYU Basketball guard Alex Barcello puts up a shot against Pacific on January 6, 2022. (BYU Photo/Jaren Wilkey)
(BYU Photo/Jaren Wilkey)
PROVO, Utah – Alex Barcello joined an elite club of BYU basketball players on Thursday night during a West Coast Conference game against Pacific. The senior guard from Chandler, Arizona became the 52nd player in BYU’s history to reach the 1,000-point club.
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With three seconds remaining in the first half, Barcello buried a three against the Tigers to secure his 1,000 career points during his BYU career.
Barcello joined the BYU program in 2019 after transferring from the University of Arizona of the Pac-12 Conference. The 6-foot-2 guard has started in every game since Mark Pope became BYU’s head coach.
Entering Thursday night’s game against Westminster, Barcello was averaging a career-high 17.3 points per game.
Barcello is the ninth BYU player in the West Coast Conference era (since 2011) to reach the 1,000-point mark. Two of Barcello’s former teammates are part of that group in Yoeli Childs and TJ Haws.
The all-time leading scorer in BYU basketball history is Tyler Haws, who played three of his four years for BYU in the WCC.
BYU Basketball 1,000-Point Club
1. Tyler Haws – 2,720
2. Jimmer Fredette – 2,599
3. Danny Ainge – 2,467
4. Michael Smith – 2,319
5. Devin Durrant – 2,285
6. Yoeli Childs – 2,031
7. TJ Haws – 1,899
8. Russell Larson 1,885
9. Fred Roberts – 1,841
10. Jeff Chatman – 1,824
11. Mekeli Wesley – 1,740
12. Mark Bigelow – 1,715
13. Kyle Collinsworth – 1,707
14. Brandon Davies – 1,680
15. Kenneth Roberts – 1,652
16. Lee Cummard – 1,569
17. Jonathan Tavernari – 1,519
18. Kresmir Cosic – 1,513
19. Joe Nelson – 1,494
20. Jay Cheesman – 1,408
21. Roland Minson – 1,407
22. Andy Toolson – 1,388
23. Trent Plaisted – 1,372
24. Marty Haws – 1,337
25. Dick Nemelka – 1,299
26. Alan Taylor – 1,284
27. Jackson Emery – 1,235
28. Doug Richards – 1,218
29. Gary Trost – 1,205
30. Matt Carlino – 1,201
31. Eldon Brinley – 1,195
32. Noah Hartsock – 1,191
33. Joe Richey – 1,177
34. Randy Reid – 1,170
35. Kari Liimo – 1,156
36. Elwood Romney – 1,150
37. Doug Howard – 1,143
38. Mel Hutchins – 1,141
39. Travis Hansen – 1,137
40. Steve Schreiner – 1,128
41. Chase Fischer – 1,121
42. John Fairchild – 1,109
43. Gary Earnest – 1,108
44. Terrell Lyday – 1,105
45. Mark Handy – 1,098
46. Bruce Burton – 1,089
47. Eric Mika – 1,080
48. Keena Young – 1,068
49. Scott Runia – 1,051
50. Bernie Fryer – 1,030
51. Dave Eastis – 1,015
52. Alex Barcello – 1,000+
Mitch Harper is a BYU Insider for sports.ksl.com and host of the Cougar Tracks Podcast (SUBSCRIBE) and Cougar Sports Saturday (Saturday from 12–3 p.m.) on KSL Newsradio. Follow him on Twitter: @Mitch_Harper.
