Canadian High School Point Guard Ahmed Ali Scores 103 Points

A Canadian high school point guard recently created his own Wilt Chamberlain moment.

On Wednesday, Ahmed Ali, a senior at John Polanyi Collegiate Institute in Toronto, dropped 103 points while facing C.W. Jefferys. He became only the second Canadian high school player to score more than 100 points in a game; Denham Brown put up 111 points in 2002.

According to North Pole Hoops, the top-50-ranked Canadian high schooler hit an absurd 23 threes, five of which were from half court.

His coach knew something was going on at halftime (via North Pole Hoops):

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"After the first half, I started taking stats, I felt something special was going to happen," explained his Prep Head Coach Adeel Sahibzada.

He shot approximately 50-60% from the field for the game, according to Sahibzada.

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This isn't Ali's only tremendous outing, either. North Pole Hoops reports that he previously posted performances of 35, 48, 46 and 44 points this year facing guys like Canada's No. 1-ranked player, Thon Maker.

If that wasn't impressive enough, he more than outscored his opposition alone and virtually carried his team offensively; the game's final score was 111-76.

[North Pole Hoops, h/t Slam]