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Kelly Coleman, without question the greatest Kentucky high school prepster of all time, finished his amazing high school basketball career by gathering 4,263 points in 127 games for a nifty 33.6 per game mark in his four-year career at Wayland High School in the hills of Floyd County.

During the 1955-56 season, the agile performer chalked up 1,919 counters, a 46.8 point per game average that should last forever.

King kelly coleman biography template

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Profile: ‘King’ Kelly Coleman

As a junior, he hit 1,174 points in 36 contests, in his sophomore year, 784 in 30 games, and as a 14-year-old freshman he bucketed 386 in 20 games.

In the 1956 Kentucky State High school basketball tournament, Kelly broke four of the individual records himself and his Wayland team established four more.

The marks he set were:

Most points in one state tournament game, 68, breaking his own record of 50 set against Shelbyville in the opening game.

Memorial Coliseum one-game record, breaking Cliff Hagan's mark of 51 set against Temple for Kentucky.

Four-game