Cameron Young Drops 55 of Quinnipiac in Triple-OT Win; Most in J-1 since 2008 | Bleacher's report

Cameron Young, the Quinnipiac goalkeeper, scored the most points scored by a Division I basketball player in a match of that decade, when he lost 55 points to Siena when he was in the game. a Sunday 107-100 victory on ESPN.com.

Young went 15 times out of 24 on the field, 9 out of 13 at 3 points and 16 out of 20 at the free throw line. He also took 10 boards to help Quinnipiac equal Canisius to the top of the MAAC standings.

The graduate transfer scored 36 of his 55 points in regulation, including 21 in the first half. Entering Sunday, Young led the Bobcats with 21.4 points per game on 47.1%.

Jalen Pickett, a freshman in Siena, had 46 points and 13 assists.

The last time a DI male player scored 55 points in a match, was when North Dakota state goalkeeper Ben Woodside had done it against Stephen F. Austin in 2008 with 60 points.

By STATISTICSEddie House, Arizona's former state guard, holds the record for a D-I men's point record in this century with 61, against Cal in January 2000.