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Saskatoon, Sask. - Andrew Spagrud set the all-time career scoring record at the University of Saskatchewan last weekend during the first of two games in Florida. Spagrud needed nine points to break the record set by Byron Tokarchuk, who scored 3445 points in 171 games from 1983-88. Tokarchuk was a four-time All-Canadian center during his career.

Spagrud

Playing at Broward Community College last Saturday evening, Spagrud set the record on a layup off an assist from Kyle Grant with 4:59 to play in the first half. Spagrud, a three-time All-Canadian and former national Freshman of the Year, was playing in his 170th game as a Huskie. He finished the game with 26 points on 11-15 shooting in a 70-69 loss.

After Sunday's game against Indian River Community College, an 83-81 victory, Spagrud has scored 3492 points. That places him second all-time nationally to UBC's J.D. Jackson (3581 points, 1986-88, 89-92).

Saskatchewan's All-Time Scoring Leaders
Rk	Player	Years	Games	Points
1	Andrew Spagrud	2003-present	171	3492
2	Byron Tokarchuk	1983-88	171	3445
3	Dean Wiebe	1989-94	151	2280
4	Roger Ganes	1973-78	125	2244
5	Kyle Grant	2003-present	168	1954

Spagrud is also closing in on Tokarchuk's career rebounding record of 1644. He enters play this weekend with 1616.

Saskatchewan (14-12, 5-5 Canada West) travels to Lethbridge (3-21, 0-10) this weekend as conference play begins again. In late November, Saskatchewan won both games against Lethbridge in Saskatoon.