Dayton Flyers recruit Dwayne Cohill breaks Holy Name record

Dayton Flyers recruit Dwayne Cohill broke the Holy Name High School career scoring record for a boys or girls basketball player Friday, tallying 26 points in a 95-53 victory against Lincoln West and pushing his career total to 1,736.

Cohill passed Erin Kenneally, a 1989 Holy Name graduate, the school announced. She scored 1,724 points in her career.

Holy Name, which is located in Parma Heights, improved to 6-0. Cohill is the lone member of Dayton's class of 2018. He committed to Dayton in September and signed in November. He began his senior season with more than 1,600 points and was already the leading boys scorer in Holy Name history.

Ultimate Warrior of the Night @therealdwayne35 with 26 points and some great defense and rebounding! @HNGreenwave @NamerAthletics #hnboyshoops pic.twitter.com/KAtZ008BHR
— Holy Name Boys Bball (@HolyNameHoops) December 23, 2017

OBC 2018 Dwayne Cohill became the school all time leading scorer. Congratulations pic.twitter.com/8KKRdpEoZL
— Ohio Basketball Club (@michael12duncan) December 24, 2017

Just confirmed that Dwayne Cohill @therealdwayne35 broke Holy Name all time scoring record last night with 1736 points passing Erin Kenneally ('89 - 1724). SCongrats Dwayne! Great accomplishment, more to come! @HNGreenwave @NamerAthletics #hnboyshoops @mgoul @DaytonMBB
— Holy Name Boys Bball (@HolyNameHoops) December 24, 2017

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