List of NBA single-game 3-point scoring leaders

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This is a complete listing of National Basketball Association players who have recorded 11 or more 3-point field goals in a game.[1] This feat has been accomplished by a player 46 times in NBA history, with Stephen Curry having recorded over a third of them with 16.

Single-game leaders

Key
^ Active NBA player
* Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame|- Occurred in playoff competition
Player's team lost the game
3PM3-pointers made3PA3-pointers attempted
PtsPointsMinMinutes played
Klay Thompson holds the NBA record for most 3-pointers made in a single game with 14.
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Single-game leaders
3PM Player Team Score Opponent Date 3PA Min Pts Notes Ref.
14 Klay Thompson^ Golden State Warriors 149–124 Chicago Bulls October 29, 2018 24 26:33 52 [a] [2]
13 Stephen Curry^ Golden State Warriors 116–106 New Orleans Pelicans November 7, 2016 17 35:39 46 [3]
Zach LaVine^ Chicago Bulls 116–115 Charlotte Hornets November 23, 2019 17 34:44 49 [b] [4]
Damian Lillard^ Portland Trail Blazers 131–114 Houston Rockets February 26, 2023 22 39:11 71 [c] [5]
12 Kobe Bryant* Los Angeles Lakers 119–98 Seattle SuperSonics January 7, 2003 18 37:11 45 [6]
Donyell Marshall Toronto Raptors 128–110 Philadelphia 76ers March 13, 2005 19 28:41 38 [d] [7]
Stephen Curry^ (2) Golden State Warriors 121–118 Oklahoma City Thunder February 27, 2016 16 37:41 46 [e] [8]
Damian Lillard^ (2) Portland Trail Blazers 147–140 Denver Nuggets June 1, 2021 17 51:44 55 [f] [9]
Klay Thompson^ (2) Golden State Warriors 141–114 Oklahoma City Thunder February 6, 2023 16 33:14 42 [10]
Klay Thompson^ (3) Golden State Warriors 116–101 Houston Rockets February 24, 2023 17 35:32 42 [g] [11]
Keegan Murray^ Sacramento Kings 125–104 Utah Jazz December 16, 2023 15 36:06 47 [12]
Stephen Curry^ (3) Golden State Warriors 121–115 Orlando Magic February 27, 2025 19 34:18 56 [h] [13]
Stephen Curry^ (4) Golden State Warriors 134–125 Memphis Grizzlies April 1, 2025 20 36:31 52 [14]
Stephen Curry^ (5) Golden State Warriors 131–136 Portland Trail Blazers December 14, 2025 19 35:26 48 [15]
Trey Murphy III^ New Orleans Pelicans 137–141 Milwaukee Bucks February 4, 2026 19 39:54 44 [16]
11 Dennis Scott Orlando Magic 119–104 Atlanta Hawks April 18, 1996 17 39 35 [17]
J. R. Smith Denver Nuggets 118–98 Sacramento Kings April 13, 2009 18 29:31 45 [i] [18]
Stephen Curry^ (6) Golden State Warriors 105–109 New York Knicks February 27, 2013 13 48:00 54 [19]
Deron Williams Brooklyn Nets 95–78 Washington Wizards March 8, 2013 16 37:52 42 [20]
Klay Thompson^ (4) Golden State Warriors 126–101 Sacramento Kings January 23, 2015 15 32:49 52 [21]
Kyrie Irving^ Cleveland Cavaliers 99–94 Portland Trail Blazers January 28, 2015 19 38:35 55 [22]
Stephen Curry^ (7) Golden State Warriors 134–121 Washington Wizards February 3, 2016 15 35:41 51 [23]
Klay Thompson^ (5) Golden State Warriors 108–101 Oklahoma City Thunder May 28, 2016 18 39:35 41 [24]
Stephen Curry^ (8) Golden State Warriors 126–111 Charlotte Hornets February 1, 2017 15 30:16 39 [j] [25]
Stephen Curry^ (9) Golden State Warriors 144–122 Washington Wizards October 24, 2018 16 31:35 51 [k] [26]
Stephen Curry^ (10) Golden State Warriors 119–114 Dallas Mavericks January 13, 2019 19 36:51 48 [27]
Stephen Curry^ (11) Golden State Warriors 130–131 Minnesota Timberwolves March 29, 2019 19 41:55 37 [l] [28]
Buddy Hield^ Sacramento Kings 102–103 Boston Celtics November 25, 2019 21 41:55 41 [29]
Marcus Smart^ Boston Celtics 119–123 Phoenix Suns January 18, 2020 22 33:21 37 [30]
Damian Lillard^ (3) Portland Trail Blazers 129–124 Golden State Warriors January 20, 2020 20 45:08 61 [m] [31]
Damian Lillard^ (4) Portland Trail Blazers 125–115 Denver Nuggets August 6, 2020 18 40:44 45 [32]
Fred VanVleet^ Toronto Raptors 123–108 Orlando Magic February 2, 2021 14 37:06 54 [n] [33]
Stephen Curry^ (12) Golden State Warriors 132–134 Dallas Mavericks February 6, 2021 19 37:04 57 [34]
Stephen Curry^ (13) Golden State Warriors 147–109 Oklahoma City Thunder April 14, 2021 16 29:23 42 [o] [35]
Stephen Curry^ (14) Golden State Warriors 114–119 Boston Celtics April 17, 2021 19 37:09 47 [36]
Stephen Curry^ (15) Golden State Warriors 136–97 Oklahoma City Thunder May 8, 2021 21 29:20 49 [p] [37]
Bojan Bogdanović Utah Jazz 116–103 Oklahoma City Thunder March 6, 2022 18 33:33 35 [38]
Malik Beasley Minnesota Timberwolves 132–102 Oklahoma City Thunder March 9, 2022 17 29:36 33 [q] [39]
Robert Covington Los Angeles Clippers 153–119 Milwaukee Bucks April 1, 2022 18 45:33 43 [40]
Damian Lillard^ (5) Portland Trail Blazers 133–112 Minnesota Timberwolves December 12, 2022 17 29:22 38 [r] [41]
CJ McCollum^ New Orleans Pelicans 127–116 Philadelphia 76ers December 30, 2022 16 35:01 42 [42]
Zach LaVine^ (2) Chicago Bulls 126–112 Philadelphia 76ers January 6, 2023 13 38:21 41 [43]
Stephen Curry^ (16) Golden State Warriors 131–109 Indiana Pacers February 8, 2024 16 30:06 42 [44]
Donte DiVincenzo^ New York Knicks 124–99 Detroit Pistons March 25, 2024 20 40:50 40 [45]
Julian Champagnie^ San Antonio Spurs 134–132 New York Knicks December 31, 2025 17 36:10 36 [46]
A. J. Green^ Milwaukee Bucks 125–108 Brooklyn Nets April 10, 2026 16 41:00 35 [s] [47]
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Notes

  1. [a]
    Thompson did not play in the fourth quarter.
  2. [b]
    LaVine hit three 3-pointers within the last 45 seconds of the game to survive an eight-point deficit within that timeframe.
  3. [c]
    Lillard set the Portland Trail Blazers franchise single-game scoring record.
  4. [d]
    Record for most 3PM off the bench.
  5. [e]
    The game went to overtime. Curry hit the game-winning 3-pointer from 32 feet with 0.6 seconds remaining.
  6. [f]
    The game went to double overtime. Most 3PM in a playoff game. Lillard set the Portland Trail Blazers franchise playoffs single-game scoring record.
  7. [g]
    Thompson became the first player to record two games of 12+ 3PM in the same season, accomplishing this feat 18 days apart.
  8. [h]
    Curry hit a three-quarters court shot to close out the second half.
  9. [i]
    Smith came off the bench.
  10. [j]
    Curry did not play the fourth quarter.
  11. [k]
    Curry did not play the fourth quarter.
  12. [l]
    The game went to overtime.
  13. [m]
    The game went to overtime. Lillard set the Portland Trail Blazers franchise then single-game scoring record.
  14. [n]
    VanVleet set the Toronto Raptors franchise single-game scoring record.
  15. [o]
    Curry did not play the fourth quarter.
  16. [p]
    Curry did not play the fourth quarter.
  17. [q]
    Beasley attempted only 3-point field goals the entire game.
  18. [r]
    Lillard did not play the fourth quarter.
  19. [s]
    Green set the Milwaukee Bucks franchise single-game record.

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