Basketball World Records

Jason“White Shadow”Gibbons completed three no-look half court shots in a row. He set the record as part of a “Shots for a Cause” program designed to raise money for various charities.

Hugen and his friend made 118 basketball passes while sitting in one minute.

Bob E. made a successful basketball shot from 52 feet away while juggling three basketballs in a cascade pattern.

Riley McLincha ran a mile in eight minutes, 44.22 seconds while dribbling three basketballs.

Brian Pankey dealt 80 cards individually with one hand while spinning a basketball on one finger.

Thaneswar G. spun three basketballs on his hands and one foot for 9.99 seconds.

Porter Maberry successfully dunked a basketball into a men's regulation size basketball hoop. He stands five feet, five inches tall.

Japheth G. used 24 different skill toys in one minute. The toys and tricks used include coins, juggling balls, juggling clubs, juggling rings, a pen, hackey sack, cigar boxes, ping pong ball and paddle, hat manipulation, spinning top, paddleball, kendama, contact juggling, bounce juggling, frisbee, spinning plate, basketball, soccerball, stilts, knife throwing, jump rope, unicycle, pogo stick, and a rola bola.

Eric K. threw a football into a basketball hoop from 125 feet away.

Brendan Kelbie spun a basketball on the tip of a pencil for 47 minutes, 18.39 seconds.

Andreas Cartis dribbled a basketball between his legs 170 times in 30 seconds.

Mason A. balanced a spinning basketball on the tip of a pen held in his mouth for one minute, 6.68 seconds.

Tyson Bendzak made a successful basketball shot from St. Johns Bridge in Portland, Oregon that measured 196 feet high while riding a unicycle. He dedicated the record to his dad and other cancer patients in hopes of encouraging them in their journey.

Saffir Muhammad made 25 dunks on a mini basketball hoop in one minute.

Pavol Durdik bounced a basketball against his forehead 463 times in one minute.

Audi T. completed 280 consecutive bounces while bounce juggling three basketballs.