Collocations withscorer

These are words often used in combination withscorer.

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all-time scorer
He went on to become the school's leading goal scorer and second all-time scorer.
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high scorer
The high scorer moved on to the bonus round, while the runner-up was eliminated in a manner similar to the third-place contestant.
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leading scorer
He may be a leading scorer in our league, but at this level defences are better, the tackling much fiercer, and man-to-man marking the norm.
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low scorer
Study 3 showed that low scorers do poorly when evaluating the test answers of others.
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official scorer
This is done to simplify things for the official scorer, as opposed to having to record each independent lateral.
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prolific scorer
Barkley was a prolific scorer who averaged 22.1 points-per-game during the regular season for his career and 23.0 points-per-game in the playoffs for his career.
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top scorer
The top scorer, one hospital, sent 15 donors forward, saving 30 lives; three or four was pretty common, but one-third of our hospitals sent none.
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