Wilt Chamberlain numbers aren’t supposed to happen in high school … until an Arizona baller had his way.

The scoreboard could barely keep up on Tuesday night when Maryvale High School senior guard Adrian Stubbs went bananas and made history with a 100-point outing — in just three quarters!!!

We caught up with the hoops star fresh off his incredible performance … and yeah, even he is a bit shocked.

“It feels very unreal, very unbelievable,” Stubbs told TMZ Sports. “Shots were falling this game more than they usually do in every other game. I just kept hitting and my teammates kept giving me the ball and the greenlight to go.”

Stubbs started cooking early and never let up. He had 70 points by halftime on his way to the century mark … scoring all but nine points in a 109-25 victory over Kofa High.

While he wasn’t aiming for triple digits, he had a number in mind. Stubbs’ previous career high was 56 points — one shy of the 6A state record of 57. The previous overall state record was 75.

Now Stubbs stands alone, becoming the 21st high school boy nationally to ever reach the century mark.

“Once he pressed down on the gas, he just kept going and it was really fun to watch,” Maryvale coach Jeremy Smith said.

Stubbs had three fouls in the first quarter, nearly costing him his big night … but he kept putting the ball through the hoop even when he was being triple-teamed.

He’s not a guy who just chucks up shots, either — Smith averages nearly seven assists and had a triple-double earlier this season at the Phoenix-area high school.

Kai Cenat‘s certainly enjoying R&R after stepping away from streaming … but, he’s not just sitting around and wasting his time off — telling us he’s loving his foray into fashion.

We caught up with the star at LAX Thursday … and we asked him about his recent decision to step away from Twitch to work on his stitch — which he says is going well enough that he’s already made a few pieces.

KC says he’s sewn a couple hoodies, and he’s looking to graduate to denim next … but, he admits he’s still a beginner — so don’t expect a Kai catalogue in the immediate future.

Cenat says prospective fashion designers need to work on their craft every day … which is part of the reason he stepped away from streaming. This is Cenat’s next career move, he says — and he’s giving it 100%.

Kai also gives us the name of his fashion mentor … watch the clip all the way through to hear who has imparted the best advice to him.

ICYMI … Cenat set the internet ablaze by putting out a video titled “I Quit” — a message many took to mean he was getting out of streaming altogether.

Cenat later clarified that he only needed to take a step back to work on his other creative pursuits … though, given his passion for fashion, it wouldn’t surprise us if he extends this hiatus into the long-term future.

Lots of folks apparently didn’t listen when Mickey Rourke disavowed a GoFundMe for him … ’cause still more than $100,000 was raised … and now the actor says he’s actively trying to get folks their money back.

Mickey took to Instagram Thursday to sound off on the crowdfunding “scam” … he says his attorney is doing everything in his power to make sure everyone who donated gets refunded.

In fact, Mickey says there is $90,000 that still needs to be refunded.

As we reported … a fundraising page was created in Mickey’s name with a goal of $100,000 — which it surpassed — to prevent the star from being evicted from his Los Angeles home. However, Mickey told fans he didn’t even know what GoFundMe was, and that this whole situation was frustrating and embarrassing.