Warney scored 20 points, 19 rebounds, and 5 assists in a showdown with Wonju DB on the 20th, leading Seoul SK to a 76-68 victory.
Warney recorded a total of 2,441 rebounds in the regular league, beating Choi Boo-kyung with 2,433 rebounds and carving his name on the top of the SK team's total rebound.
Choi Boo-kyung beat Kim Min-soo (2,410) and lost the first place to Warnie.
Warney's rebound ranking is 16th, following Kim Jong-kyu's 2,959 rebounds. Since the gap with Kim Jong-kyu is 518, he will remain in the 16th place for the time being.
If Wony plays in the KBL by next season, he can look at 3,000 rebounds beyond Ha Seung-jin's 2,989 rebounds, which is currently ranked 14th.
Warney's record at hand is 5,000 points in total. Warney currently has 4,937 points. 63 points are short of 5,000 points.
Warney's overall average score is 21.7 points, with 25.8 points this season. With that in mind, he is expected to hit the 5,000-point mark in three games.
In this case, he achieved 5,000 points in 230 games, tied for fifth with Terrence Leather.
Eric Ivertz topped 5,000 points in 178 games, the fastest, followed by Charles Minrend (183 games), Seo Jang-hoon (202) and Johnny McDowell (210). Leather is currently fifth with 230 games.
Of course, if you explode a score in two games, you can achieve 5,000 points faster than Leather, but if SK launches a defense-oriented attack, you may reach 5,000 points later than Leather.