Notre Dame running back Kingston Allen
Prep Props - Level 3
Prep Props is our weekly look at the best individual statistical performances in the state, with the leaders in rushing yards, passing yards, and receiving yards. Prep Props is published every Monday morning, and for players to be included, coaches must enter game stats by 8 am on Monday.
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Sectional Final Rushing Leaders
West De Pere is known for passing the football, and did throw for 212 yards on Friday in a 38-26 win over Hudson. However, the Phantoms were dominant on the ground as well with 385 rushing yards. The bulk of that came from senior Kainan Strong, who went for 347 yards and three touchdowns on 31 carries, averaging 11.2 yards per attempt.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Rushing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kainan Strong | West De Pere | 347 |
2 | Kingston Allen | Notre Dame | 286 |
3 | Ayden Nerdahl | Amherst | 267 |
4 | Axzil Eggert | Freedom | 250 |
5 | Christopher Kenesie | Kenosha St. Joseph | 203 |
6 | Carter Moesch | Bonduel | 197 |
7 | Thomas Check | La Crosse Logan | 196 |
8 | Camden Shumpert | Catholic Memorial | 173 |
9 | Benji Weis | Pewaukee | 166 |
10T | Bennett Fletcher | Union Grove | 157 |
10T | Kaden Langrehr | West Salem | 157 |
12 | Grant Bjerke | Hudson | 156 |
13T | Jameson Degenhardt | La Crosse Logan | 152 |
13T | Jack Pakala | Hilbert | 152 |
15 | Noah Copsey | River Ridge | 150 |
16T | Wyatt Temperly | Belmont | 143 |
16T | Zeke Zuberbuhler | Darlington | 143 |
18 | Daxter Schultz | Grantsburg | 133 |
19 | Bode Falkner | Mondovi | 131 |
20 | Austyn Wittek | New Richmond | 128 |
Sectional Final Passing Leaders
Lake Mills has advanced to the state semifinals for the first time ever thanks to a 35-7 win over Delavan-Darien in a Division 4 playoff game. Senior quarterback Tyler Wollin had a huge game, finding holes deep in the secondary. He completed just ten passes (on 18 attempts) but five of them went for touchdowns as he accounted for 292 passing yards.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Passing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Tyler Wollin | Lake Mills | 292 |
2 | Cooper Albrecht | Wabeno/Laona | 287 |
3 | Cohen Kraus | Racine Lutheran | 284 |
4 | Drew Olson | Grafton | 274 |
5 | Jack Bunyan | Port Washington | 265 |
6 | Grant Bjerke | Hudson | 254 |
7 | Brock Hinderman | Iowa-Grant | 247 |
8 | Andrew Greisen | West De Pere | 212 |
9 | Braden Heiges | Fox Valley Lutheran | 199 |
10 | Collin Grass | West Bend West | 167 |
11 | Dalton Steinke | Catholic Memorial | 162 |
12 | Axel Hale | Grantsburg | 139 |
13 | Anderson Stoltz | New Berlin Eisenhower | 134 |
14 | Wyatt Temperly | Belmont | 132 |
15T | Quinn Marty | New Glarus | 128 |
15T | Will Molnau | Lake Country Lutheran | 128 |
17 | Brooks Dobberstein | Pewaukee | 120 |
18 | Cole Erdmann | Hamilton | 110 |
19 | Owen Henkel | Freedom | 105 |
20 | Blake Reynolds | River Ridge | 100 |
Sectional Final Receiving Leaders
Wabeno/Laona came up short in a 50-26 loss to Belmont in the 8-player state semifinals. The Rebels were able to make some big plays in the passing game, however, with junior Carson Lemorande hauling in six passes for 200 yards with two touchdowns.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Receiving Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Carson Lemorande | Wabeno/Laona | 200 |
2 | Blake Bohlman | Lake Mills | 172 |
3 | Parker Shaw | Grafton | 168 |
4 | Landon Friesen | Iowa-Grant | 148 |
5 | Kiya Sullivan | Port Washington | 126 |
6 | Xander Collier | West Bend West | 123 |
7 | Morgan Mertens | West De Pere | 107 |
8 | Delani Oreso | Hudson | 103 |
9 | Trent Bryant | Racine Lutheran | 100 |
10 | Dustin Roach | Catholic Memorial | 99 |
11 | Boone Havens | Belmont | 92 |
12 | Jacoby Dobberstein | Fox Valley Lutheran | 83 |
13 | Blake Serpico | Hudson | 80 |
14 | Aidan Weick | Pewaukee | 79 |
15 | Kade Kintop | Port Washington | 78 |
16T | Bryce Austin | Racine Lutheran | 74 |
16T | Caleb Rombach | Grantsburg | 74 |
18 | Tucker Sysko | New Glarus | 70 |
19T | Austin Couillard | New Berlin Eisenhower | 62 |
19T | Ty Cutts | Iowa-Grant | 62 |
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