Notre Dame’s Kingston Allen started 2026 in much the same fashion as his dominating 2025 campaign
Prep Props - Week 1
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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Week 1 Rushing Leaders
In an early contender for Game of the Year, Notre Dame rallied to defeat Neenah 56-53 in overtime. Notre Dame’s Kingston Allen, the defending WFCA co-Offensive Player of the Year, went off for 458 yards and seven touchdowns on 38 carries, also catching two passes for nine yards, picking right up where he left off last year.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Rushing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kingston Allen | Notre Dame | 458 |
2 | Maxton Luzaich | Superior | 304 |
3 | Diez Deberry | West Allis Central | 285 |
4 | Hunter Huntington | Sparta | 274 |
5 | Jayden Bloodsaw | McFarland | 261 |
6 | Ashton VanBeek | Neenah | 260 |
7 | Anders Seifert | Pepin/Alma | 253 |
8 | Ronald Hatch | Webster | 233 |
9 | Daxter Schultz | Grantsburg | 233 |
10 | Eli Derenne | Luxemburg-Casco | 232 |
11 | Miles Waldvogel | Wausau West | 227 |
12 | Jax Pesch | Waterford | 221 |
13 | Tristen Anderson | Monroe | 206 |
14 | Clay Mueller | Owen-Withee | 197 |
15 | Charlie Blevins | Appleton West | 188 |
16 | Will Wojcik | Medford | 185 |
17 | Anthony Ficarri | Pulaski | 180 |
18 | Talon Mueller | Owen-Withee | 169 |
19 | Colton Dybul | Random Lake/Ozaukee | 166 |
20 | Daschel Stallings | Elkhorn Area | 164 |
Week 1 Passing Leaders
Port Washington opened the 2026 season with a solid 39-20 win over Sheboygan North, a larger Division 1 program. Junior quarterback Jack Bunyan started the year with a bang, throwing for 494 yards and five touchdowns on 19-of-31 passing.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Passing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Jack Bunyan | Port Washington | 494 |
2 | Andrew Greisen | West De Pere | 385 |
3 | Braylon Backaus | Black River Falls | 368 |
4 | Harrison Selk | Green Bay Preble | 351 |
5 | Brayden Doerr | Edgerton | 323 |
6 | Nolberto Rosales | Kenosha Bradford | 315 |
7 | Quintin Arizola | Delavan-Darien | 306 |
8 | Trent Breitbach | Stevens Point | 299 |
9 | Bode Falkner | Mondovi | 293 |
10 | Ian Nelles | Cambridge | 293 |
11 | Wesley Bauman | Burlington | 291 |
12 | Jordan Garcia | Waukesha South | 291 |
13 | Jackson Sheckler | Fennimore | 291 |
14 | Brock Hinderman | Iowa-Grant | 290 |
15 | Kelson Casey | Port Edwards | 288 |
16 | Will Molnau | Lake Country Lutheran | 274 |
17 | Elijah Gunn | Parkview/Albany | 273 |
18 | Ty Rohde | D.C. Everest | 272 |
19 | Jacob Bouchette | Mauston | 270 |
20 | Grant DeMoe | Colfax | 262 |
Week 1 Receiving Leaders
In Port Washington’s 39-20 win over Sheboygan North, the Pirates’ passing game put up huge numbers. Five players caught at least two passes, led by a big performance from junior Aedyn Brownmiller, who hauled in seven passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Receiving Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Aedyn Brownmiller | Port Washington | 264 |
2 | Louis Nath | Parkview/Albany | 208 |
3 | Garrett Bracewell | Marathon | 193 |
4 | Isaac Yang | Stevens Point | 191 |
5 | Joshua Tomczyk | Burlington | 171 |
6 | Cashe Martin | Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence | 166 |
7 | Dejon Knutson | Verona | 165 |
8 | Maurice Mullins Jr. | Racine Horlick | 165 |
9 | Brody Funseth | Belleville | 163 |
10 | Kaden Garbe | Delavan-Darien | 153 |
11 | Kairo Lueloff | Mauston | 145 |
12 | Richard Leckie | Waukesha South | 142 |
13 | Delani Oreso | Hudson | 140 |
14 | Eli Kittleson | Edgerton | 139 |
15 | Tyler Cleven | Green Bay Preble | 137 |
16 | Jonathan Wendt | Poynette | 131 |
17 | Evan Harbort | Cambridge | 128 |
18 | Ayden Schumer | Port Edwards | 125 |
19 | Aiden Goines | Menomonee Falls | 122 |
20 | Keegan Degeorge | Waukesha South | 120 |
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