Northwestern’s Tysen Teal, pictured in last year’s D5 title game, had a big night on Friday as the Tigers took down Somerset

Prep Props - Week 2

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 2 Rushing Leaders

Notre Dame's Kingston Allen rushed for 453 yards and 5 TD on 46 carries in Friday night's 35-28 win over Kaukauna. Allen has 911 yards & 12 TD in two games to start the season, as he appears well on his way to another Player of the Year crown.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Rushing Yards

1

Kingston Allen

Notre Dame

453

2

Wade Vetter

Phillips

354

3

Ronald Hatch

Webster

314

4

Willy McGregor

University School of Milwaukee

298

5

Tysen Teal

Northwestern

254

6

Traevaughn Weaver

Green Bay Southwest

242

7

Aiyden Parr-Mitchell

Watertown

233

8

Logan Auth

Elmwood/Plum City

232

9

Vicente Martinez

Fort Atkinson

232

10

Riley Jacobsen

Shoreland Lutheran

227

11

Charlie Blevins

Appleton West

225

12

Hunter Milota

Edgewood

225

13

Kejuan Greene

Pius XI Catholic

223

14

Nico Yttre

Kettle Moraine

220

15

Jack Nelson

Grafton

206

16

Darian Jackson

Prairie du Chien

196

17

Braxten Steinert

Assumption

194

18

Trevor Bartlett

River Falls

191

19

Emmitt Deer

Crandon

191

20

Maxwell Voeltner

Abundant Life/St. Ambrose

188

Week 2 Passing Leaders

McFarland’s passing game really got going in Week 2, as the Spartans rolled up over 500 yards of offense. Unfortunately it came in a 66-38 loss to Lake Mills. In the game, McFarland senior Garrett Crull threw for 450 yards and four touchdowns.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Passing Yards

1

Garrett Crull

McFarland

450

2

Jack Bunyan

Port Washington

362

3

Owen Ludlow

Aquinas

351

4

Brock Hinderman

Iowa-Grant

338

5

Hudson Kieler

Cuba City

337

6

Axel Hale

Grantsburg

329

7

Brett Sladky

Saint Croix Falls

325

8

Kale Schneider

Lodi

321

9

Jayvon Davis

Janesville Craig

317

10

Jacob Dees

Slinger

306

11

Tyler Wollin

Lake Mills

300

12

Brayson Schneider

Marathon

298

13

Nolberto Rosales

Kenosha Bradford

293

14T

Jack Lovell

Edgewood

289

14T

Owen Richardson

Wisconsin Rapids

289

16

AJ Pheifer

Hortonville

288

17

Hunter Klippel

Grafton

287

18

Lucas OBrien

Greenfield

283

19

Harrison Selk

Green Bay Preble

282

20

Jordan Garcia

Waukesha South

274

Week 2 Receiving Leaders

Aquinas pulled away at halftime for a 28-14 win over Saint Croix Central on Friday. The Blugolds did most of the damage through the air, as senior James Henry Berns was the top target, hauling in 10 catches for 242 yards and three touchdowns in the game.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Receiving Yards

1

James Henry Berns

Aquinas

242

2

Drake Petersen

Saint Croix Falls

231

3

Kade Kintop

Port Washington

204

4

Jude Siikarla

Slinger

175

5

Keegan Degeorge

Waukesha South

173

6

Reid Ohman

Osceola

163

7

Treanor Madson

Greenfield

162

8

Caleb Rombach

Grantsburg

159

9

Ben Morey

Edgewood

153

10

Max Everts

Clear Lake

147

11

Boone Havens

Belmont

144

12

Joshua Tomczyk

Burlington

143

13

Colin Rae

Westosha Central

141

14T

Carson Collins

Cuba City

140

14T

Keyon'Dre Thornton

Janesville Craig

140

16

Evan Quarm

Madison West

138

17

Alex Restivo

Hamilton

137

18T

Charlie Burke

River Falls

134

18T

Tommy Eades

Rhinelander

134

18T

Joe Fortune

McFarland

134

18T

Cash Kuehn

Sevastopol

134

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Travis Wilson serves as the Bound Wisconsin Manager. Wilson was selected as part of the Sports 40 Under 40 list by Coach & AD Magazine and the National High School Athletic Coaches Association for 2019. The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) named Travis the 2015 recipient of the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award. He currently serves on the WFCA Executive Board and is a member of the Executive Board of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. A graduate of Richland Center High School and Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Travis was a three-sport athlete in high school (football, baseball, basketball), inducted to the Richland Center High School Hall of Fame in 2023, and currently resides in Reedsburg. You can follow him on Twitter at @travisBound or reach him at [email protected].