Arrowhead’s Jebari Craig had a big game as the Warhawks pounded on Catholic Memorial in a #1 vs #1 matchup in Week 3
Prep Props - Week 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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Week 3 Rushing Leaders
Deerfield scored its first win of the year on Friday in the Trailways Conference opener, downing Dodgeland 34-12. Junior running back Kai Haines was a big-play machine, rushing just 15 times but racking up 326 yards and five touchdowns, averaging nearly 22 yards per rush attempt.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Rushing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kai Haines | Deerfield | 326 |
2T | Bear Bonk | Marquette University | 255 |
2T | Will Wojcik | Medford | 255 |
4 | Willy McGregor | University School of Milwaukee | 253 |
5 | Brock Hiley | Beaver Dam | 244 |
6 | Muhammad Jobe | Kaukauna | 241 |
7 | Eli Derenne | Luxemburg-Casco | 234 |
8 | Ronald Hatch | Webster | 227 |
9 | Austyn Wittek | New Richmond | 220 |
10 | Carter Bell | Ripon | 218 |
11 | Jahleel Weah | Sun Prairie West | 216 |
12 | Raymond Paye | Southern Door | 213 |
13 | Damian Bartolotta | Oconomowoc | 212 |
14 | Ian McClure | Reedsburg | 205 |
15 | Hunter Milota | Edgewood | 197 |
16 | Amarii Ward | Milwaukee Reagan | 195 |
17 | Logan Nutting | Westosha Central | 190 |
18 | Jebari Craig | Arrowhead | 188 |
19 | Dillon Herling | Franklin | 184 |
20 | Trevor Bartlett | River Falls | 183 |
Week 3 Passing Leaders
Delavan-Darien’s Quintin Arizola was second in the state in passing yards last season, and has continued to put up big numbers this year. In a 35-7 win over Turner last week, Arizola completed 14-of-16 passes with a large number of big plays, going for 307 yards and two touchdowns.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Passing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Quintin Arizola | Delavan-Darien | 307 |
2 | Nathan Boggess | McDonell Central | 303 |
3 | Hawkin Ullsperger | Wauwatosa West | 296 |
4 | Aiden Oldenhoff | Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian | 293 |
5 | Collin Lopez | Greendale | 284 |
6 | Cole Erdmann | Hamilton | 276 |
7 | Quinn Gerke | Tomah | 271 |
8 | Jordan Garcia | Waukesha South | 261 |
9T | Cole Rudie | Merrill | 259 |
9T | Cole Wagner | Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah | 259 |
11 | Kale Schneider | Lodi | 257 |
12 | Jack Bunyan | Port Washington | 247 |
13 | Ashton VanBeek | Neenah | 246 |
14 | Andrew Greisen | West De Pere | 245 |
15T | Sam Koshuta | Three Lakes/Phelps | 241 |
15T | Jake Rohda | Palmyra-Eagle | 241 |
17 | Ben Schroeder | Marquette University | 236 |
18 | Kelson Casey | Port Edwards | 229 |
19T | Landin Joachim | Ashwaubenon | 227 |
19T | Bo Tanck | Sevastopol | 227 |
Week 3 Receiving Leaders
Kaden Garbe of Delavan-Darien was one of the most productive receivers in the state in 2025, and with quarterback Quintin Arizola back to lead, the passing attack is putting up big numbers once again. In Friday’s 35-7 victory over Turner, Karbe hauled in seven passes for 214 yards and two touchdowns, averaging more than 30 yards per catch.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Receiving Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kaden Garbe | Delavan-Darien | 214 |
2 | Brennen Goble | Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah | 200 |
3 | Kade Kintop | Port Washington | 196 |
4 | Gradyn Smith | Greendale | 195 |
5 | Jeremiah Baxter | Wauwatosa West | 185 |
6 | Matthew Schoenfuss | Stratford | 177 |
7 | Luke Andersen | McDonell Central | 176 |
8 | Garrett Bracewell | Marathon | 166 |
9 | Caleb Wester | Bruce | 164 |
10 | Drake Chesebro | Prairie du Chien | 156 |
11 | Owen Liebscher | Three Lakes/Phelps | 153 |
12 | Richard Leckie | Waukesha South | 149 |
13 | Connor Barts | Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian | 148 |
14 | Silas Cram | Tomah | 143 |
15 | Colin O’Connor | Port Edwards | 142 |
16 | Payton Zimmerman | Merrill | 141 |
17 | Devin Jerome | Pardeeville | 140 |
18 | Bryce Austin | Racine Lutheran | 138 |
19 | Nolin Betker | Rosholt | 134 |
20 | Isaac Crawford | McDonell Central | 133 |
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