Notre Dame running back Kingston Allen’s huge season continued in Week 4
Prep Props - Week 4
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 4 Rushing Leaders
For a second straight week, Almond-Bancroft’s Kaden Martinez went over 400 rushing yards. This week, he helped the short-handed Eagles to a 40-26 win over Port Edwards in an 8-player contest. Martinez carried it 48 times for 422 yards and five touchdowns in the game. He also had 15 tackles, a 20-yard reception, and a two-point conversion.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Rushing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Kaden Martinez | Almond-Bancroft | 422 |
2 | Keaton Wollan | Amery | 305 |
3 | Dillon Herling | Franklin | 274 |
4 | Vincent Yodbut | Homestead | 267 |
5 | Damian Bartolotta | Oconomowoc | 244 |
6 | Kingston Allen | Notre Dame | 237 |
7 | Ayden Nerdahl | Amherst | 228 |
8 | Ronald Hatch | Webster | 226 |
9 | Kainan Strong | West De Pere | 217 |
10 | Hayden Schultz | Green Bay NEW Lutheran/Providence | 215 |
11 | Brock Hiley | Beaver Dam | 214 |
12 | Eli Maier | Mount Horeb/Barneveld | 210 |
13T | Trevor Bartlett | River Falls | 204 |
13T | Wylie Cornwell | Assumption | 204 |
15 | Bryce Carlson | Greendale | 200 |
16 | Micah Nwachukwu | Saint Croix Falls | 199 |
17 | Jon Wogsland | Stoughton | 195 |
18T | Tristen Anderson | Monroe | 194 |
18T | Willy McGregor | University School of Milwaukee | 194 |
20 | Brady Bauer | Lourdes Academy | 193 |
Week 4 Passing Leaders
After finishing second in the state in passing yards last season, Quintin Arizola of Delavan-Darien is second in the state through four weeks after another huge performance. In a 56-6 win over Clinton, he threw for 444 yards and six touchdowns on just 19 passing attempts, completing 16 of those to average nearly 28 yards per completion.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Passing Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Quintin Arizola | Delavan-Darien | 444 |
2 | Jayvon Davis | Janesville Craig | 431 |
3 | Jack Bunyan | Port Washington | 413 |
4 | Anishka Amarasinghe | Menomonee Falls | 340 |
5 | Hunter Klippel | Grafton | 327 |
6 | Julian Wells | Pardeeville | 313 |
7 | Wyatt Adler | Mauston | 303 |
8 | Kale Schneider | Lodi | 294 |
9 | Connor Schemenauer | Bloomer | 291 |
10 | Aidan Schradle | Prairie Farm/Clayton | 281 |
11 | Bo Tanck | Sevastopol | 278 |
12 | Ian Nelles | Cambridge | 276 |
13 | Brock Hinderman | Iowa-Grant | 272 |
14 | Avery Girard | Thorp | 266 |
15 | Randyn Schumacher | Platteville | 259 |
16 | Jordan Garcia | Waukesha South | 257 |
17 | Aiden Oldenhoff | Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian | 255 |
18 | Matthew Wickersham | Evansville | 247 |
19 | Toay Ragatz | Lancaster | 246 |
20 | Ryde Ehley | Living Word Lutheran | 245 |
Week 4 Receiving Leaders
Janesville Craig tried to hang with Madison Memorial on Friday night but came up short in a 44-27 loss to the Spartans. The Cougars’ passing game put up huge numbers, however, as junior receiver Malachi Schoonover hauled in 10 passes for 234 yards and three touchdowns.
Rank | Athlete Name | School | Receiving Yards |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Malachi Schoonover | Janesville Craig | 234 |
2 | Kiya Sullivan | Port Washington | 206 |
3 | Eli Holzman | Menomonee Falls | 172 |
4 | Braedyn McKean | Delavan-Darien | 170 |
5T | Mason Knaup | Princeton/Green Lake | 168 |
5T | Cash Kuehn | Sevastopol | 168 |
7 | Kaden Garbe | Delavan-Darien | 159 |
8 | Bryce Austin | Racine Lutheran | 154 |
9 | Bennett Nyquist | Lodi | 151 |
10 | Karder Tway | Evansville | 149 |
11 | Keyon'Dre Thornton | Janesville Craig | 146 |
12 | Ethan Webb | Hartford | 134 |
13 | Boone Havens | Belmont | 133 |
14 | Owen Anderson | Prairie Farm/Clayton | 132 |
15 | Cameron Tiltan | Wabeno/Laona | 128 |
16T | Jeremiah Baxter | Wauwatosa West | 124 |
16T | Drake Petersen | Saint Croix Falls | 124 |
18 | Mason Colvin | Oconto | 121 |
19 | Wyatt Leverson | Bloomer | 120 |
20 | Gianni Filardo | Fennimore | 119 |
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