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Prep Props - Week 8

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 8 Rushing Leaders

Webster moved to 7-1 overall with a 50-28 victory over Elmwood/Plum City. Senior running back Ronald Hatch ran the ball 20 times for 356 yards and five touchdowns, including a 98-yard touchdown scamper. He also caught a 16-yard pass and had 14 tackles on defense.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Rushing Yards

1

Ronald Hatch

Webster

356

2

Logan Pierce

Luther

306

3

Kingston Allen

Notre Dame

305

4

Ayden Nerdahl

Amherst

300

5

Joe Promersberger

Mayville

297

6

Jayden Burell

Milwaukee Hamilton/Audubon

288

7

Josh Pouliot

Unity

285

8

Matthew Huffman

Hillsboro

280

9

Chester Lang

New Auburn

264

10

Willy McGregor

University School of Milwaukee

253

11

Tyrell Alexander

Milwaukee Lutheran

241

12

Brock Hiley

Beaver Dam

239

13

Carson Wasmer

Valders

236

14

Maxwell Wilkening

Marion/Tigerton

235

15

Dax Paquin

Black Hawk/Warren

231

16

Myles Lybert

Flambeau

230

17

Deacon Vierck

Wisconsin Lutheran

228

18

Hunter Schaumberg

Lomira

224

19

Spencer Nelson

Ithaca/Weston

220

20T

Axzil Eggert

Freedom

217

20T

Landry Stluka

North Crawford

217

Week 8 Passing Leaders

Port Washington stayed unbeaten and wrapped up at least a share of the Glacier Trails Conference title as well as a likely number one seed in the playoffs with a 42-34 win over Plymouth. Junior quarterback Jack Bunyan leads the state in passing yards and touchdowns this season, and put up big numbers in Week 8, completing 24-of-44 passes for 348 yards and five touchdowns.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Passing Yards

1

Jack Bunyan

Port Washington

348

2

Cooper Albrecht

Wabeno/Laona

333

3

Eli Ogi

Kewaskum

283

4

Owen Henkel

Freedom

277

5

Hunter Schneiker

Waterford

268

6

Bode Falkner

Mondovi

257

7

Axel Hale

Grantsburg

253

8T

Kolton Haupt

Stratford

248

8T

Greysen Rowe

Sun Prairie West

248

10

JD Highman

Abundant Life/St. Ambrose

245

11

Harrison Selk

Green Bay Preble

242

12

Wyatt Adler

Mauston

237

13

Ben Schroeder

Marquette University

234

14

Connor Schemenauer

Bloomer

232

15

Drew Stebbins

Waukesha West

231

16

Rayden Taylor

Belleville

222

17

Parker Soldner

Clintonville

217

18

Ty Skoyen

Osseo-Fairchild

212

19

Cole Erdmann

Hamilton

211

20

Tate Schneider

Stoughton

210

Week 8 Receiving Leaders

Wabeno/Laona beat North Dickinson County (MI) 42-26 in a replacement 8-player game. Junior Carson Lemorande hauled in eight passes for 196 yards with three touchdowns for the Rebels.

Rank

Athlete Name

School

Receiving Yards

1

Carson Lemorande

Wabeno/Laona

196

2

Emmett Dargatz

Waterford

190

3

Blake Bohlman

Lake Mills

172

4

Jace Wichtoski

Kewaskum

169

5T

Aedyn Brownmiller

Port Washington

160

5T

Brock Hiley

Beaver Dam

160

7

Lou Swingen

Sun Prairie West

158

8

Drake Chesebro

Prairie du Chien

155

9

Cory Brooker

New London

150

10

Brayden Jahr

Waukesha West

146

11

Drew Hanson

Osseo-Fairchild

139

12T

Walker Garetson

Evansville

138

12T

Ely Kohlman

New Holstein

138

14

Caleb Rombach

Grantsburg

134

15T

Zachary Hewitt

New Berlin West

122

15T

Damonshay Pitt Jr

Racine St. Catherine's

122

17

Eli Maier

Mount Horeb/Barneveld

121

18

Junior Williams

Stoughton

119

19

Tyler Kowal

Onalaska

117

20T

Ryan Mahn

Marquette University

116

20T

Reegan Roy

Wabeno/Laona

116

About the Author

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].