Class 5A football statistical leaders through Week 4, based on information provided by coaches and statisticians.
Leaders will be updated throughout the season. Please send game-by-game stats to orehssports@gmail.com. Is your team missing? Encourage your coach to respond to requests for stats.
Camdyn Stiegeler (Churchill) photo by Leon Neuschwander
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Passing Yards
Lukas McNabb, Scappoose – (55 – 82) 930 yards
Mikey Gibson, Canby – (37 – 68) 830 yards
Ryan Rosumny, La Salle Prep – (51 – 72) 820 yards
Dane Woodcook, Willamette – (54 – 95) 773 yards
Jordan McCarty, Silverton – (42 – 71) 772 yards
Carter Steeves, Corvallis – (39 – 58) 715 yards
Ashton Foster, Dallas – (46 – 62) 654 yards
Michael Cale, West Albany – (47 – 87) 530 yards
Hayden Parrish, Redmond – (47 – 95) 507 yards
Blake Eaton, Crater – (37 – 61) 471 yards
Passing TD
Ryan Rosumny, La Salle Prep – 12 (1 interception)
Lukas McNabb, Scappoose – 11 (3 interceptions)
Dane Woodcook, Willamette – 8 (3 interceptions)
Carter Steeves, Corvallis – 8 (2 interceptions)
Michael Cale, West Albany – 7 (0 interceptions)
Mikey Gibson, Canby – 6 (4 interceptions)
Ashton Foster, Dallas – 6 (2 interceptions)
Hayden Parrish, Redmond – 5 (5 interceptions)
Camdyn Stiegeler, Churchill – 5 (1 interception)
Chase Hix, Wilsonville – 5 (3 interceptions)
Rushing Yards
Zack Cehrs, West Albany – 612 yards on 76 carries
Tanner Fletcher, Hood River Valley – 579 yards on 100 carries
Gannon Jeter, Ridgeview – 502 yards on 83 carries
Josiah Davis, North Salem – 501 yards on 61 carries
Tyler Mead, Canby – 465 yards on 41 carries
Logan Person, Dallas – 456 yards on 40 carries
Gavin Knights, Thurston – 452 yards on 48 carries
Bryce Indell, Willamette – 434 yards on 50 carries
Austin Carter, Redmond – 363 yards on 88 carries
Slade Shufelt, Hillsboro – 354 yards on 41 carries
Rushing TD
Tyler Mead, Canby – 8 TDs
Zack Cehrs, West Albany – 7 TDs
Gavin Knights, Thurston – 7 TDs
Caden Smith, Silverton – 7 TDs
Bryce Indell, Willamette – 6 TDs
Tanner Fletcher, Hood River Valley – 6 TDs
Deacon Smith, Scappoose – 6 TDs
Josiah Davis, North Salem – 6 TDs
Adonai Nava-Perez, Hillsboro – 6 TDs
Receiving Yards
Vandon Fessler, Silverton – 618 yards on 28 receptions
Riley Peterson, La Salle Prep – 415 yards on 19 receptions
Brady Hankins, Corvallis – 376 yards on 12 receptions
Logan Johnson, Scappoose – 363 yards on 13 receptions
Griff Bushnell, Willamette – 348 yards on 27 receptions
Kaden Boyd, Canby – 325 yards on 14 receptions
Chance Miller, Canby – 311 yards on 12 receptions
Riley Van Camp, Churchill – 310 yards on 16 receptions
Chansse Lee, McKay – 272 yards on 17 receptions
Solomon Wolfe, Corvallis – 236 yards on 12 receptions
Receiving TD
Riley Peterson, La Salle Prep – 8 TDs
Brady Hankins, Corvallis – 6 TDs
Griff Bushnell, Willamette – 5 TDs
Jacob Newell, Thurston – 5 TDs
Solomon Wolfe, Corvallis – 4 TDs
Logan Johnson, Scappoose – 4 TDs
Riley Van Camp, Churchill – 4 TDs
Caeden Zamora, West Albany – 3 TDs
Dominic Lite, Scappoose – 3 TDs
Tackles
Tanner Fletcher, Hood River Valley – 48 tackles
Bryce Indell, Willamette – 44 tackles
Kyle Liscom, Pendleton – 40 tackles
Brian Coburn, McKay – 39 tackles
Blaine Aamodt, Redmond – 39 tackles
Dane Sipos, Lebanon – 39 tackles
Rylan Wymer, Canby – 38 tackles
Connor Nash, Dallas – 36 tackles
Michael Goodman, Hood River Valley – 35 tackles
Joe Brauckmiller, Canby – 34 tackles
Colby Guenther, Wilsonville – 34 tackles
Tackles for Loss
Kasey Robinson, Springfield – 13 tackles for loss
Kyle Sandner, Canby – 9 tackles for loss
Isaiah Rico, North Salem – 9 tackles for loss
Colton Richardson, Dallas – 8 tackles for loss
Austin Carter, Redmond – 8 tackles for loss
Brian Coburn, McKay – 7.5 tackles for loss
Jake Moore, Wilsonville – 7 tackles for loss
Bryce Indell, Willamette – 7 tackles for loss
Kyle Liscom, Pendleton – 6 tackles for loss
Adonai Nava-Perez, Hillsboro – 5.5 tackles for loss
Sacks
Isaiah Rico, North Salem – 5.5 sacks
Kasey Robinson, Springfield – 4 sacks
Colton Richardson, Dallas – 4 sacks
Braden Rohde, Churchill – 4 sacks
Fumble Recoveries
Connor Nash, Dallas – 4 fumble recoveries
Ryan Benedict, Hillsboro – 3 fumble recoveries
Brody Crowley, La Salle Prep – 2 fumble recoveries
Chad Overholt, Wilsonville – 2 fumble recoveries
Joshua Sneeuwjagt, Dallas – 2 fumble recoveries
Vaun Halstead, Thurston -2 fumble recoveries
Kade Wilson, The Dalles – 2 fumble recoveries
Rochne Beecham, Wilsonville – 2 fumble recoveries
Forced Fumbles
Vaun Halstead, Thurston – 3 forced fumbles
Michael Keys, McKay – 2 forced fumbles
Jack Johnson, Wilsonville – 2 forced fumbles
Ramiro Solis, McKay – 2 forced fumbles
Brian Coburn, McKay – 2 forced fumbles
Jace Grillo, Dallas – 2 forced fumbles
Michael Ellis, Hillsboro – 2 forced fumbles
Reagan Scheffler, Eagle Point – 2 forced fumbles
Rochne Beecham, Wilsonville – 2 forced fumbles
John Hofenbredl, Dallas – 2 forced fumbles
Logan Person, Dallas – 2 forced fumbles
Interceptions
Ryles Buckley, Hood River Valley – 4 interceptions
Charlie Rawlins, Redmond – 3 interceptions
Caeden Zamora, West Albany – 3 interceptions
Riley Weddle, West Albany – 3 interceptions
Clayton Hinton-Welty, North Salem – 3 interceptions
Riley Peterson, La Salle Prep – 2 interceptions
Tyler Mead, Canby – 2 interceptions
Traejon Roberts, Churchill – 2 interceptions
DeMarcus Houston, West Albany – 2 interceptions
Austin Carter, Redmond – 2 interceptions
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Our complete high school football preview:
Breaking down every 6A, 5A, 4A team in the state
Week 4 football recap:
Friday | Saturday | 5 things we learned
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