DISTRICT 11 NOTES (week 11):
RUNNINGBACKS:
Colton Reber of Schuylkill Haven rushed for 307 yards for the second week in a row to go along with scoring 6 td’s in their win over Catasauqua. Reber went over 2,000 yards rushing for the season (2,268) and has scored a District leading 40 td’s this season. Reber has scored 64 career td’s which moves him into the top 30 all-time in the District. He’s tied for 29th place with Jonathan Linton of Catasauqua (1989-92), Rashonn Drayton of Central Catholic (1992-94), and Michael McDaniel of Bethlehem Catholic (2012-14). Marquez Wimberly rushed for 227 yards and 3 td’s in their win over Northampton and upped his career td total to 63 (33rd best all-time). Luke Miller of North Schuylkill rushed for 170 yards and 4 td’s to up his District leading yardage to 2,454 yards. Sean Steckert of Southern Lehigh scored 2 td’s in their win over Bangor to go over 70 for his career (71). The 71 td’s ties him with Jason Killian of Schuyklill Haven who scored 71 td’s from 1989-91. Dante Carr of Minersville rushed for 300 yards and 4 td’s in their win over Pen Argyl. Carr went over the 1,000 yard mark in the game (1,252). Brody Breiner of Panther Valley rushed for 88 yards vs North Schuylkill to reach 1,000 yards for the season (1,003). He ended his career rushing for 1,789 yards and 15 td’s while also throwing for 2,345 yards and 16 td’s. Joining the chart this week are Carter Smith of Blue Mountain (1,077 career rushing yards), and QB Shane Leh of Northwestern (1,006 career rushing yards).
QUARTERBACKS:
Patrick Cahill of Central Catholic threw for 474 yards and 5 td’s in their win over Jim Thorpe. Both totals fall short of the school records that Brendan Nosovitch set in a playoff game against Valley View in 2011. Nosovitch threw for 487 yards and 8 td’s in that game. District leaders Antonio Fontanez of Liberty and Matt Bodnar of Notre Dame have nearly identical stats for the first 11 games of the season. Both have thrown a District leading 35 td passes, both have attempted 233 passes and are 1 completion apart 156 to 157. They are separated by 12 yards with Fontanez leading the District with his new school record 2,568 yards. Fontanez broke Doug Erney’s school record of 2,423 yards that he threw as a junior in 2014. Bodnar surpassed the 7,000 yard mark for his career with his 7,008 yards which slots him into 9th place all-time in the District. His 77 career td passes moves him ahead of Carr on the all-time list and into 7th place all-time in the District. Colton Sams of Southern Lehigh has thrown for 5,568 career yards putting him in the top 30 all-time (29th place). He also has 70 career td passes which ties him for 14th place all-time in the District with Doug Erney of Liberty (2013-15). Shane Leh of Northwestern is two behind Sams with 68 career td passes. Jake Cirillo of ES South (2013-16) is sandwiched between Sams and Leh with 69 career td passes. Brady Shomper of Williams Valley threw 2 td passes in their win over Executive Education to break the school record for career td passes. Shomper has thrown 67 career td passes breaking the school record of 66 that Bryce Herb threw from 2018-20. The 67 td passes ties him with Fontanez for 18th place all-time in the District. All 6 QB’s are playing in week 12. Jack Trickel of Palisades went over 2,000 yards in their overtime loss to Northern Lehigh (2,062). He’s the second Pirate to go over 2,000 yards passing in a season. Kevin Burke holds the school record with his 2,363 yards he threw for in 1975. Trickel ended the season throwing 21 td passes which ties Burke for the school record. He ends his career with school records for yardage (3,899), and td passes (36). Mason Soos of Pen Argyl saved his best for last. He threw for a career high 259 yards and 3 td’s in their loss to Minersville. That was his 3rd consecutive 200 yard passing game to end the season. He fell 51 yards short of the school record that Brad Rissmiller just set in 2022 (1,865 yards). Soos ends his career throwing for 2,752 yards and 21 td passes. He also rushed for 1,577 yards and 18 td’s. Cole Lazorick of Jim Thorpe ends his career with career records for completions (404), attempts (731), and yardage (5,687). His yardage currently has him in 24th place all-time just ahead of Dante Carr who’s still playing. He also ended his career with 50 td passes. Lazorick rushed for 1,819 yards and 24 td’s in his career. Ivan Laubach of ES South who was injured most of the season ended his career throwing for 3,471 yards and 32 td passes. He also rushed for 1,195 yards and 10 td’s. Jayse Lawrence of Lehighton ends his career throwing for 3,471 yards and 41 td’s. We had 3 QB’s make the chart this week. Max Heim of Schuylkill Haven went over 1,000 yards on the season (1,038) and has thrown for 1,103 yards in his career so far. Freshman Lincoln Rehrig of Bangor also reached 1,000 yards passing on the season with his 1,031 yards. Sophomore, Gregory Tirpak of Marian Catholic has totaled 1,022 career passing yards in his first 2 years.
RECEIVERS:
Talon Dogmantis of Whitehall caught 6 passes for 141 yards and a td moving him to the top spot for current players in career receiving yardage with 2,279 yards. He launched ahead of 8 players on the all-time list and into 18th place all-time in the District. Those 8 players are Matt Salvaterra of Emmaus (2,251 – 1996-98), Nick Ryan of Shenandoah Valley (2,231 – 2021-23), Adam Thomas of Wilson (2,218 – 2004-06), Current player Carter Vassa of Bethlehem Catholic who has been idol the last 2 weeks (2,181 – 2023-26), Justin Yescavage of Jim Thorpe (2,170 – 2022-24), Xzavier Pusateri of ESS (2,164 – 2022-24), KJ Williams of Liberty (2,157 – 2010-13, and Jack Robertson of Saucon Valley (2,144 – 2021-24). Jake Puksyzn of Liberty has 144 career receptions which currently puts him in a 3 way tie for 16th place all-time in the District. Jeff McGeehin of Central Catholic (1971-73) and Jacob Del Priore of Southern Lehigh (2011-13) both caught 144 passes in their careers. Puksyzn is also currently tied with KJ Williams for the career td reception school record as both have caught 27 td passes. Freshman Thomas Cahill of Saucon Valley ends his freshman season with District freshman records of 69 receptions and 946 reception yards. Saucon also had 2 other freshman players catch at least 20 passes. Taylor Rohn caught 26 passes for 359 yards and 2 td’s and Mickie McClarin caught 22 passes for 205 yards and 2 td’s. Lincoln Cook of Palisades finished his junior season with 4 school records. Cook caught a school record 68 passes for 1,088 yards this season which upped his career school records to 130 receptions for 1,808 yards. Justin Williams of Pocono Mountain East became the first Cardinal to go over 1,000 yards receiving in a season. He currently has 62 catches for 1,005 yards and 11 td grabs. He also joins the “100 catch” club with 104. Paiten Lapoint of Minersville now owns all 3 career school records. Lapoint has 130 catches going for 2,013 yards and 27 td grabs. Brady Behr of PM West also owns all 3 career reception records at the school. Behr finishes his career catching 128 passes for 1,671 yards and 15 td receptions. Mason Bollinger of Northwestern added another career school record last week in their win over Palmerton. Bollinger has 1,651 career reception yards breaking the old record of 1,601 yards that Cam Richardson had from 2012-14. Yet another 4 players joined the chart this week. They are Connor Zurawa of Jim Thorpe (662 yards), Tahir Edmondson of Central Catholic (568 yards), Chase Guers of Blue Mountain (567 yards), and TJ Lawrence of Parkland (531 yards).
Nate Hillard of Tri-Valley kicked a 50 yard field to win the game over Marian Catholic 3-0. That’s the second time a 50 plus yard field goal won the game 3-0. Tom Cochran of Bethlehem Catholic booted a 52 yard field goal against Parkland to win 3-0 in 1989.
2025 single-game highs: ( ) is the week the player accomplished the stat
Single Game Touchdowns (4)
8 (7), 6 (11), 4 (4), 4 (5), 4 (9), 4 (10) Colton Reber (Schuylkill Haven) *School Record*
7 (10), 6 (7), 4 (3) Cole Ordway (Easton) *Ties School Record*
5 (1) Rory Dixon (Marian Catholic) *Ties School Record*
5 (3) Jake Pukszyn (Liberty)
5 (8) Christian Stiehler (Pocono Mountain West)
4 (1), 4 (5) Sean Steckert (Southern Lehigh)
4 (1), 4 (5), 4 (8), 4 (10), 4 (11) Luke Miller (North Schuylkill)
4 (2) Paiten Lapoint (Minersville)
4 (2) Cayden Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
4 (3) Reese Miller (Blue Mountain)
4 (3) Lashawn Johnson (Freedom)
4 (4) Aaron Gordon (Notre Dame)
4 (4), 4 (7) Marquez Wimberly (Nazareth)
4 (4) Niko Castillo (Schuylkill Haven)
4 (5) Terrence McDowell (Tamaqua)
4 (5) Caiden Faust (Pen Argyl)
4 (7) TJ Lawrence (Parkland)
4 (7) Jeziah Gregory (Whitehall)
4 (10) Cadeo Estronza (Catasauqua)
4 (11) Dante Carr (Minersville)
Single Game Rushing Yardage (200)
383 (8), 361 (5), 286 (9), 275 (10), 237 (1) Luke Miller (North Schuylkill) *School Record*
353 (5), 326 (7), 307 (10), 307 (11), 205 (1) Colton Reber (Schuylkill Haven)
335 (7), 231 (10) Cole Ordway (Easton)
320 (6), 263 (5), 222 (4), 203 (1) Sean Steckert (Southern Lehigh)
320 (10) Kyler Quick (Mahanoy Area)
317 (9) Chase Kessler (Northampton) *School Record*
304 (7), 227 (11) Marquez Wimberly (Nazareth)
300 (11) Dante Carr (Minersville)
274 (8) Christian Stiehler (Pocono Mountain West)
273 (4), 227 (5) Terrence McDowell (Tamaqua)
260 (2) Cayden Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
249 (10), 230 (7), 204 (3) Amari Green (Pocono Mountain East)
226 (1) Rory Dixon (Marian Catholic)
210 (3) Leshawn Johnson (Freedom)
209 (2) Keyen Johnson (Stroudsburg)
209 (10) Lukas Croizier (Lehighton)
203 (10) Gianni Gonnella (East Stroudsburg South)
202 (5) Brody Breiner (Panther Valley)
Single Game Passing Yardage (200)
474 (11) Patrick Cahill (Central Catholic)
400 (10), 225 (6) Ethan Bench (Shenandoah Valley) *School Record*
382 (10), 317 (3), 314 (7), 282 (4), 251 (1), 230 (11) Antonio Fontanez (Liberty) *School Record*
361 (3), 273 (8), 216 (9), 203 (4) Jack Trickel (Palisades) *School Record*
357 (5), 311 (10), 283 (8), 254 (9), 247 (1), 241 (7), 233 (3) Matt Bodnar (Notre Dame)
354 (6), 247 (8) Axel Burkart (Bethlehem Catholic)
339 (4), 252 (5) Tanner Dogmantis (Whitehall)
335 (4), 302 (2), 274 (3), 257 (1) Peyton Falzone (Nazareth)
332 (6), 257 (7) Braden Rohn (Saucon Valley)
286 (2), 285 (1), 209 (11), 208 (5) Ceejay Serfass (Pocono Mountain East)
285 (7), 246 (4), 226 (10) Shane Leh (Northwestern)
284 (10) Brady Shomper (Williams Valley)
277 (1), 266 (9), 232 (8), 217 (10) Colton Sams (Southern Lehigh)
274 (5), 250 (6), 240 (10), 231 (1) Cole Lazorick (Jim Thorpe)
267 (8) Michael Stofanak (Freedom)
248 (9), 235 (3) Brody Breiner (Panther Valley)
247 (9), 230 (5), 216 (4) Julian Pagan (Allen)
247 (9) Cohen Kirby (Blue Mountain)
240 (7) Caden Mengel (North Schuylkill)
259 (11), 233 (9), 205 (10) Mason Soos (Pen Argyl)
232 (6) Cole Ordway (Easton)
231 (6), 231 (10) Cooper Madson (Nazareth)
227 (7) Jayse Lawrence (Lehighton)
222 (5), 217 (8) Garrett Smoyer (Northern Lehigh)
221 (5), 215 (10), 208 (6) Gavin Taff (Northampton)
217 (4), 215 (5) Dante Carr (Minersville)
216 (3), 208 (6) Patrick Cahill (Central Catholic)
213 (9), 211 (5) Jackson Mitchell (Stroudsburg)
206 (8) Greyson Fuller (East Stroudsburg South)
203 (3) Cayden Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
202 (8) Finn Coen (Parkland)
Single Game TD Passes (4)
6 (3), 5 (4), 4 (5), 4 (10) Antonio Fontanez (Liberty) *School Record*
6 (5), 5 (2), 5 (10), 4 (7), 4 (9) Matt Bodnar (Notre Dame)
5 (6) Cole Ordway (Easton) *Ties School Record*
5 (7) Shane Leh (Northwestern) *Ties School Record*
5 (10) Ethan Bench (Shenandoah Valley)
5 (11) Patrick Cahill (Central Catholic)
4 (1), 4 (5) Ceejay Serfass (Pocono Mountain East)
4 (3), 4 (9) Jack Trickel (Palisades) *Ties School Record*
4 (3), 4 (8) Dante Carr (Minersville)
4 (4) Tanner Dogmantis (Whitehall)
4 (6) Axel Burkhart (Bethlehem Catholic)
4 (6), 4 (8), 4 (9), 4 (10) Colton Sams (Southern Lehigh)
4 (7) Jayse Lawrence (Lehighton)
4 (8) Greyson Fuller (East Stroudsburg South)
4 (8) Max Heim (Schuylkill Haven)
4 (10) Brady Shomper (Williams Valley)
Single Game Receptions (10)
13 (6), 11 (9) Thomas Cahill (Saucon Valley) *Ties School Record*
12 (8), 10 (1) Carter Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic) *School Record*
11 (5) Connor Triano (Pocono Mountain East) *School Record*
10 (10) Jake Pukszyn (Liberty)
10 (10) Colin Karetsky (Northern Lehigh)
Single Game Reception Yardage (140)
269 (3), 152 (10) Lincoln Cook (Palisades) *School Record*
259 (8) Carter Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
242 (6), 179 (9) Thomas Cahill (Saucon Valley)
224 (2) Justin Williams (Pocono Mountain East) *School Record*
216 (10 Todd Seiger (Shenandoah Valley)
199 (4) Tanner Zelachowski (Nazareth)
184 (10), 159 (3) Jake Pukszyn (Liberty)
169 (11) Luis Martinez (Central Catholic)
167 (7) Brady Zimmerman (Northwestern)
166 (1), 157 (4), 140 (7) Zyaire Davis (Liberty)
154 (5), 141 (11) Talon Dogmantis (Whitehall)
145 (4) Luke DiPietro (Nazareth)
144 (6) Tahir Edmondson (Central Catholic)
Single Game Reception TD’s (3)
5 (3) Jake Pukszyn (Liberty) *School Record* Ties District Record
3 (2) Ty Nansteel (Lehighton)
3 (3) Lincoln Cook (Palisades)
3 (3) Talon Dogmantis (Whitehall) *Ties School Record*
3 (4) Jaylen Walker (Allen) *Ties School Record*
3 (4) Spencer Gothard (Jim Thorpe)
3 (5) Connor Triano (Pocono Mountain East) *Ties School Record*
3 (7) Caden Meek (Lehighton)
3 (7) Brady Zimmerman (Northwestern)
3 (8) Paiten Lapoint (Minersville)
3 (8) Carter Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic) *Ties School Record*
3 (8) Niko Castillo (Schuylkill Haven)
3 (9) Thomas Cahill (Saucon Valley)
3 (10) Todd Seiger (Shenandoah Valley)
3 (10) Justin Williams (Pocono Mountain East)
Field Goals (40 yards)
50 (11) Nate Hillard (Tri-Valley) *School Record*
49 (3) Gabriel Ferguson (Stroudsburg) *School Record*
44 (5) Andrew Allen (Pottsville)
District 11 Season Leaders
Rushing (1,000)
2,454 Luke Miller (North Schuylkill) *School Record*
2,268 Colton Reber (Schuylkill Haven)
1,922 Sean Steckert (Southern Lehigh)
1,605 Marquez Wimberly (Nazareth)
1,577 Terrence McDowell (Tamaqua)
1,544 Cole Ordway (Easton)
1,425 Chase Kessler (Northampton)
1,421 Keyen Johnson (Stroudsburg)
1,417 Amari Green (Pocono Mountain East)
1,360 Fletcher Thompson (Williams Valley)
1,147 Christian Stiehler (Pocono Mountain West)
1,130 Lukas Croizier (Lehighton)
1,116 Chris Martinez (Easton)
1,055 Gianni Gonnella (East Stroudsburg South)
1,049 Jeziah Gregory (Whitehall)
1,023 Rory Dixon (Marian Catholic)
1,003 Brody Breiner (Panther Valley)
Touchdowns (20)
40 Colton Reber (Schuylkill Haven)
32 Luke Miller (North Schuylkill) *School Record*
30 Cole Ordway (Easton)
26 Sean Steckert (Southern Lehigh)
26 TJ Lawrence (Parkland)
24 Marquez Wimberly (Nazareth)
21 Niko Castillo (Schuylkill Haven)
21 Jeziah Gregory (Whitehall)
21 Fletcher Thompson (Williams Valley)
Passing Yards (1,000)
2,568 Antonio Fontanez (Liberty) *School Record*
2,556 Matt Bodnar (Notre Dame)
2,062 Jack Trickel (Palisades)
2,011 Tanner Dogmantis (Whitehall)
1,981 Ceejay Serfass (Pocono Mountain East)
1,979 Patrick Cahill (Central Catholic)
1,956 Colton Sams (Southern Lehigh)
1,860 Shane Leh (Northwestern)
1,814 Mason Soos (Pen Argyl)
1,765 Braden Rohn (Saucon Valley)
1,721 Cole Lazorick (Jim Thorpe)
1,600 Dante Carr (Minersville)
1,588 Cohen Kirby (Blue Mountain)
1,567 Jackson Mitchell (Stroudsburg)
1,556 Garrett Smoyer (Northern Lehigh)
1,527 Brady Shomper (Williams Valley)
1,470 Jayse Lawrence (Lehighton)
1,465 Michael Stofanak (Freedom)
1,420 Gavin Taff (Northampton)
1,406 Brody Breiner (Panther Valley)
1,257 Andrew Allen (Pottsville)
1,252 Ethan Bench (Shenandoah Valley)
1,168 Peyton Falzone (Nazareth)
1,159 Caden Mengel (North Schuylkill)
1,109 Julian Pagan (Allen)
1,075 Cole Ordway (Easton)
1,038 Max Heim (Schuylkill Haven)
1,031 Lincoln Rehrig (Bangor)
Touchdown Passes (20)
35 Matt Bodnar (Notre Dame)
35 Antonio Fontanez (Liberty) *School Record*
26 Dante Carr (Minersville) *School Record*
27 Colton Sams (Southern Lehigh)
23 Brady Shomper (Williams Valley)
22 Tanner Dogmantis (Whitehall)
21 Jack Trickel (Palisades)
21 Max Heim (Schuylkill Haven) *School Record*
21 CeeJay Serfass (Pocono Mountain East)
20 Shane Leh (Northwestern)
20 Patrick Cahill (Central Catholic)
Receptions (38)
69 Thomas Cahill (Saucon Valley) *School Record*
68 Lincoln Cook (Palisades) *School Record*
62 Justin Williams (Pocono Mountain East) *School Record*
57 Gavin Yurichek (Panther Valley)
54 Chase McArdle (Panther Valley)
52 Luke DiPietro (Nazareth)
50 Jake Pukszyn (Liberty)
47 Carter Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
44 Talon Dogmantis (Whitehall)
43 Brady Behr (Pocono Mountain West)
42 Paiten Lapoint (Minersville)
41 Jonathan Striba (Notre Dame)
41 Zyaire Davis (Liberty)
39 Bryce Medina (Whitehall)
Reception Yardage (550)
1,088 Lincoln Cook (Palisades) *School Record*
1,005 Justin Williams (Pocono Mountain East) *School Record*
946 Thomas Cahill (Saucon Valley)
915 Zyaire Davis (Liberty)
868 Jake Pukszyn (Liberty)
829 Luke DiPietro (Nazareth)
802 Carter Vassa (Bethlehem Catholic)
802 Talon Dogmantis (Whitehall)
698 Jonathan Striba (Notre Dame)
661 Paiten Lapoint (Minersville)
638 Drew Boyd (Notre Dame)
618 Brady Behr (Pocono Mountain West)
604 Brady Zimmerman (Northwestern)
575 Caden Meek (Lehighton)
573 Gavin Yurichek (Panther Valley)
568 Tahir Edmondson (Central Catholic)
563 Evan Achenbach (Williams Valley)
560 Colin Karetsky (Northern Lehigh)
Reception Touchdowns (10)
15 Jake Puksyzn (Liberty) *School Record*
13 Talon Dogmantis (Whitehall)
13 Zyaire Davis (Liberty)
12 Paiten Lapoint (Minersville) *School Record*
11 Justin Williams (Pocono Mountain East) *Ties School Record*
10 Lincoln Cook (Palisades)
TIDBITS: SOME NEW INFO FOR WEEK 11
I was able to bring together all my records of the 300 yard rushers in District 11 over the years and I found that it’s been done 115 times. Here’s some info on them with more to come as time permits.
1st recorded 300 yard rushers (1st 6):
Gil Strunk of Pen Argyl vs Bangor in 1934 (302 yards on 53 carries and 5 td’s scored) won 33-13
Maurice Schleicher of Slatington (NL) vs Lehighton in 1954 (300 yards on only 9 carries and 5 td’s scored) won 56-13
John Rosella of North Schuylkill vs Bloomsburg in 1968 (306 yards on 23 carries and 4 td’s scored) won 38-12
Tim Posivak of Liberty vs Allen in 1976 (309 yards on 32 carries and 4 td’s scored) won 41-14
Bob Agosti of Marian Catholic vs Pottsville in 1986 (306 yards on 27 carries and 2 td’s scored) won 37-14
Jim Hope of Tamaqua vs Shenandoah Valley in 1989 (331 yards on 30 carries and 3 td’s scored) won 28-21
There were no 300 yard rushers in 1990. So, that means (109 of the 115) 300 yard rushers have been since the 1991 season.
10 TEAMS THAT NEVER HAD A 300 YARD RUSHER YET (listing their school record)
Blue Mountain (266 yards – Doug Hendricks vs Milton in 1995)
Catasauqua (258 yards – Nate Pendry vs Bangor in 1997)
Freeland (238 yards – Andy Volciak vs Bristol in 1989)
Northampton (264 yards – Kevin Kowalishen vs Liberty in 2006) Chase Kessler 317 vs Nazareth (2025)
Palisades (269 yards – Christian Gretzinger vs Catasauqua in 2014)
Pocono Mountain East (289 yards – Jeff Cemelli vs Hazleton in 1996)
Pottsville (257 yards – Kyle Kehoe vs Hazleton in 1990)
Salisbury (255 yards – Colin Amey vs ? in 1982)
Weatherly (197 yards – Joe Bales vs Central Columbia in 1979)
William Allen (282 yards – Gavani Hall vs Pleasant Valley in 2019)
TOP 6 HIGHEST RUSHING YARDS IN A GAME (all over 400 yards)
- 469 yards – Nysir Minney-Gratz of Easton vs Nazareth in 2015 (scored 6 td’s) won 56-41
- 429 yards – Nick Kurtz of Whitehall vs Freedom in 1999 (scored 4 td’s) won 41-14
- 422 yards – Colin McDermott of Central Catholic vs BECA in 2012 (scored 5 td’s) won 42-7
- 413 yards – Zack Barket of Schuylkill Haven vs North Schuylkill in 2008 (scored 7 td’s) won 54-19
- 405 yards – Trey Robinson of Wilson vs Notre Dame in 2011 (scored 5 td’s) won 47-17
- 402 yards – Austin Scott of Parkland vs Freedom in 2002 (scored 6 td’s) won 49-13
Zack Barket of Schuylkill Haven has the most 300 yard games with 7 (1 in 2007 and 7 in 2008)
For the large schools, Austin Scott has the most when he recorded 5 – 300 yard games in 2002.
14 TEAMS WITH ONLY 1 – 300 YARD RUSHER
Bangor – Josh Wing – 337 yards – 3 td’s in 2011 vs Catasauqua (34-13 win)
Cardinal Brennan – Josh Deeter – 306 yards – 3 td’s in 2004 vs Mahanoy Area (41-28 win)
Jim Thorpe – Justin St. Hill – 324 yards – 4 td’s in 2017 vs Blue Mountain (27-0 win)
Marian Catholic – Bob Agosti – 306 yards – 2 td’s in 1986 vs Pottsville (37-14 win)
Nazareth – Chuck Dibilio – 334 yards – 7 td’s in 2010 vs Williamsport (63-24) Marquez Wimberly 304 yards vs Liberty (2025)
Northwestern – Eli Zimmerman – 337 yards – 2 td’s in 2024 vs Danville (31-14 win)
Notre Dame – Dan Tavani – 304 yards – 4 td’s in 2003 vs Salisbury (27-7 win)
Palmerton – Matt Machalik – 319 yards – 5 td’s in 2023 vs Jim Thorpe (41-31 win)
Panther Valley – Brennan Kunkel – 324 yards – 6 td’s in 2023 vs Shenandoah Valley (39-21 win)
Pius X – Desmond Spady – 311 yards – 5 td’s in 1998 vs Freedom Village (69-14 win)
Shenandoah Valley – Eric Whalen – 371 yards – 4 td’s in 2009 vs Jim Thorpe (43-21 win)
Tri-Valley – Chase Herb – 302 yards – 2 td’s in 2019 vs Nativity (41-17 win)
Whitehall – Nick Kurtz – 429 yards – 4 td’s in 1999 vs Freedom (41-14 win)
Wilson – Trey Robinson – 405 yards – 5 td’s in 2011 vs Notre Dame (47-17 win)
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS FOR A 300 YARD RUSHING GAME (top 5)
59 – Tosh Riddick of Dieruff in 1997 vs Liberty (28-25 win). Rushed for 359 yards and 4 td’s. The 59 attempts is also a District 11 record
53 – Gil Strunk of Pen Argyl in 1934 vs Bangor (33-13 win). Rushed for 302 yards and 5 td’s
49 – Nate Boyle of Tamaqua in 2019 vs Notre Dame (49-28 win). Rushed for 391 yards and 5 td’s
48 – Ian Csicsek of Saucon Valley in 2018 vs Notre Dame (49-44 loss). Rushed for 342 yards and 5 td’s
43 – Robbie Frey of Lehighton in 2005 vs Stroudsburg (35-28 win). Rushed for 302 yards and 3 td’s
LARGEST YARDS PER ATTEMPT FOR A 300 YARD RUSHING GAME (top 5) NEW
33.3 – Maurice Schleicher of Slatington (NL) 9 for 300 yards vs Lehighton in 1954
25.9 – Desmond Spady of Pius X 12 for 311 yards vs Freedom Village in 1998
25.8 – James Mungro of ES South 13 for 336 yards vs Hazleton in 1996
25.3 – Mike Gaval of Mahanoy Area 13 for 329 yards vs Northwest in 2011
25.0 – Dylan Rabuck of Williams Valley 13 for 325 yards vs Pine Grove in 2017