Another week of Pennsylvania high school football produced outstanding offensive performances, highlighted by Cedar Crest’s Steven Reyes accounting for eight touchdowns, Abington Heights’ Jayden Anglin rushing for 327 yards, and Upper Dauphin’s Isaac Jackson becoming his school’s all-time leading receiver.
Reyes threw for 371 yards and five touchdowns, leading the reported passing totals, while Canton Area’s Bailey Gardner rushed for 263 yards and six touchdowns.
The Haverford School’s Mick Slachta added 308 rushing yards, and Valley View’s Case Roe led the receiving category with 232 yards.
Several other players delivered impressive performances as teams continued their postseason runs across Pennsylvania.
Jackson Becomes Upper Dauphin’s All-Time Leading Receiver
Upper Dauphin senior Isaac Jackson reached a significant career milestone in his team’s 49-6 victory over Columbia.
Jackson caught four passes for 70 yards and a touchdown, becoming the program’s all-time leader in receiving yards.
With his performance, Jackson surpassed 1,500 career receiving yards, establishing a new school record.
The accomplishment highlighted an impressive career for Jackson and added another milestone to Upper Dauphin’s football history.
Reyes Throws for 371 Yards, Accounts for Eight Touchdowns
Cedar Crest’s Steven Reyes delivered one of the week’s most impressive offensive performances.
Reyes threw for 371 yards and five touchdowns, leading all reported quarterbacks in passing yardage.
He also scored three rushing touchdowns, giving him eight total touchdowns for the game.
Reyes led both the passing yardage and total touchdown categories, demonstrating his ability to make plays through the air and on the ground.
His eight-touchdown performance was the highest reported individual total of the week.
Bartkow Throws for 345 Yards
Delaware Christian School’s Daniel Bartkow followed Reyes in the passing category with 345 yards and three touchdowns.
Hempfield’s Landon Charles threw for 286 yards and three scores, while Valley View’s Colin Dempsey passed for 279 yards and four touchdowns.
Loyalsock’s Dyson Dupont finished with 258 passing yards.
Emmaus’ Kellen Hafner followed with 257 yards, while North Penn’s London Evans threw for 251 yards and three touchdowns.
Shenandoah Valley’s Ethan Bench passed for 249 yards.
Lakeland’s Chase Rosenkrans finished with 248 yards and three touchdowns, while West Chester East’s Logan Cummings threw for 240 yards and three scores.
Notre Dame-Green Pond’s Tommy Murphy rounded out the passing yardage leaders with 226 yards and five touchdown passes.
Reyes and Murphy Throw Five Touchdown Passes
Cedar Crest’s Steven Reyes and Notre Dame-Green Pond’s Tommy Murphy shared the reported lead with five touchdown passes apiece.
Bethlehem Catholic’s Axel Burkart, Valley View’s Colin Dempsey and Owen J. Roberts’ Gavin Schaffer each threw four touchdowns.
Dunmore’s Brady McCormick, Mifflinburg’s Brennen Snyder, Fleetwood’s Chase Adams, Lakeland’s Chase Rosenkrans, Blue Mountain’s Colby Kirby, Southern Lehigh’s Colton Sams, Nazareth Area’s Cooper Madson, Delaware Christian School’s Daniel Bartkow, Downingtown East’s Ethan Ellis, Upper Perkiomen’s Grayson Sabo, Mount Carmel Area’s Jaylen Delaney, Hempfield’s Landon Charles, West Chester East’s Logan Cummings, North Penn’s London Evans, Jersey Shore’s Nolen Pauling, Executive Education Academy’s Shawntez Whitsitt, Palmerton Area’s T.K. Gursky and Northwestern Lehigh’s Trey Snyder each threw three touchdown passes.
Anglin Leads Rushers with 327 Yards
Abington Heights’ Jayden Anglin delivered the week’s top reported rushing performance, finishing with 327 yards and three touchdowns.
Anglin was one of only two players to surpass 300 rushing yards.
The Haverford School’s Mick Slachta followed with 308 yards.
Lehighton’s Lukas Croizier rushed for 278 yards and four touchdowns, while Archbishop Wood’s D’Andre Webb finished with 264 yards and three scores.
Canton Area’s Bailey Gardner added 263 rushing yards and six touchdowns.
Athens’ Connor Davidson rushed for 260 yards, while Schuylkill Haven’s Colton Reber continued his impressive season with 252 yards and three touchdowns.
Upper Dauphin’s Christopher McClain finished with 244 rushing yards.
Spring-Ford’s Phoenix Martin added 241 yards, while Mahanoy Area’s Quinton Rucker rushed for 240 yards and three touchdowns.
Northern Lebanon’s Brady Ryan finished with 234 yards.
Northern Lehigh’s Chris Frame rounded out the 200-yard rushing performances with exactly 200 yards and three touchdowns.
More Rushers Surpass 150 Yards
Central Bucks East’s Mike Price rushed for 198 yards, while Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Mike Giangiulio finished with 194 yards and three touchdowns.
Emmaus’ Jamaad Sanders added 190 yards.
Cumberland Valley’s Rocco Bushman rushed for 188 yards, followed by Upper Perkiomen’s Zach Adam with 179.
Unionville’s Darren Hovington finished with 176 yards.
Hempfield’s Ramel Lyles rushed for 175 yards and four touchdowns, while South Williamsport’s Garrett Larson added 174 yards and four scores.
Williams Valley’s Fletcher Thompson finished with 171 yards, and Wyoming Valley West’s Malique Campbell recorded 170.
Bethlehem Freedom’s Lashawn Johnson rushed for 169 yards.
Allentown Central Catholic’s Trey Torres-Johnson added 167 yards, while Tamaqua Area’s Terrence McDowell Jr. finished with 166.
Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Aiden Orensky rushed for 165 yards and three touchdowns.
Central Bucks South’s Jerry Rogers recorded 164 yards.
Exeter’s Joshua Jackson and Berks Catholic’s Ryan Spatz each finished with 161 yards.
Troy’s Jayden Kutt added 159 yards, while Cocalico’s Rocco Rigney and York Catholic’s Sean Melhorn each rushed for 158.
Great Valley’s Beau Kosmalski finished with 157 yards and three touchdowns.
Interboro’s Momodu Rogers added 154 yards.
Lackawanna Trail’s Carter Edwards and Wallenpaupack’s Ed Kiesendahl each rushed for 150 yards.
Gardner Scores Six Rushing Touchdowns
Canton Area’s Bailey Gardner led the reported rushing touchdown totals with six.
Gardner also rushed for 263 yards, making him one of the week’s most productive running backs.
South Williamsport’s Garrett Larson, Lehighton’s Lukas Croizier, Hempfield’s Ramel Lyles and Garnet Valley’s Sebastian Cantu each scored four rushing touchdowns.
Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Aiden Orensky, Delaware Christian School’s Anders MacKeaney, Great Valley’s Beau Kosmalski, Blue Mountain’s Brody Foose, Northern Lehigh’s Chris Frame, Schuylkill Haven’s Colton Reber, Berks Catholic’s Coy Keller, Archbishop Wood’s D’Andre Webb, Abington Heights’ Jayden Anglin, Downingtown East’s Juelz Chiron-Robinson, Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Mike Giangiulio, Mahanoy Area’s Quinton Rucker, Cedar Crest’s Steven Reyes and Parkland’s Tycen Norman each scored three rushing touchdowns.
Roe Leads Receivers with 232 Yards
Valley View’s Case Roe delivered the week’s top reported receiving performance, catching seven passes for 232 yards.
Loyalsock’s Matthew Rickard followed with 217 receiving yards.
Conestoga Valley’s Anthony Rodriguez finished with 168 yards on nine receptions.
Great Valley’s Cooper Callahan recorded 156 yards, while North Penn’s Duke Horgan added 149.
Blue Mountain’s Kole Luckenbill and Allentown Central Catholic’s Tahir Edmondson each finished with 144 receiving yards.
Hempfield’s Donte Lewis and Shenandoah Valley’s Gene Sinkus each recorded 139 yards.
Cedar Crest’s Kai Speaks followed with 138 yards, while Valley View’s Jake Ramos finished with 137.
Pottsville’s Shay Strencosky recorded 131 yards.
Parkland’s Blake Nassry added 128 yards.
Lakeland’s Dylan Loomis and Cumberland Valley’s Torin Lang each finished with 126 yards.
Cedar Crest’s Antonio Tirado recorded 125 yards, while Jersey Shore’s Carter Rhinehart added 117.
Palmerton Area’s Connor Lawless finished with 116 yards.
Upper Perkiomen’s Ben Sands and West Chester East’s Matt Kendro each recorded 114 yards.
Bethlehem Catholic’s Carter Vassa added 113 yards, while Nazareth Area’s Lance Zuercher finished with 110.
Warrior Run’s Liam Moore recorded 109 yards.
Delaware Christian School’s Luke D’Antonio finished with 105 yards, while teammate Andre Kremin and Saucon Valley’s Braden Rohn each recorded 100 yards.
Vassa, Luckenbill and Rittenhouse Catch Three Touchdowns
Bethlehem Catholic’s Carter Vassa, Blue Mountain’s Kole Luckenbill and North Penn’s Will Rittenhouse shared the reported lead with three touchdown receptions apiece.
Vassa finished with 113 receiving yards, while Luckenbill added 144.
Their performances highlighted another productive week for receivers across Pennsylvania.
Edmondson Leads Receptions with 11
Allentown Central Catholic’s Tahir Edmondson led the reported reception totals with 11 catches.
Edmondson also finished with 144 receiving yards.
Conestoga Valley’s Anthony Rodriguez followed with nine receptions.
Bethlehem Catholic’s Carter Vassa and Nazareth Area’s Lance Zuercher each caught eight passes.
Valley View’s Case Roe, West Chester East’s Chase Golden, Hughesville’s Connor Anstadt, Great Valley’s Cooper Callahan, Hempfield’s Donte Lewis, William Penn Charter’s Kane Cullen, Owen J. Roberts’ Matt Gregory, West Chester East’s Matt Kendro, Wellsboro’s Maxwell Mashcho and Hamburg’s Owen Bentz each recorded seven receptions.
Williams Valley Rushes for 439 Yards
Williams Valley led the reported team rushing totals with 439 yards.
The Vikings were the only team listed with at least 400 rushing yards during the week.
Their performance highlighted a strong effort in the running game.
Reyes Leads Total Touchdowns with Eight
Cedar Crest’s Steven Reyes led the reported total touchdown category with eight, combining five passing touchdowns with three rushing scores.
Canton Area’s Bailey Gardner, Athens’ Connor Davidson and Notre Dame-Green Pond’s Tommy Murphy each accounted for six touchdowns.
Mount Carmel Area’s Jaylen Delaney and Executive Education Academy’s Shawntez Whitsitt followed with five apiece.
Plymouth Whitemarsh’s Aiden Orensky, Delaware Christian School’s Anders MacKeaney, Bethlehem Catholic’s Axel Burkart, Conestoga Valley’s Camryn Bair, Upper Dauphin’s Christopher McClain, Valley View’s Colin Dempsey, Southern Lehigh’s Colton Sams, South Williamsport’s Garrett Larson, Lehighton’s Lukas Croizier, Jersey Shore’s Nolen Pauling, Mahanoy Area’s Quinton Rucker, Hempfield’s Ramel Lyles, Garnet Valley’s Sebastian Cantu, Troy’s Spencer Martin and Northwestern Lehigh’s Trey Snyder each accounted for four touchdowns.
Shikellamy Offensive Line Leads Pancake Blocks
Shikellamy placed four offensive linemen among the week’s pancake-block leaders.
Lucas Savidge led the reported totals with four pancake blocks.
Teammates Christian Booth, Everett Purdy and Willie Bender each finished with three.
The four players combined for 13 pancake blocks, highlighting a strong performance by the Shikellamy offensive line.
Record-Setting Performances Highlight Another Week
Another week of Pennsylvania high school football produced impressive offensive numbers and a significant career milestone.
Upper Dauphin’s Isaac Jackson became the program’s all-time leading receiver, surpassing 1,500 career receiving yards during a 49-6 victory over Columbia.
Reyes led the passing category with 371 yards and accounted for eight total touchdowns, while Murphy threw five touchdown passes.
Anglin rushed for 327 yards, followed by Slachta with 308.
Gardner led the rushing touchdown category with six, while Roe topped the receiving leaders with 232 yards.
Edmondson caught 11 passes, and Williams Valley led the team rushing totals with 439 yards.
With the postseason continuing across Pennsylvania, offensive performances like these are helping teams extend their seasons and giving players opportunities to add to their individual accomplishments.