Felt’s Facts: Week 11

 Felt’s Facts – Week 11

 Prelude to the Playoffs

The 2012 season will be memorable for the multiple hearings the past two weeks about ineligible players – which generally results in forfeits – at East and Timpview. A controversial and largely unpopular decision left many disappointed and confused.

 Despite its forfeits, Timpview still had enough wins to remain in the playoffs. However, East would have been out, but a UHSAA Board of Trustees panel justified East’s inclusion in the state tournament despite using ineligible players in seven of its nine games and, in the words of the written ruling, despite “East’s utter failure to adhere to the By-Laws” and its “wholesale failure to follow the rules” because of “mismanagement of the rules by the principal” and resulting “failures that actually belonged to the principal and head coach.”

 A team has been booted from the playoffs before. In 1919, the first year of the state tournament, Logan used three college players in its final game of the regular season. Upon discovery, the Grizzlies admitted the infraction. Second-place Box Elder replaced Logan and lost to eventual champion East.

 Two other times, schools have forfeited multiple games during a season. West forfeited three contests in 1916 for using an ineligible player, but that was before state playoffs were introduced. Ogden forfeited its last three games in 1968 after the school was suspended from play because of a massive fight following a loss to Weber.

 But now its time to focus on the 2012 playoffs.

 Tournament Time

Excluding Summit Academy, a newcomer, and Granger, whose last tourney appearance came in 2005, the rest of this year’s 69 contestants made the postseason at least once the past two years. Fifty-nine teams – over 85% of the 2011 participants – return, led by 16 of the 17 Class 4A squads (Mountain View replaced Springville).

 Notably Absent

Enterprise stays home for the first time since 2000, a streak of 11 straight appearances. Juab sits out for the first time since 2004, while Cedar and Park City haven’t missed since 2006.

 Newcomer

Summit Academy is 12th team to qualify for the playoffs in its first year of varsity football. Of the previous 11, only the 1980 Mountain View Bruins own a first-round victory (24-14 over Ogden). MV was also the only school to ever host a playoff contest in its first year.

 Frequent Contestants

Eleven schools have made the postseason more than 80% of the time those schools have played football. Five have perfect attendance: Desert Hills makes its fifth appearance, Herriman its third, Diamond Ranch its second and Summit Academy its first. But Rich has been in all 28 years of the school’s existence.

 The other over 80-percenters: Hunter has been in 22 of its 23 seasons, Juan Diego 12 of its 13 and Timpview 32 of 36. Lone Peak’s been in 14 of its 16 seasons, Fremont 16 of its 19, Syracuse five of its six and Skyline 42 of its 51.

 The Top-20 Playoff Appearances

1. Millard – 60

2. Box Elder – 56

3. Delta – 52

4. Orem – 49

5. Grand County – 47

6. Beaver, Logan – 46

8. Davis, Morgan, North Summit, Wasatch – 45

12. Kanab – 43

13. Jordan, Skyline, Springville – 42

16. Monticello – 41

17. Bingham, East, Judge – 40

20. Dixie, Highland, Provo – 39

 Through last week, Millard has played in 124 state games, Skyline – 114, Delta – 105, Davis – 96 and Beaver – 93.

 The Top-20 Postseason Victories (through Tuesday)

1. Skyline – 87

2. Millard – 78

3. Delta – 62

4. Davis – 59

5. Beaver – 57

6. Timpview – 54

7. San Juan – 52

8. Judge, Kanab – 50

10. Highland, Logan – 49

12. Dixie – 48

13. Bountiful, East, Jordan, North Summit, Orem – 47

18. Morgan – 46

19. Bingham, West – 42

 Playoff Streaks

Delta makes its ongoing state-record 38th straight postseason (since 1975), San Juan, its 36th (1977) and Highland, its 30th (1983). Rich and Skyline have advanced to the playoffs the last 28 years (1985). Those five have the longest all-time postseason appearance streaks.

 Others with long current streaks include Bingham, 24 (1989); Beaver and Timpview, 23 (1990); Hunter, 22 (1991); Emery, Millard and Morgan, 18 (1995); and Alta and Manti, 16 (1997).

 San Juan is in the quarterfinals for the 26th consecutive season with a qualifier: 12 of those years, the quarterfinal was also the Broncos’ first playoff game, including this season. With a win, SJ will advance to the semis for the 19th time in those 26 seasons.

 Millard is in the quarters for the 18th straight year, but 11 times, the quarterfinal was the Eagles’ first playoff game.

 Skyline is attempting to advance to the quarterfinals for the 18th time in 20 years and 22nd time in 26. Juan Diego is trying to win a first-round game for the 11th year in a row.

 Bingham has won eight straight opening-round games, while Delta and San Juan have snared seven and Millard, six. Rich has grabbed five consecutive tournament-opening games and Highland and Hurricane have captured four.

 Home-field Advantage

Eleven schools, led by Skyline’s remarkable 37-0 home playoff record, have never lost a playoff game on their own turf. Of those, Syracuse (2-0), Desert Hills (1-0) and Herriman (1-0) host this weekend. And several more have a decided home-field postseason advantage.

 By percentage: San Juan, 29-2 (.936); Bountiful, 18-3 (.857); Timpview, 32-6 (.842); Millard, 40-8, Mountain Crest, 20-4 and Rich, 10-2 (all .833); and Bingham, 25-6 (.807).

 Millard has the most home wins in the postseason, 40, followed by Skyline, 37, Timpview and Delta, 31 and San Juan, 29.

 Meanwhile

Payson is back in the playoffs after a one-year hiatus, but the Lions haven’t won a postseason contest since 1983, going 0-7 in the interim. Kearns is 0-8 in playoff action since 1993 and Region 2 mate Granger is 0-7 since 1997.

 Milford hopes to nab its first state contest since 1999, going 0-10 since. North Sanpete has lost eight straight playoff games since 2002 and Maple Mountain attempts to get its first-ever playoff victory in three tries.

 Playoff Notes

First-round games matching teams with the best records: Granger (7-3) at Northridge (8-2) and Timpanogos (7-3) at Mountain Crest (8-2); Brighton (8-4) at Lone Peak (8-2). In the 2A quarterfinals, Manti (8-1) hosts Beaver (8-2).

 Only two teams with winning records failed to quality: Roy and Snow Canyon, both 6-4. But as happened last year, 16 teams with losing records made the tournament “led” this year by Viewmont’s 2-8 mark.

 First-year Coaches

The season saw 32 coaching changes and half of those coaches advanced to the playoffs. Of the the 22 who are first-time mentors in Utah high schools, eight took their teams to the tourney: Kirk Chambers (Spanish Fork), Gary Clark (Westlake), Greg Crowshaw (Cottonwood), Carl Franke (Desert Hills), Scott Gorringe (Summit Academy), Steve Marlowe (Skyline), Matt Roberts (North Sanpete) and Cary Whittingham (Timpview).

 Six of eight who had previous head-coaching experience, but are new to their school also qualified for postseason action: Steve Coburn (Wasatch), Les Hamilton (Pleasant Grove), Scott Henderson (Hunter), Matt Labrum (Union), Justin Spencer (Woods Cross) and Cecil Thomas (Granger).

 Both coaches, Jerry Cowan (Duchesne) and Jim Dandy (Monument Valley), who returned to their previous schools, are in the tournament, too.

 First-time Matchups (5)

(4A) Timpanogos at Mountain Crest, East at Herriman, Box Elder at Maple Mountain; (3A) Payson at Desert Hills, Union at Stansbury.

 While these games link schools for the first time, Mountain Crest’s Mark Wootton defeated Timpanogos’ Ed Larson in 2005 when Larson was at Ogden.

 2012 Season Rematches

(5A) Riverton at Alta (Hawks won 19-7 at home on Sept. 7, Week 4); Cottonwood at Bingham (Miners prevailed 34-14 at Cottonwood on Sept. 14, Week 5); (1A) Altamont at Diamond Ranch (DR won 20-19 at home on Sept. 7, Week 4); Milford at Duchesne (Eagles dominated 47-6 at home on Sept. 7, Week 4); Summit Academy at Monticello (Bucks triumphed 20-17 at home on Sept. 21, Week 6).

 Region Champ Update

With East and Timpview forfeiting games, Bountiful and Woods Cross in Region 6, and Maple Mountain and Orem in Region 8, were crowned in their places, respectively. Woods Cross claimed just its second-ever region title and first since 1988, while Bountiful captured its 12th and second in three years.

 Thanks to Timpview’s forfeits covering the 2011 and 2012 seasons, Maple Mountain suddenly finds itself the owner of consecutive region championships, the first titles for the four-year-old school. Orem picked up its 25th region trophy and first since 2004.

 Undefeated Regular Seasons

Five teams celebrated the regular season with unblemished records. Duchesne claimed its second straight and third overall, Juan Diego got its fourth and first since 2008, San Juan grabbed its third in a row and seventh in its history, while Stansbury and Syracuse completed their first-ever unbeaten campaigns.

 Milestones

Because of Timpview’s forfeit to Maple Mountain, the Golden Eagles now have nine victories this season, the most in school history.

 This week, Granger guns for its 250 win while Timpview competes in its 400th. Among coaches, Duchesne’s Jerry Cowan shoots for his 50th career victory.

 State Records

Four records have been set or tied this year (aside from various longest-play categories, where 99- or 100-yard plays also tie state records).

 Logan’s Luke Falk has attempted 518 passes so far this season, eclipsing the 490 attempts of Jordan’s Alex Hart in 2009.

 Pine View’s Prentiss Miller carried the ball 51 times on Aug. 24, surpassing the 48 of Altamont’s Kyle Foy in 2011.

 Pleasant Grove’s Skyler Munson caught five touchdown receptions on Aug. 17, tying the performances of Wasatch’s Keefer Babbitt in 2010 and Mountain Crest’s Carl Blad in 2001.

 Sky View’s Ethan Dursteler recorded seven sacks on Oct. 17, matching the effort of Skyline’s Cumer Palepoi in 1990.

 Season Passing and Receiving

In addition to setting the season-attempts record, Falk has completed 307 passes, which ranks second all-time, and only 10 completions short of Hart’s record of 317.

 Falk jumped to 12th from 27th last week in all-time season passing yards with 3,439. He needs just 50 to match Grizzly D.J. Nelson’s 3,489 set last year to move into the Top-10. But he’s over 1,000 shy of the state record.

 His favorite receivers, Taylor Compton (94 receptions) and Jesse Braddy (88 catches) are third and fourth on the all-time season receptions list (the record is 100 by West Jordan’s C.J. O’Neal in 2009). In addition, Braddy has 132 career receptions, the eighth-most in Utah prep history, and Compton has 103, just outside the Top-20.

 Career Rushing

Three current players rank in the top 15 in all-time rushing yards: Millard’s Jesse Rhodes is 10th with 4,472 yards, Pine View’s Prentiss Miller is 11th with 4,358 yards and Altamont’s Kyle Foy is 15th with 3,946.

 Rhodes has climbed to fifth in both rushing TDs with 58 (the record is 70) and touchdowns scored with 63 (the record is 77). He’s rushed for at least 100 yards 23 times, which ties him for second all-time and one game away from tying the state record.

 Miller has 21 games of 100 yards or more (tied for fifth) and ranks fourth in career carries with 634 (the record is 722). Foy is in eighth with 575.

 Career Passing and Receiving

In the career passing yards category, Dixie’s Blake Barney is ninth all-time with 6,580 yards and Cottonwood’s Cooper Bateman follows right behind in 10th with 6,472.

 Bateman’s go-to receiver, Inoke Lotulelei has reached third all-time in both reception yards with 2,957 (the record is 3,445) and receptions with 182 (the record is 231). He’s tied for sixth in all-time touchdown receptions with 31 (the record is 41).

 Career Total Offense and More

Several other 2012 gridders rank in the all-time Top-20 in various categories.

 Barney has accumulated 8,022 yards of total offense, the sixth most on record. Jordan’s Austin Kafentzis is eighth with 7,982.

 Kafentzis has rushed for 37 scores, thrown for 48 more and caught one TD pass, making him responsible for 86 touchdowns, which ranks tied for 12th. James Delacenserie, who played at Judge from 2009-10 and Wasatch since 2011, is 16th with 80 TDs-responsible-for. Bateman has accounted for 78 touchdowns, placing him 18th.

 Duchesne’s McKade Nielsen is fourth in career interceptions with 22 and Emery’s Bailey Faimalo ranks ninth with 17.

 Career Kicking

While Logan’s Jake Thompson and Timpview’s Tyler Solorzano have been sidelined with injuries, they still rank in the Top-10 in field goals and extra points.

 Thompson is tied for fifth with 22 field goals and Solorzano is tied for 10th with 19. He’s connected on 167 extra points, the third-most on record and Thompson has kicked 151, the fifth-most.

 Thompson is finished for the season, but Solorzano hopes to return and make an impact in the playoffs.

2012 Game, Season and Career Performances

Some of the top feats in various categories not found elsewhere through the regular season.

 Single-Game Total Offense (min. 400 yds., record is 606)

476 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Oct. 5

467 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 28

460 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 7

446 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 21

442 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch, Sept. 14

440 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Aug. 24

430 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 21

425 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Aug. 17

422 – Blake Barney, Dixie, Sept. 28

410 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood, Oct. 5

406 – Chipper Lucero, Alta, Aug. 31

403 – Taylor Camp, Orem, Sept. 1

 Single-Game Net Rushing (min. 250 yds., record is 451)

348 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Sept. 28 (ranks seventh most all-time)

336 – Mitch Phillips, Snow Canyon, Sept. 11

307 – Tani Lehauli, Granger, Sept. 11

297 – Tani Lehauli, Granger, Sept. 7

282 – Tani Lehauli, Granger, Aug. 31

280 – James Felila, Kearns, Sept. 21

276 – James Felila, Kearns, Aug. 17

273 – Kyle Foy, Altamont, Oct. 5

270 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Aug. 24

266 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Aug. 24

263 – James Felila, Kearns, Oct. 17

253 – Eddy Hall, Mountain Crest, Sept. 14

251 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard, Sept. 28

250 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Rushing Touchdowns (min. 5, record is 10)

6 – James Elkins, Granger, Sept. 11

5 – Jared Edwards, Hurricane, Aug. 31

5 – James Felila, Kearns, Oct. 17

5 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Oct. 5

5 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard, Aug. 17

 Single-Game Carries (min. 30, record is 51)

51 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Aug. 24 (state record)

38 – Kyle Foy, Altamont, Oct. 5

36 – Mitch Phillips, Snow Canyon, Sept. 11

36 – Willie Uasilaa, Layton, Aug. 31

34 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Sept. 28

33 – Jared Edwards, Hurricane, Aug. 24

33 – James Felila, Kearns, Aug. 17

32 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 14

32 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View, Sept. 7

31 – Tani Lehauli, Granger, Sept. 7

30 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Passing Yards (min. 350, record is 538)

469 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 28

442 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch, Sept. 14

415 – Luke Falk, Logan, Oct. 17

399 – Taylor Camp, Orem, Sept. 1

395 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 6

393 – Chipper Lucero, Alta, Sept. 14

390 – Braxton Godderidge, Sky View, Aug. 24

387 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 21

386 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood, Oct. 5

386 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 14

376 – Chipper Lucero, Alta, Aug. 31

373 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 7

363 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 21

363 – Jeff Rowley, Juab, Oct. 5

362 – Michael Anderson, Pleasant Grove, Aug. 17

354 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Touchdown Passes (min. 6, record is

8 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan, Sept. 21

6 – Michael Anderson, Pleasant Grove, Aug. 17

6 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch, Sept. 14

6 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 28

 Single-Game Passing Attempts (min. 45, record is 74)

70 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 12 (ranks second all-time)

61 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 28 (ranks sixth)

60 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 21 (tied for seventh)

59 – Luke Falk, Logan, Oct. 5 (ranks ninth)

58 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 7 (tied for 10th)

54 – Jeff Rowley, Juab, Oct. 5

51 – Luke Falk, Logan, Aug. 24

50 – Luke Falk, Logan, Oct. 17

50 – Payton Thorpe, Springville, Aug. 31

46 – Luke Falk, Logan, Aug. 31

46 – Braxton Godderidge, Sky View, Sept. 20

 Single-Game Passing Completions (min. 25, record is 44)

42 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 28 (ranks third all-time)

39 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 21

37 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 7

36 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 12

32 – Luke Falk, Logan, Aug. 31

32 – Jeff Rowley, Juab, Oct. 5

29 – Luke Falk, Logan, Aug. 24

29 – Chipper Lucero, Alta, Sept. 14

26 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch, Aug. 31

26 – Luke Falk, Logan, Oct. 5

26 – Luke Falk, Logan, Oct. 17

26 – Payton Thorpe, Springville, Aug. 31

25 – Luke Falk, Logan, Sept. 14

25 – Braxton Godderidge, Sky View, Sept. 20

 Single-Game Receiving Yards (min. 200, record is 314)

260 – Beau Artist, Logan, Oct. 17

224 – Kayden Conner, Wasatch, Sept. 14

214 – Skyler Munson, Pleasant Grove, Aug. 17

210 – Skyler Munson, Pleasant Grove, Sept. 21

205 – Nolan Gray, Orem, Sept. 1

204 – Colton Grossaint, Kearns, Aug. 24

200 – Braydon Galland, Timpview, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Touchdowns Receptions (min. 4, record is 5)

5 – Skyler Munson, Pleasant Grove, Aug. 17 (tied state record)

4 – Beau Artist, Logan, Oct. 17

4 – Braydon Galland, Timpview, Aug. 31

4 – Gavin Nebeker, Wasatch, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Receptions (min.10, record is 20)

15 – Jesse Braddy, Logan, Aug. 24

15 – Jesse Braddy, Logan, Aug. 31

14 – Taylor Compton, Logan, Oct. 5

13 – Beau Artist, Logan, Oct. 17

12 – Jesse Braddy, Logan, Sept. 7

12 – Taylor Compton, Logan, Sept. 28

12 – Taylor Compton, Logan, Sept. 12

12 – Nolan Gray, Orem, Oct. 19

 Single-Game Touchdowns Scored (min. 6, record 10)

6 – James Elkins, Granger, Sept. 11

 Single-Game Touchdowns Responsible For (min. 6, record 10)

8 – Austin Kafentzis (8 Pass), Jordan, Sept. 21

6 – Michael Anderson (6 Pass), Pleasant Grove, Aug. 17

6 – Blake Barney (1 Rush, 5 Pass), Dixie, Sept. 28

6 – Blake Barney (1 Rush, 5 Pass), Dixie, Oct. 5

6 – James Delacenserie (, Wasatch, Sept. 14

6 – James Elkins (6 Rush), Granger, Sept. 11

6 – Austin Kafentzis (1 Rush, 5 Pass), Jordan, Sept. 7

6 – Ty Rutledge (3 Rush, 3 Pass), Desert Hills, Sept. 7

 Single-Game Interceptions (min. 4, record is 5)

4 – Hunter Ballam, Logan, Aug. 31

 Single-Game Sacks (min. 5, record is 7)

7 – Ethan Dursteler, Sky View, Oct. 17 (tied state record)

6 – Sam Faalavelave, Taylorsville, Aug. 24

 Single-Game Field Goals (min. 3, record is 5)

3 – Hunter Dall, Brighton, Aug. 31

3 – Andrew Fuller, Davis, Oct. 23

3 – Jaron Maxfield, Bingham, Sept. 7

3 – Jared Olsen, Bear River, Oct. 17

3 – Mckay Parrish, Box Elder, Oct. 5

3 – Rick Ramos, Enterprise, Aug. 17

3 – Parker Schafer, Murray, Sept. 28

3 – Ethan Stratton, Hurricane, Sept. 28

 Single-Game Extra Points (min. 8, record is 15)

9 – Jake Stanford, Summit Academy, Aug. 24

9 – Tanner Valerio, Alta, Oct. 5

8 – Camen Grey, Morgan, Sept. 14

8 – Mike Kerr, Highland, Sept. 14

8 – Caleb Maynard, Bountiful, Sept. 14

8 – Jake Stanford, Summit Academy, Sept. 14

8 – Jeffrey Timothy, Jordan, Sept. 21

 Kickoffs Returned For Touchdowns In A Single Game (min. 2, record is 3)

2 – Kyle Foy, Altamont, Sept. 21

 All Kicks Returned For Touchdowns In A Single Game (min. 2, record is 3)

2 – Preston Curtis (kickoff, punt), East, Oct. 17

2 – Kyle Foy (kickoffs), Altamont, Sept. 21

 Season Total Offense (Rushing plus Passing) (min. 2,500 yds, record is 5,815)

3,426 – Luke Falk, Logan

3,417 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan

3,025 – Taylor Camp, Orem

2,991 – Blake Barney, Dixie

2,939 – James Delacenserie, Wasatch

2,723 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview

2,663 – Braxton Godderidge, Sky View

 100-Yard Games – Season (min. 8, record is 12)

9 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View

8 – Tani Lehauli, Granger

8 – James Felila, Kearns

8 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard

 Consecutive Games Gaining 100 Yards Or More – Season (min. 6, record is 12)

9 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View

7 – Kyle Foy, Altamont

 Season Touchdowns Responsible For (min. 30, record is 84)

42 – Austin Kafentzis (16 rush, 25 pass, 1 reception), Jordan

37 – Luke Falk (1 rush, 34 pass, 2 receptions), Logan

36 – James Delacenserie (2 rush, 34 pass), Wasatch

 Career Total Offense (min. 5,700 yds., record is 12,917)

8,022 – Blake Barney, Dixie, 2010-2012

7,982 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

6,918 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood 2009-2012

6,121 – James Delacenserie, Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

6,104 – Taylor Camp, Orem 2010-2012

5,815 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview 2011-2012

 Career Rushing Yards (min. 2,500, record is 5,663)

4,472 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

4,358 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View 2009-2012

3,946 – Kyle Foy, Altamont 2009-2012

3,118 – Francis Bernard, Herriman 2010-2012

2,752 – James Felilia, Kearns 2010-2012

 Career Rushing Touchdowns (min. 30, record is 70)

58 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

44 – Francis Bernard, Herriman 2010-2012

38 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

30 – Kyle Foy, Altamont 2009-2012

 Career Rushes (min. 400, record is 722)

634 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View 2009-2012

575 – Kyle Foy, Altamont 2009-2012

509 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

410 – Francis Bernard, Herriman 2010-2012

 Career 100-Yard Games (min. 14, record is 24)

23 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

21 – Prentiss Miller, Pine View 2009-2012

17 – Francis Bernard, Herriman 2010-2012

17 – Kyle Foy, Altamont 2009-2012

 Career Passing Yards (min. 4,000, record is 10,951)

6,580 – Blake Barney, Dixie, 2010-2012

6,472 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood 2009-2012

5,845 – Taylor Camp, Orem 2010-2012

5,705 – James Delacenserie, Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

5,304 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

5,128 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview 2011-2012

4,945 – Luke Falk, Logan 2010, 2012

4,365 – Skyler Farnes, Woods Cross 2009-2012

 Career Touchdown Passes (min. 40, record is 101)

70 – James Delacenserie, Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

65 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview 2011-2012

62 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood 2009-2012

55 – Blake Barney, Dixie, 2010-2012

54 – Taylor Camp, Orem 2010-2012

51 – Luke Falk, Logan 2010, 2012

48 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

 Career Attempts (min. 500, record is 1,154)

810 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood 2009-2012

749 – Luke Falk, Logan 2010, 2012

728 – Blake Barney, Dixie 2010-2012

716 – James Delacenserie, Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

707 – Taylor Camp, Orem 2010-2012

606 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

524 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview 2011-2012

516 – Skylar Farnes, Woods Cross, 2009-2012

 Career Completions (min. 300, record is 751)

446 – Cooper Bateman, Cottonwood 2009-2012

446 – Luke Falk, Logan 2010, 2012

392 – Blake Barney, Dixie, 2010-2012

387 – James Delacenserie, Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

385 – Taylor Camp, Orem 2010-2012

360 – Austin Kafentzis, Jordan 2011-2012

316 – Jake Lloyd, Timpview 2011-2012

 Career Receiving Yards (min. 1,500, record is 3,445)

2,957 – Inoke Lotulelei, Cottonwood 2010-2012

1,621 – Jesse Braddy, Logan 2011-2012

 Career Receiving Touchdowns (min. 20, record is 41)

31 – Inoke Lotulelei, Cottonwood 2010-2012

 Career Receptions (min. 65, record is 231)

182 – Inoke Lotulelei, Cottonwood 2010-2012

134 – Jesse Braddy, Logan 2011-2012

103 – Taylor Compton, Logan 2011-2012

90 – Faimafili Laulu-Pututau, Mountain Crest 2010-2012

 Career Touchdowns Scored (min. 40, record is 77)

63 – Jesse Rhodes (58 rush, 2 receptions, 1 int. return, 2 punt returns), Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

49 – Francis Bernard (44 rush, 3 receptions, 1 int. return, 1 punt return), Herriman 2010-2012

 Career Touchdowns Responsible For (min. 40, record is 130)

86 – Austin Kafentzis (37 rush, 48 pass, 1 reception), Jordan 2011-2012

80 – James Delacenserie (10 rush, 70 pass), Judge Memorial 2009-10, Wasatch 2011-2012

78 – Cooper Bateman (16 rush, 62 pass), Cottonwood 2009-2012

76 – Blake Barney (21 rush, 55 pass), Dixie 2010-2012

70 – Jake Lloyd (5 rush, 65 pass), Timpview 2011-2012

66 – Jesse Rhodes (58 rush, 3 pass, 2 receptions, 1 int. return, 2 punt return), Millard 2009-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

57 – Barkley Christensen (12 rush, 38 pass, 5 receptions, 1 fumble ret., 1 kickoff ret.), San Juan 2009-2012

58 – Taylor Camp (4 rush, 54 pass), Orem 2010-2012

54 – Luke Falk (1 rush, 51 pass, 2 receptions), Logan 2010, 2012

51 – Eddy Hall (26 rush, 19 pass, 6 reception), Mountain Crest 2010-2012

48 – Francis Bernard (44 rush, 3 receptions, 1 punt return), Herriman 2010-2012

47 – Skyler Farnes (10 rush, 37 pass), Woods Cross 2009-2012

 Career Interceptions (min. 11, record is 34)

22 – Mckade Nielsen, Duchesne 2010-2012

17 – Bailey Faimalo, Emery 2011-2012 (includes 2A first round game)

11 – Faimafili Laulu-Pututau, Mountain Crest 2010-2012

 Career Field Goals (min. 18, record is 28)

22 – Jake Thompson, Logan 2009-2012

19 – Tyler Solorzano, Timpview 2009-2012

 Extra-Points (min. 90, record is 194)

167 – Tyler Solorzano, Timpview 2009-2012

151 – Jake Thompson, Logan 2009-2012

 Longest Plays of the Season

Rushing (min. 95 yds.)

99 – Chase Christiansen, Stansbury, Aug. 31 (tied state record)

99 – Jesse Rhodes, Millard, Sept. 28 (tied state record)

98 – Kj Hall, Maple Mountain, Sept. 7

98 – Dillon Nordhoff, Hillcrest, Sept. 7

97 – Joe Kippen, Morgan, Sept. 14

 Passing (min. 90 yds.)

(Passer-Receiver)

99 – Tyler Skidmore-Justin Weaver, Roy, Oct. 5 (tied state record)

97 – Skyler Farnes-Sean Barton, Woods Cross, Sept. 7

95 – Ryan Ong-Tion Timmell, Diamond Ranch, Aug. 24

93 – Connor Aste-Jamen Miller, Manti, Sept. 21

90 – Braxton Godderidge-Daniel Lemon, Sky View, Aug. 17

90 – Brandon Holden-Christian Wendelboe, Provo, Oct. 18

90 – Brandon Jenson-Luke Crosby, Kanab, Oct. 5

90 – Stockton Larsen-Jordan Newby, Clearfield, Aug. 31

 Interception Returns (min. 95 yds.)

100 – Ethan Vosburgh, Ogden, Aug. 31 (tied state record)

99 – Brandon Nielsen, Kanab, Aug. 31

 Punt Returns (min. 90 yds.)

96 – Preston Curtis, East, Oct. 17

92 – Mack Richards, Alta, Sept. 21

 Kickoff Returns (min. 99 yds.) (all tied state record)

99 – Garrett England, Skyline, Sept. 7

99 – Shayden Luker, American Fork, Aug. 17

99 – Matt Muir, Duchesne, Sept. 14

99 – Taylor Ogden, Alta, Sept. 21

99 – Emilio Salvador, Taylorsville, Aug. 31

99 – Emilio Salvador, Taylorsville, Sept. 14

99 – Emilio Salvador, Taylorsville, Oct. 5

 Field Goal Returns (Blocked Or Missed) (min. 80 yds.)

90 – Cody Scott, Pleasant Grove, Sept. 14 (blocked)

 Fumble Returns (min. 90 yds.)

95 – Chance Parker, Davis, Aug. 30

90 – Skylar Hoover, Roy, Oct. 17

 Field Goals (min. 50 yds.)

58 – Michael Smith, Lone Peak, Oct. 10

53 – James Baird, Northridge, Aug. 31

50 – Ryan Christensen, Salem Hills, Sept. 21

50 – Jake Thompson, Logan, Aug. 24

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