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Level 3 Prep Props: State's Top Performances

11/07/2016, 10:30am CST

By Travis Wilson

Prep Props - Level 3

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.

Level 3 Rushing Leaders

Lancaster and Clinton were engaged in quite the battle of running games Friday night, as both put up more than 300 yards on the ground. While Clinton spread it out over several players, most of the Lancaster damage was done by Evan Gates, who went for 327 yards and 2 touchdowns on 37 carries.

Name	School	Att	Yards	TD
Evan Gates	Lancaster	37	327	2
Colton Kizewski	Stevens Point	18	286	3
Peter MacCudden	Waukesha West	28	211	3
Payton Pope	Clinton	21	174	2
Hunter Ellenburg	Bangor	14	171	2
Darrin President	Two Rivers	30	166	3
Jack Halbach	Hilbert/Stockbridge	22	159	3
Elijah Alt	River Valley	30	156	3
Fintan Floyd	Saint Mary's Springs	16	155	3
Peyton Henry	Columbus	29	155	2
Sam Santiago-Lloyd	Brookfield East	28	150	3
Wesley Bancroft	Cambria-Friesland	16	146	0
Zach Miller	Kimberly	24	146	3
Dain Hudson	Waukesha West	16	145	1
Justin Evans	Menomonie	25	140	1
Jackson Thomsen	Monona Grove	28	140	1
Trevor Johnson	Darlington	9	134	2
Noel Ortiz	Regis	20	132	1
Dylan Hendricks	Pulaski	27	128	1
Steve Scheurer	Rice Lake	22	125	1
Brody Bazile	Freedom	19	122	2
Ethan Kramas	Abbotsford	14	114	1
Caiden Haake	Pepin/Alma	21	109	3
William Keller III	Badger	10	106	0
Mason DuMez	Badger	15	103	2

Level 3 Passing Leaders

It was an inauspicious start for Cedar Grove-Belgium quarterback Josh Weiss, who saw his first pass of the game picked off by Columbus' Noah Coughlin. It was the first of three first-half interceptions by Weiss, who finished the game with four, though a couple of those picks were the result of dropped passes by his receivers. When he wasn't throwing it to the other team, he was gashing Columbus for big plays though, throwing for 440 yards and 5 touchdowns on 26 of 38 passing.

Name	School	Comp	Att	Yards	TD	Int
Josh Weiss	Cedar Grove-Belgium	26	38	440	5	4
Max Alba	Franklin	32	47	432	5	0
Alec Ogden	Monona Grove	18	28	379	5	0
Ben Dunkleberger	Lake Mills	23	34	294	2	2
Seth Hause	Stanley-Boyd	19	38	280	2	1
Cade Garcia	Whitefish Bay	9	27	277	2	0
Freddy Poorman	Marquette University	22	40	260	3	3
Dalton Poole	Kewaskum	24	41	247	1	4
Devin Plate	Little Chute	18	32	241	2	2
Johnny Santaga	Notre Dame	10	17	227	2	0
Max Feldmann	Kiel	14	25	197	2	1
Danny Vanden Boom	Kimberly	12	17	189	1	1
Mikah Kier	New Richmond	15	27	185	1	1
Quinn Pierner	Bay Port	16	23	178	4	0
Noah Wand	Shullsburg	16	23	172	2	3
Joe Lippe	Ozaukee	13	21	172	1	2
Blake Bauer	Saint Mary's Springs	7	12	166	0	0
Eric Zoeller	Homestead	7	8	165	2	0
Collin Nelson	Saint Croix Central	4	5	164	0	0
Eric Schmitz	Winnebago Lutheran	13	21	164	1	0
Davis Roquet	Middleton	15	28	161	0	0
Elijah Alt	River Valley	13	16	154	1	0
Dawson Kiphart	Two Rivers	12	22	142	1	0
Jack Cole	Fond du Lac	10	24	141	1	1
Paul Petit	Regis	10	22	141	1	2

Level 3 Receiving Leaders

Franklin posted some huge passing numbers in Level 3, taking full advantage of the mild weather. Quarterback Max Alba threw for 432 yards and 5 touchdowns, as Kyle Lewis was the beneficiary of most of his attention. Lewis caught 14 passes for 260 yards and 2 touchdowns as the Sabers took down Marquette 45-23.

Name	School	Rec	Yards	TD
Kyle Lewis	Franklin	14	260	2
Andryi Nahirniak	Monona Grove	5	221	4
Reid Hilbelink	Cedar Grove-Belgium	10	198	1
Brandon Herrick	Stanley-Boyd	9	184	2
Maurice David Lee III	Whitefish Bay	5	166	1
Matt Dirkse	Cedar Grove-Belgium	6	165	1
Hayden Iverson	Lake Mills	13	133	0
Nate Wedige	Shullsburg	10	121	2
Josh Cisewski	Amherst	5	119	2
Kenny Bednarek	Rice Lake	3	103	1
Hank Lamers	Marquette University	4	102	1
Josh Pillath	Coleman	3	101	1
Max Cooper	Catholic Memorial	4	99	2
Cory Diedrick	Little Chute	5	94	0
Anthony Steger	Kewaskum	6	93	0
Jonah Forden	Regis	7	92	0
Jared Schneider	Homestead	5	90	1
Eric Schwark	Winnebago Lutheran	3	85	1
Ryan O'Connell	Notre Dame	4	84	0
Tyler Verstegen	Kimberly	7	84	1
Michael Kirkendoll	Whitefish Bay	2	82	1
Kyle Hietpas	Little Chute	5	81	2
Mitch Waechter	Saint Mary's Springs	3	81	0
C.J. Fermanich	Middleton	5	81	0
Trevor Nelson	Saint Croix Central	2	80	0

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