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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.

West De Pere led Grafton 28-17 at halftime on Friday in a Division 3, Level 3 playoff contest, but the Phantoms would pull away in the second half behind a rushing attack that totaled 513 yards for the game. Much of the damage was done by junior running back David Vanderlogt, who carries the ball 27 times for a state-best 348 yards and five touchdowns. Three of those scores came after halftime as the team put the game out of reach en route to a 56-17 final.

Lake Mills trailed Martin Luther 28-20 in the third quarter when L-Cats junior quarterback Adam Moen took over. He'd account for four straight touchdowns to help the team pull away in a 54-28 victory. Moen would finish with another eye-popping statistical performance, completing 15-of-28 passes for 407 yards and three touchdowns, adding 18 rush attempts for 154 yards and four scores. 

Milton only completed six-of-16 passes in a tough 35-28 loss to Waunakee on Friday night, but three of those completions went to Dane Nelson. Milton led 21-7 early on, as Nelson hauled in an 81-yard touchdown early in the second quarter and a 97-yarder just a few minutes later. He'd finish with three catches for 197 yards and two scores.

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