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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.

Entering Week 6, Flambeau had not won a game on the field since August of 2018. The Falcons last conference win was back in 2017, as they had lost 20 straight league contests. That all changed on Friday, as Flambeau routed Ladysmith 44-18. Junior Riley Ewer put up one of the best performances of the season, carrying the ball 43 times for 368 yards and four touchdowns in the victory. He also had a two-point conversion and picked off a pass on defense. 

Mosinee's Michal Dul posted a near-perfect passer rating of 152.9 as the Indians had no trouble with Merrill in a 47-0 victory. Dul finished 22-for-31 passing with 403 yards and five touchdowns, including three of at least 38 yards. Dul also ran for a short touchdown in the first quarter, as all six of his touchdowns responsible-for came in the first three quarters.

We should just re-name this the Colin Girdaukas award, as once again the Kohler/Sheboygan Lutheran/Christian junior receiver put up huge totals. In a 48-12 victory over Roncalli, Girdaukas hauled in eight passes for 257 yards and four touchdowns. His scores came from 28, 89, 53, and 20 yards out. This is the fifth time in six weeks that Girdaukas has posted the top receiving yard performance in the state. He's up to 48 catches for 1,356 yards and 16 touchdowns in just six games, averaging 226 yards per contest.

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