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Football offensive stats leaders for 2022 season

11/29/2022, 8:00am CST

By Travis Wilson

Below are football stats leaders for the entire 2022 season, playoffs included. Players are listed by total yards for each category. You can click on any of the stats headers to re-sort.

You can see full season statistics by clicking here.

2022 Rushing Leaders

Just a junior, Columbus running back Colton Brunell had a season for the ages, rushing for 2,897 yards in helping the Cardinals to the Division 4 state title. That yardage is fifth all-time in Wisconsin single-season history as he's over 2200 yards for a second straight season. With 5,118 rushing yards heading into his senior season of 2023, Brunell is just 1,814 yards from the state's career rushing record. He carried it 319 times this year, averaging 9.1 yards per carry with 43 touchdowns. In the title game win over Catholic Memorial, he ran for 186 yards and two touchdowns on 38 carries.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	ATT	YDS	TD	YDS/ATT	RUSH YPG
1	Colton Brunell	Columbus	14	319	2897	43	9.1	206.9
2	Wynn Stang	Mukwonago	14	327	2763	42	8.4	197.4
3	Blake Schraufnagel	Mayville	14	242	2610	40	10.8	186.4
4	Trevor Asher	Elmwood/Plum City	10	250	2442	31	9.8	244.2
5	Noah Hofmann	Kaukauna	13	274	2202	25	8	169.4
6	Ray Reineck	Wausau West	11	268	2095	22	7.8	190.5
7	Blake Barry	Kimberly	13	294	1954	32	6.6	150.3
8	Benjamin Timm	Campbellsport	11	234	1915	23	8.2	174.1
9	Tanner Jones	Bangor	13	262	1881	26	7.2	144.7
10	Koehler Kilty	Stratford	14	301	1877	21	6.2	134.1
11	Jayden Gordon	Kenosha St. Joseph	12	205	1831	27	8.9	152.6
12	Dawson Rud	Mondovi	14	236	1747	24	7.4	124.8
13	Najeh Mitchell	West De Pere	14	297	1745	27	5.9	124.6
14	Colin O'Neil	Cashton	13	201	1741	27	8.7	133.9
15	Carter Kriewaldt	Freedom	13	209	1727	25	8.3	132.8
16	Leo Brostowitz	Wisconsin Rapids	9	218	1668	19	7.7	185.3
17	Aiden Meador	Saint Croix Falls	10	222	1651	20	7.4	165.1
18	Brayden Reimer	Roncalli	10	249	1621	16	6.5	162.1
19	Alex Hernandez	Monroe	13	198	1609	16	8.1	123.8
20	David Gauderman	Wittenberg-Birnamwood	10	149	1539	16	10.3	153.9
21	Bo Hines	Ellsworth	12	275	1535	15	5.6	127.9
22	Demetrius Bergmann	Pepin/Alma	12	228	1533	35	6.7	127.8
23	Chase Matthias	Two Rivers	13	210	1532	31	7.3	117.8
24	Colton Kress	West Bend East	12	221	1519	16	6.9	126.6
25	Jonah Severson	River Falls	11	287	1503	23	5.2	136.6
26	Vidal Colon	University School	10	153	1487	20	9.7	148.7
27	Isaac DeYoung	Cambria-Friesland	12	264	1471	18	5.6	122.6
28	John Scott	Wisconsin Dells	10	164	1468	19	9	146.8
29	Ben Buchholtz	Lake Mills	11	162	1460	19	9	132.7
30	Jase Jenkins	Neenah	11	207	1451	22	7	131.9

2022 PASSING LEADERS

Belleville senior Aidan Keyes finished tops in the state with 3,012 passing yards to the Wildcats to a 9-2 record, as both losses came to Darlington. Keyes completed 197-of-320 passes on the season for a 61.6% completion percentage. With 39 touchdowns and 10 interceptions, he had a 119.2 passer rating. In a win over Mineral Point late in the year, Keyes threw for 403 yards and six touchdowns. Sun Prairie East senior Jerry Kaminski led the state with 40 passing touchdowns this season.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	COMP	ATT	COMP %	YDS	TD	INT	YDS/ATT	PASS YPG	RATE
1	Aidan Keyes	Belleville	11	197	320	61.6	3012	39	10	9.4	273.8	119.2
2	Jerry Kaminski	Sun Prairie East	12	179	289	61.9	2785	40	7	9.6	232.1	123.3
3	Jack Sulik	Burlington	11	216	376	57.4	2686	24	14	7.1	244.2	85.5
4	Jackson Flottmeyer	Aquinas	14	144	213	67.6	2651	30	8	12.4	189.4	134.2
5	Justin Klinkner	Two Rivers	13	155	219	70.8	2647	34	7	12.1	203.6	137.7
6	Nate Kollath	Sussex Hamilton	13	196	315	62.2	2639	28	9	8.4	203	106.6
7	Adam Skifton	Onalaska	13	167	258	64.7	2584	29	6	10	198.8	125.5
8	Caden Belling	Lake Mills	11	179	278	64.4	2531	27	8	9.1	230.1	114.1
9	Gavin Obremski	Mosinee	11	143	229	62.4	2501	34	11	10.9	227.4	119.2
10	Duke Shovald	West De pere	14	176	278	63.3	2470	24	3	8.9	176.4	116.1
11	Brayln Albritton	Milwaukee Academy of Science	10	154	267	57.7	2447	27	22	9.2	244.7	87.7
12	Seth Miron	Kimberly	14	147	208	70.7	2440	27	4	11.7	174.3	141.4
13	Kade Rosenow	Clintonville	10	135	228	59.2	2383	32	7	10.5	238.3	121.8
14	Trent Grunewald	Howards Grove	10	156	274	56.9	2378	28	6	8.7	237.8	110.6
15	Stephen Schreiter	Fond du Lac	10	156	256	60.9	2312	18	8	9	231.2	100.9
16	Henry Kelley	Germantown	10	152	254	59.8	2231	20	13	8.8	223.1	93.5
17	Sean Fogel	Turner	8	140	232	60.3	2114	27	3	9.1	264.2	123.7
18	Chase Spellman	Kettle Moraine	14	139	240	57.9	2111	21	8	8.8	150.8	102.3
19	Wade Lindahl	Lourdes Academy	10	175	283	61.8	2092	21	5	7.4	209.2	101.8
20	Kasey Helgeson	Mount Horeb/Barneveld	11	138	254	54.3	2073	23	9	8.2	188.5	96.8
21	Charlie Erlandson	Madison Memorial	11	109	209	52.2	2066	28	5	9.9	187.8	116.3
22	Brock Koeppel	Westosha Central	11	151	233	64.8	2065	25	4	8.9	187.7	121.6
23	Finnley Doriot	Kaukauna	13	155	267	58.1	2054	19	5	7.7	158	98.4
24	Dawson Schmidt	Shiocton	14	178	304	58.6	2017	20	14	6.6	144.1	81.3
25	Garett Lenzendorf	Waunakee	12	141	209	67.5	1991	24	2	9.5	165.9	132.3
26	Masen Werner	Baldwin-Woodville	10	131	229	57.2	1990	23	6	8.7	199	108.5
27	Mason Keyes	DeForest	10	152	243	62.6	1977	25	10	8.1	197.7	105.3
28	A.J. Curtis	Waukesha North	8	153	237	64.6	1934	15	11	8.2	241.8	91.6
29	Boone Kirst	Ashwaubenon	9	166	266	62.4	1930	19	8	7.3	214.4	95.6
30	Nathan Williams	Union Grove	10	135	221	61.1	1898	18	5	8.6	189.8	106.5

2022 RECEIVING LEADERS

Onalaska senior Nicky Odom is listed at just 5'7", 130-pounds but he sure came up big all year for the Hilltoppers, who went unbeaten in the regular season and finished 12-1 for the best season in school history. Odom caught a state-best 88 passes for 1,235 yards, which also led the state. He hauled in 10 touchdown passes this season for head coach Tom Yashinsky. He had double-figure receptions in four games this year, though his best game may have been a six-catch, 197-yard, two-touchdown performance against Tomah to close out the regular season. Cedar Grove-Belgiums' Gabe Egan led the state this year with 20 touchdown receptions.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	REC	YDS	TD	YDS/REC	YPG
1	Nicky Odom	Onalaska	13	88	1235	10	14	95
2	Tommy Teberg	Burlington	12	69	1186	19	17.2	98
3	Gabe Egan	Cedar Grove-Belgium	10	44	1165	20	26.5	116
4	DeMarcus Conner	Belleville	11	58	1063	12	18.3	96
5	Drew Wagner	Kettle Moraine	14	53	1035	9	19.5	73
6	Collin Meininger	Westosha Central	11	69	1031	13	14.9	93
7	Davin Stoffel	Mosinee	11	51	1012	17	19.8	92
8	Evan Olson	Pepin/Alma	12	50	1009	13	20.2	84
9	Noah Heinen	Kohler/Sheb. Lutheran/Christian	10	82	1008	8	12.3	100
10	Tyler Sutherland	Turner	9	55	1005	16	18.3	111
11	Sawyer Kowalkowski	Ozaukee	9	41	969	9	23.6	107
12	Ethan Criter	Kimberly	13	45	965	11	21.4	74
13	Jordan Wegener	Clintonville	10	49	957	13	19.5	95
14	Mekai Ward	Madison Memorial	11	37	934	10	25.2	84
15	Collin Conzemius	Aquinas	14	44	926	16	21	66
16	Brennan Kennedy	West Salem	13	42	899	8	21.4	69
17	Kaden Desmet	Belleville	11	42	895	15	21.3	81
18	Bennett Schmidt	Shiocton	13	45	894	7	19.9	68
19	Jaxson Garbisch	Kimberly	14	55	885	9	16.1	63
20	Christian Weiss	Wautoma	10	50	876	15	17.5	87
21	Caden Anderson	Cameron	10	41	868	12	21.2	86
22	Will Van Fossen	Germantown	10	34	867	13	25.5	86
23	Davion Thomas-Kumpula	Racine St. Catherine’s	12	56	857	18	15.3	71
24	Connor Stauff	Sun Prairie East	12	57	851	10	14.9	70
25	Brody Hartig	DeForest	11	63	844	8	13.4	76
26(tie)	Franko Williams	Waukesha North	9	53	841	8	15.9	93
26(tie)	Caden Van Duyse	Ashwaubenon	9	60	841	4	14	93
28	Evan Nehring	Blair-Taylor	10	47	832	8	17.7	83
29	Brady Oyen	Lancaster	11	58	830	5	14.3	75
30	Keagan Jirschele	Mosinee	11	47	823	11	17.5	74

About the Author

Travis Wilson serves as the WisSports.net General Manager, Football Editor, and contributing writer for other parts of the site. Wilson was selected as part of the Sports 40 Under 40 list by Coach & AD Magazine and the National High School Athletic Coaches Association for 2019. The Wisconsin Football Coaches Association (WFCA) named Travis the 2015 recipient of the Dave McClain Distinguished Service Award. He currently serves on the WFCA Executive Board as the Website and Communications Director and is a member of the Executive Board of the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association. A graduate of Richland Center High School and Mount Mercy College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Travis was a three-sport athlete in high school (football, baseball, basketball) and currently resides in Reedsburg. You can follow him on Twitter at @travisWSN.

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