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Football offensive stats leaders for 2023 season

11/29/2023, 9:00am CST

By Travis Wilson

Below are football stats leaders for the entire 2023 season, playoffs included. Players are listed by total yards for each category. You can click on any of the stats headers to re-sort. For Regular Season stats leaders, click here.

You can see full season statistics by clicking here.

2023 Rushing Leaders

After a promising sophomore campaign, Notre Dame running back Christian Collins really broke out as a junior, rushing for a state-high 2,503 yards this year with 40 touchdowns on 239 carries, as he averaged an impressive 10.5 yards per carry. Collins went over 200 rushing yards seven times, including a season-high 306 yards against Menasha to help the Tritons capture the FRCC-South crown, as the team advanced to the state semi-finals.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	ATT	YDS	TD	YDS/ATT	RUSH YPG
1	Christian Collins	Notre Dame	13	239	2503	40	10.5	192.5
2	Owen Carlson	Kewaunee	13	244	2375	39	9.7	182.7
3	Colton Brunell	Columbus	12	309	2298	32	7.4	191.5
4	Jayden Gordon	Kenosha St. Joseph	10	140	2150	37	15.4	215
5	Parker Maney	Reedsville	12	274	2091	28	7.6	174.2
6	Aiden Meador	Saint Croix Falls	13	279	1968	24	7.1	151.4
7	Karter Butt	Edgar	14	267	1945	37	7.3	138.9
8	Koehler Kilty	Stratford	14	275	1919	20	7	137.1
9(tie)	Chase Matthias	Two Rivers	12	164	1904	29	11.6	158.7
9(tie)	Peyton Alvarado	Lancaster	12	302	1904	25	6.3	158.7
11	Benjamin Timm	Campbellsport	10	221	1802	17	8.2	180.2
12	Grant Dean	Neenah	11	244	1774	25	7.3	161.3
13	Jonah Severson	River Falls	10	286	1747	24	6.1	174.7
14	Logan Rufledt	Tomah	10	305	1717	17	5.6	171.7
15	Landon Nottestad	Badger	14	226	1670	20	7.4	119.3
16	Terrance Shelton	Franklin	14	240	1662	28	6.9	118.7
17	JP Doyle	Badger	14	199	1640	28	8.2	117.1
18	Demetrius Bergmann	Pepin/Alma	11	151	1638	33	10.8	148.9
19(tie)	Jack Wesolowski	New Berlin West	11	207	1632	19	7.9	148.4
19(tie)	Ayden Price	Fall River	9	238	1632	19	6.9	181.3
21	Drew Peterson	Jefferson	10	282	1631	20	5.8	163.1
22	Arthur Robinson	Watertown Luther Prep	11	180	1623	24	9	147.5
23	Lane Marty	Black Hawk/Warren	14	211	1614	23	7.6	115.3
24	Brady Gross	Coleman	11	203	1598	9	7.9	145.3
25	Aiden Humphreys	Wrightstown	13	240	1566	17	6.5	120.5
26	Tommy Novotny	Marquette	13	242	1548	28	6.4	119.1
27	Dylan Bredlow	Johnson Creek	11	199	1546	28	7.8	140.5
28	Sam Ersland	Wisconsin Dells	10	241	1540	16	6.4	154
29	Ben Ott	Nicolet	9	181	1526	20	8.4	169.6
30	Alex Haines	Oconto Falls	10	168	1516	24	9	151.6

2023 Passing Leaders

Adam Skifton led the state with 2,944 passing yards as the Hilltoppers ended up sharing the Mississippi Valley Conference crown. The two-year starter completed 66.9% of his passes for with 39 touchdowns and five interceptions, good for a 128.9 passer rating. In two years guiding the Hilltoppers' offense as the starter, Skifton threw for 5,635 yards with 69 touchdowns, finishing with a 127.8 quarterback rating. The Augustana (SD) commit was recently announced as a WFCA Large School All-State selection and the 2023 Dave Krieg Award winner as part of the WSN Senior Football Awards.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	COMP	ATT	COMP %	YDS	TD	INT	RATE
1	Adam Skifton	Onalaska	12	216	323	66.9	2944	39	6	127.6
2	Tyler Hatcher	Sussex Hamilton	13	186	274	67.9	2848	26	15	110.8
3	Brady Hilgart	Grafton	14	211	302	69.9	2755	28	6	120.9
4	Kasey Helgeson	Mount Horeb/Barneveld	12	158	231	68.4	2719	29	3	142.3
5	Drew Kavanaugh	Sun Prairie East	13	182	303	60.1	2551	37	7	117.2
6(tie)	Joseph Kallay	Franklin	14	150	247	60.7	2457	22	6	113.7
6(tie)	TJ Pink	Platteville	11	195	289	67.5	2457	27	8	113.3
8	Cal Smith	Baldwin-Woodville	12	145	218	66.5	2443	30	4	136.1
9	Danny Lodl	Sturgeon Bay	10	156	275	56.7	2383	26	9	103.3
10	Drew Viney	Stoughton	13	174	313	55.6	2337	21	13	84.6
11	Max Ronsmann	Luxemburg-Casco	14	159	246	64.6	2279	11	11	90.8
12	Kade Rosenow	Clintonville	10	183	327	56	2259	23	7	92
13	Matt Buckman	Cambridge	10	145	251	57.8	2229	24	7	107.5
14	Finnley Doriot	Kaukauna	13	157	269	58.4	2204	20	5	101.9
15	Tyler Link	Mauston	10	164	313	52.4	2183	24	14	81.7
16	Reece Kamrath	Watertown	9	143	293	48.8	2155	20	12	79.1
17	Wade Lindahl	Lourdes Academy	11	206	294	70.1	2131	25	8	107.7
18	Cal Moreau	Monona Grove	11	145	283	51.2	2123	23	17	78.1
19	Vance Johnson	Waunakee	14	121	163	74.2	2086	27	3	147.9
20	Max Mitchell	DeForest	10	137	229	59.8	2051	21	9	103.4
21	Duke Shovald	West De Pere	11	125	215	58.1	2014	19	4	111.3
22	Easton Arendt	De Pere	10	139	226	61.5	2012	20	11	99.6
23	Charlie Darrow	University School	9	139	207	67.1	2003	18	11	105.2
24	Carter Isenberger	Stanley-Boyd	11	137	232	59.1	1990	20	11	96
25	Mason Lane	Lodi	14	114	179	63.7	1976	26	2	136.1
26	Teddy Bernick	Prescott	9	126	192	65.6	1959	19	5	121.4
27	Justin Klinkner	Two Rivers	12	117	169	69.2	1956	24	2	142.7
28	Peter McDevitt	Marquette	14	148	242	61.2	1937	17	7	97.8
29	A.J. Curtis	Waukesha North	9	140	247	56.7	1911	12	8	84.3
30	Tyson Lucas	Cameron	12	122	195	62.6	1884	21	5	119.7

2023 Receiving Leaders

Nick Kihn of Sussex Hamilton was a very good receiver as a junior last season but has stepped up as one of the state's best as a senior. After hauling in 47 passes for 567 yards in 12 games last year, Kihn eclipsed that this season, catching 80 passes for 1,181 yards and five touchdowns, averaging 14.8 yards per reception. He also had more than 500 return yards and a rushing touchdown this season as the Chargers tried to get the ball into his hands in a multitude of ways. Onalaska's Brodie Mickschl led the state with 86 receptions this season.

Rank	NAME	TEAM	G	REC	YDS	TD	YDS/REC	YPG
1	Nick Kihn	Sussex Hamilton	13	80	1181	5	14.8	90
2	Madden Mahr	Stanley-Boyd	11	54	1158	14	21.4	105
3	Ethan Feldner	University School	9	81	1146	10	14.1	127
4	Connor Stauff	Sun Prairie East	13	82	1129	17	13.8	86
5	Brodie Mickschl	Onalaska	12	86	1105	19	12.8	92
6	Chris Kiel	Mount Horeb/Barneveld	12	52	1073	13	20.6	89
7	Ryan Ferguson	Germantown	11	38	1062	11	27.9	96
8	Boden Frosch	Sauk Prairie	9	63	1047	12	16.6	116
9	Evan Olson	Pepin/Alma	11	70	1029	18	14.7	93
10	David Emerich	Waunakee	14	48	1004	9	20.9	71
11	Gavin Sell	Baldwin-Woodville	12	49	982	11	20	81
12	Noah Taylor	Palmyra-Eagle	9	58	980	13	16.9	108
13	Sam Wegener	Clintonville	9	59	963	12	16.3	107
14	Brock Massey	Mauston	9	53	938	13	17.7	104
15	Jacques Brooks	Franklin	14	58	908	7	15.7	64
16	Zach Scher	Watertown	8	42	887	11	21.1	110
17(tie)	Nolan Girdaukas	Kohler/Sheb. Lutheran/Christian	10	53	878	11	16.6	87
17(tie)	Tommy Teberg	Burlington	10	55	878	12	16	87
19	Mike Valitchka	Verona	11	53	874	11	16.5	79
20	Mark Leidel	Slinger	11	58	872	11	15	79
21	Hayden May	De Pere	11	54	866	10	16	78
22	Caden Wold	Boyceville	12	32	861	16	26.9	71
23	Langdon Nordgaard	West De Pere	10	52	850	6	16.3	85
24	Bryce Plzak	Sturgeon Bay	10	57	848	13	14.9	84
25	Pierson MacDonald	D.C. Everest	10	51	822	8	16.1	82
26	Keagen Jirschele	Mosinee	10	44	818	9	18.6	81
27	Trace Schoenebeck	Luxemburg-Casco	14	59	814	4	13.8	58
28	Lucas Ludlum	Platteville	11	61	797	7	13.1	72
29	Gabe Torres	Greendale	9	37	787	11	21.3	87
30	Tucker Grundahl	DeForest	10	55	784	9	14.3	78

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 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), inducted to the Richland Center High School Hall of Fame in 2023, and currently resides in Reedsburg. You can follow him on Twitter at @travisWSN.

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