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Prep Props -- Week 9
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 as well as the longest touchdowns and longest field goals. Prep Props is published every Monday morning.

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Kenosha St. Joseph's running back Chris Madden ran for a school record 388 yard in Week 8, and was even better in a Week 9 win over Racine Lutheran. He carried the ball 35 times for 438 yards and 6 touchdowns, becoming the fourth player this year to rush for over 400 yards in a game. His yardage total is now sixth on the all-time single game rushing list in Wisconsin history. Four of the top six single game performances were posted this season.

Top Rushing Prep Props:
(Name, school, rush attempts, yards, averge, TD's)

1    Chris Madden Kenosha St. Joseph     35    438    12.5    6
2    Franki Carlborg Benton / Scales Mound (IL)     52    349    6.7    5
3    Corey Broussard Waukesha South     31    324    10.5    3
4    Seth Rowe Darlington     45    314    7    6
5    Alex Resnick Cambridge     28    313    11.2    4
6    Justin Alexson Northwestern     22    311    14.1    6
7    Wyatt Butkiewicz Hayward / Lac Courte Oreilles     47    294    6.3    4
8    D.J. Sweet East Troy     39    286    7.3    8
9    Alex Stecker Oostburg     31    280    9    4
10    Trae Mezera Lancaster     21    272    13    5

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McDonell Central's Kyle Cody has posted some incredible numbers this year, and that continued in Week 9. The senior completed 26 of 47 passes for 370 yards as the Macks took down Gilman 34-7. He also overtook Milwaukee Lutheran's Jake Nelson for the season passing lead, finishing the regular season with 2604 passing yards.

Top Passing Prep Props:
(name, school, completions, attempts, completion %, yards, average, TD's)

1    Kyle Cody McDonell Central     26    47    55.3    370    14.2    1
2    Neil Rasmussen Barron     26    36    72.2    331    12.7    5
3    Aaron  Roth Clinton     13    32    40.6    307    23.6    3
4    Andy Mathews De Pere     22    45    48.9    281    12.8    1
5    Braden Foss Montello/Princeton/Green Lake     13    23    56.5    280    21.5    6
6    Tyler Stoxen Westosha Central     15    23    65.2    277    18.5    3
7    Logan Emendorfer Platteville     15    27    55.6    276    18.4    2
8    Tyler Doyle Lakeside Lutheran     13    19    68.4    269    20.7    2
9    Trevor Aasen Parkview     18    38    47.4    266    14.8    0
10    Matt Knapp Eau Claire Memorial     19    34    55.9    265    13.9    3

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Montello/Princeton/Green Lake senior Matt Sosinsky's name is all over the state record books, and he wrapped up an outstanding regular season with a 9 catch, 233 yard performance that included five touchdowns as the Phoenix handled Markesan 52-0. Already the career receiving touchdown leader in state history, he has moved into second place on the single season list with 20. One more touchdown will tie him with Prairie Farm's Ryan Knutson while two more will break the mark. Sosinsky leads the state in 2011 with 64 catches and those 20 touchdowns, while his 1110 yards rank second behind only Wilmot's Matt Christensen.

Top Receiving Prep Props:
(name, school, catches, yards, average, TD's)

1    Matt Sosinsky Montello/Princeton/Green Lake     9    233    25.9    5
2    Pietro D'Amato Brown Deer     13    179    13.8    0
3    Tyler Oren Edgerton     8    163    20.4    1
4    Matt Christensen Wilmot     8    162    20.2    4
5    Aaron Lavery Parkview     10    152    15.2    0
6    Jordan Roosa Mosinee     5    151    30.2    3
7    Justin Erickson Racine St. Catherine's     5    148    29.6    1
8    Eric Schepp Pardeeville     6    145    24.2    0
9    Nick Genthe Wisconsin Heights     8    142    17.8    2
10    Dylan Petre New Berlin Eisenhower     4    141    35.2    3

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Delavan-Darien didn't have a lot go right in a 41-20 loss to Wilmot Friday night, but one of the bright spots was senior Marcus Hudson's 99-yard interception return for a touchdown.

Big Gainers:
(name, school, opponent, type, yards)

Marcus Hudson (SR)    Delavan-Darien    Wilmot    Interception Return    99
Tyrone Galvin (SR)    Madison East    Janesville Craig    Kickoff Return    98
Xavier Johnson (SR)    Messmer/Shorewood    Wayland Academy    Reception    98
Todd Wienkes (SR)    Richland Center    Dodgeville    Kickoff Return    97
Jacob Gerzsik (SO)    Black River Falls    Luther    Run    96
Dion Jones (JR)    Milwaukee Morse-Marshall co-op    Milwaukee Pulaski/Reagan/Arts    Run    94
Mitch Nelson (SR)    Barron    Hayward / Lac Courte Oreilles    Kickoff Return    90
Antoine Buchanon (SR)    Middleton    Madison Memorial    Reception    89
Kennedy Ringelberg (SR)    Greendale    Cudahy    Kickoff Return    89
Caleb Choate (SR)    Monona Grove    Mount Horeb / Barneveld    Run    88
James Nachtigal (SO)    Fort Atkinson    Madison Edgewood    Kickoff Return    88

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Lodi's Donnie Manke had one of the best games you will ever see from a kicker on Friday. He booted a 47-yard field goal in the first quarter and a 26-yarder in the second quarter. Then, with two seconds left in the game, the strong-legged junior knocked one home from 52 yards out to give the Blue Devils a 17-14 win over rival Poynette.

Kohl's Professional Kicking & Punting Camps Kicking Stats:
(name, school, opponent, type, yards)

Donnie Manke (JR)    Lodi    Poynette    Field Goal    52
Steve Drida (JR)    Waukesha West    Wauk. North    Field Goal    47
Donnie Manke (JR)    Lodi    Poynette    Field Goal    47
Preston Butler (JR)    DeForest    Waunakee    Field Goal    41
Santiago Lopez (SR)    Stanley-Boyd    Cadott    Field Goal    40
Nick Effa (SR)    Seymour    New London    Field Goal    39
Hunter Flanders (JR)    Kewaskum    Sheb Falls    Field Goal    39
Ryan Kusilek (SR)    River Falls    Superior    Field Goal    39
Gus Utech (SR)    Marshfield    SPASH    Field Goal    37
Francisco Perez (JR)    Waterloo    Wis Heights    Field Goal    35