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The 2015 high school football season was another one for the record books, as a number of players and teams etched their names in history.

Kevin Patrowsky keeps the State Record Book for the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association and has provided an updated 47-page document that is chock full of great information. Also, for the first time there is also an 8-Man Football Record Book. For an updates, additions, or corrections to the Record Book, please contact Kevin Patrowsky.

Below are new additions to the Record Book for 2015.

Passing Updates

• On the single-game passing yardage list, Green Bay Southwest's Clayton Ladsten is 22nd with 471 yards while Emmett Enright of Madison Memorial is tied for 23rd with 465 yards.
• On the single-game passing touchdowns list, Clayton's Kobe Berghammer and Greendale's Mitchell Gnadt tied for 2nd on the all-time list with 7.
• In single-season passing touchdowns, Garrett Groshek of Amherst moved into a tie for second with 41. Oconomowoc's Ben Nienhuis moved to a tie for 10th with 36, and Berghammer tied for 13th with 34.
• Mount Horeb/Barneveld's Max Meylor moved to 6th on the career passing yards list with 7,489.
• Amherst's Groshek moved to 6th on the career passing touchdowns list with 72, while Meylor is now tied for 10th with 69.

Rushing Updates

• Blair Mulholland of Kimberly moved into the 4th spot on the state's all-time rushing yards list with a total of 5,821 yards.
• Mulholland also moved to third on he single-season rushing yards list with 2,963 yards.
• In single-game rushing yards, Micah Rudd of Edgerton went for 423 during a game in 2015 to move to 10th. DeForest's Jadon Sackman had a 407-yard game to place 15th, and Mulholland of Kimberly had 404 to place 17th.
• Jack Dunn of Madison Edgewood set a new state record for single-game rushing yards by a quarterback with 363, and had the third-best game with 333 yards.
• Dunn's 7 rushing touchdowns in the game he had 363 yards tied the state record for any player.
• Toren Young of Monona Grove finished his senior year with 2,569 yards, good for 18th on the single-season list.
• Brandon Thull of Kewaskum is now 22nd on the state's career rushing yards list with 5,289. Andrew Piske of Bangor is 25th with 5,150 yards.
• Groshek is now 5th on the career rushing yards list by quarterbacks with 4,009 yards.

Receiving Updates

• Dale Tygum of Madison East and Zach Clayton of Oconomowoc are tied for 21st on the single-season receptions list with 74 catches.
• Jordan Janssen of Kimberly is 3rd on the single-season receiving yardage list with 1,513 yards.
• Janssen also moves to a tie for 10th on the single-season touchdown receptions list with 18.
• Southern Door's Mitchell Gerend is now 10th on the career receptions list with 158 catches.
• Gerend also moves to 12th in career receiving yards with 2,414.

Total Offense Updates

• Garrett Groshek of Amherst moved into 3rd place on the single-season total offense list with 3,830 yards (2,398 passing; 1,432 rushing)
• Groshek moved into 3rd place for career total offense with 9,245 yards (5,236 passing; 4,009 rushing).

Scoring Updates

• Darlington's Hunter Johnson scored 7 touchdowns and 2, two-point conversions for a scoring total of 46 points in a single game, placing him tied for 6th.
• Micah Rudd and Jack Dunn each scored 42 points in a game (7 rushing touchdowns) to tie for 16th.
• In single-season scoring, Kimberly's Mulholland had 290 points to place 6th. Bangor's Piske had 284 to place 7th. Darlington's Johnson had 256 to place 13th.
• In career scoring, Mulholland finished with 584 to place 5th. Piske had 544 to place 8th. Kewaskum's Thull had 454 to place 29th.
• Milwaukee King's Deandre Hill-Stanton took over the all-time record for most receiving two-point conversions with 20.

Return Updates

• Tyler Precia of Kettle Moraine Lutheran set a new state record with 889 kickoff return yards in a single season. Seth Wilson of Holmen is 2nd with 772 yards. Jonah Backus is 4th with 581 yards.
• Precia, Josh Cisewski of Amherst, and Eric Dlugopolski of Dominican tied a state record with 4 kickoff returns for touchdowns.

Kicking Updates

• Lodi's Garret Wegner tied a state record with 5 made field goals in a game.
• Wegner also moved to a tie for 6th in most made field goals in a season with 12.
• Wegner is now 3rd in most made field goals in a career with 30.
• Charlie Reit of Arcadia made 62 extra points on the year, good for a tie for 20th.
• Reit moved into 4th place on the career made extra points list with 160. Wegner is 7th on that list with 153.
• Kimberly's Adam Stage scored 97 points as a kicker, placing him 2nd on the single-season list. Wegner's 89 points place him 4th. 
• Wegner became the all-time leader in points scored as a kicker with 243. Reit of Arcadia is now 7th with 199.

Defensive Updates

• Jake Nixon of East Troy is tied for 15th on the single-season interceptions list with 11.
• Trent Ingalls of Menasha set a new state record with 3 fumble returns for touchdowns in a single season.

Team Updates

• Milwaukee Bay View became what is believed to be the first team to have a 300-yard rusher (Giantae Brooks, 326 yards) and 200-yard rusher (Isiah Wright, 229 yards) in the same game.
• Milwaukee Bay View and Eastbrook/HOPE Christian scored a combined 132 points in a game, the 3rd most in state history.
• Eastbrook/HOPE Christian's 58 points ties for 3rd for most points scored by a losing team.
• Milwaukee Bay View had 723 yards of offense vs Eastbrook/HOPE Christian, which is the 3rd-highest in a single game.
• The 1,258 combined yards by Milwaukee Bay View and Eastbrook/HOPE Christian is the 2nd-most in state history.

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