Top high school football single-game performances of 2019

Braden Bratcher, Jalen White among those with monster games in past season.

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Jan 3, 2020, 1:45pm
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While we take a look back at the past decade, we also pause to rewind the recently completed high school football season, focusing on those single-game performances that wowed and put names in the record books.

National passing leader Braden Bratcher of Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.) and national rushing leader Jalen White of Daleville (Ala.) are among the top single game performers for the 2019 high school football season. Stats presented include only those provided by coaches to MaxPreps.

Top high school football single-game performances of 2019

Most Passing Completions
1.  55 — Blaine Huston, Kenton (Ohio)
2.  50 — Caden Filer, Lincoln (Tacoma, Wash.)
2.  50 — R.J. Martinez, Round Rock Westwood (Austin, Texas)
4.  48 — Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (Wash.)
5.  47 — Gavin Watts, Glendale (Springfield, Mo.)
6.  46 — Kyle Adams, West Lafayette (Ind.)
7.  45 — EJ Kreutzmann, La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.)
7.  45 — Koby Love, Alamo Heights (San Antonio)
9.  44 — Nick Bohn, Bennington (Neb.)
10. 42 — Justin Morales, Pharr-San Juan-Alamo (San Juan, Texas)

Passing Attempts
1. 86 — Blaine Huston, Kenton (Ohio)
2. 78 — Gavin Watts, Glendale (Springfield, Mo.)
3. 74 — Koby Love, Alamo Heights (San Antonio)
3. 74 — R.J. Martinez, Round Rock Westwood (Austin, Texas)
3. 74 — Gavin Watts, Glendale (Springfield, Mo.)
6. 73 — James Henault, Oklahoma Christian Academy (Edmond, Okla.)
7. 70 — Caden Filer, Lincoln (Tacoma, Wash.)
7. 70 — Troy Hoilman, Avery County (Newland, N.C.)
7. 70 — Chance McDonald, Steilacoom (Wash.)

Passing Yards
1. 764 — Braden Bratcher, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.)
2. 667 — Blaine Huston, Kenton (Ohio)
3. 663 — EJ Kreutzmann, La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.)
4. 619 — Braden Bratcher, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.)
5. 613 — Aidan Atkinson, Fairview (Boulder, Colo.)
6. 602 — R.J. Martinez, Round Rock Westwood (Austin, Texas)
7. 596 — Eddie Lee Marburger, Pioneer (Mission, Texas)
8. 593 — Philip Short, Madison-Ridgeland Academy (Madison, Miss.)
9. 591 — Chase Swartz, North Surry (Mount Airy, N.C.)
10. 580 — Ethan McBrayer, Godley (Texas)
Braden Bratcher, Pulaski Academy
Braden Bratcher, Pulaski Academy
Photo by Bryan Metz
Passing Touchdowns
1. 9 — Drew Hartz, Owensboro Catholic (Owensboro, Ky.)
1. 9 — Bryce Steel, Brazos Christian (Bryan, Texas)
1. 9 — Ryan Powell, Miami (Ariz.)
1. 9 — Jared Heywood, Inglewood (Calif.)
1. 9 — Jarrett Synek, Hastings (Neb.)
1. 9 — Oliver Ford, Lincoln (Warren, Mich.)

Rushing Attempts
1. 59 — Wyatt Byrd, Richmond (Ind.)
2. 56 — Chandler Keener, Smithville (Ohio)
2. 56 — James Moore, Stratford (Nashville, Tenn.)
2. 56 — Luis Contreras, Lincoln (San Francisco)
5. 55 — Joseph Bacher, Moshannon Valley (Houtzdale, Pa.)
6. 53 — Cameron Hovey, Sheridan (Ind.)
6. 53 — Marcandrew Gagneron, Matawan Regional (Aberdeen, N.J.)
6. 53 — Ashton Haight, Onalaska (Wash.)

Rushing Yards
1. 521 — Fredrick Mallay, Mt. Pleasant (Providence, R.I.)
2. 516 — Colton Marshall, Hawley (Texas)
3. 508 — Ashton Stredick, Needville (Texas)
4. 465 — Jalen White, Daleville (Ala.)
5. 462 — Jalen White, Daleville (Ala.)
6. 452 — Kenny Owens, Bullock County (Union Springs, Ala.)
7. 451 — Johnathan Arceneaux, Whittier (Calif.)

Receptions
1. 24 — Matthew Jones, Eastlake (El Paso, Texas)
2. 22 — Dallas Waller, Versailles (Mo.)
3. 20 — Johnta Wright, DeWitt (Ark.)
3. 20 — S'mauri Abram, Oklahoma Christian Academy (Edmond, Okla.)
5. 19 — Chris Miller, Culver City (Calif.)
5. 19 — Aden Moskovitz, Vernon (N.J.)
5. 19 — Evan Gandee, Warren (Vincent, Ohio)
5. 19 — Anthony Bland, Stillwater (Okla.)

Receiving Yards
1. 346 — Will Sheppard, Mandeville (La.)
2. 339 — Kody Epps, Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
3. 336 — Keshawn Brown, Monsignor Pace (Miami)
4. 330 — Vince Fyock, Shade (Cairnbrook, Pa.)
4. 330 — David Fisher, Yucaipa (Calif.)
6. 327 — Bo Kroenke, Lincoln (Mo.)
6. 327 — Jaxon Smith, Rockwall (Texas)
8. 325 — Chris Miller, Culver City (Calif.)
9. 322 — Noah Foster, Tupelo Christian Prep (Belden, Miss.)
10. 318 — Anthony Cambria, Comsewogue (Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.)

Receiving Touchdowns
1. 6 — Brennan Presley, Bixby (Okla.)
1. 6 — Zavion Taylor, Northwest (Justin, Texas)
1. 6 — Will Sheppard, Mandeville (La.)
1. 6 — Chris Miller, Culver City (Calif.)
1. 6 — David Fisher, Yucaipa (Calif.)

Touchdowns
1. 10 — Jada Byers, St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.)
2. 9 — Dezmond Forrest, Weatherford (Texas)
2. 9 — Savone Tutt, Pamlico County (Bayboro, N.C.)
2. 9 — Brayden Campbell, Northwest (McDermott, Ohio)
5. 8 — Jahmyr Gibbs, Dalton (Ga.)
5. 8 — John Woodward, Erie (Pa.)
5. 8 — Benjamin Jackson, West Greene (Waynesburg, Pa.)
5. 8 — Wesley Van Matre, John Mall (Walsenburg, Colo.)
5. 8 — Amaad Foston, John Milledge Academy (Milledgeville, Ga.)

Points
1. 60 — Savone Tutt, Pamlico County (Bayboro, N.C.)
1. 60 — Jada Byers, St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.)
3. 56 — Dezmond Forrest, Weatherford (Texas)
4. 54 — Brayden Campbell, Northwest (McDermott, Ohio)
6. 52 — Atreyau Hornbeak, Marysville (Marysville, Kan.)
6. 52 — John Woodward, Erie (Pa.)
6. 52 — Kemari McGowan, Middle Tennessee Christian (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
9. 50 — Brandon Coker, Wortham (Texas)
9. 50 — Wesley Van Matre, John Mall (Walsenburg, Colo.)

Extra Points
1. 14 — Kyler Aguiar, Hilo (Hawaii)
2. 12 — Trey Turk, Oakland (Murfreesboro, Tenn.)
2. 12 — Sam Oladeji, Mansfield Timberview (Arlington, Texas)
2. 12 — Dakota Santos, Red Oak (Texas)

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