First-round top performers in passing, rushing, receiving

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Saturday, November 4, 2017 | 12:39 AM


Top performers for the first round of the WPIAL high school football playoffs.

Passing

394 — Brady Walker, Gateway (24 of 40)

271 — Tyler Bradley, OLSH (10 of 16)

259 — Drew Saxton, South Fayette (11 of 14)

239 — Hollis Mathis, Penn Hills (15 of 22)

236 — Phil Jurkovec, Pine-Richland (13 of 17)

232 — John Caldwell, Ligonier Valley (11 of 16)

229 — Seth Morgan, Mt. Lebanon (15 of 30)

228 — Evan Honick, Serra Catholic (15 of 22)

225 — Brodie List, Beaver (16 of 25)

223 — Geno Pellegrini, Charleroi (18 of 32)

199 — Kavon Morman, Montour (12 of 17)

198 — Tamaine Underwood, East Allegheny (12 of 20)

194 — Ricky Guss, Quaker Valley (11 of 23)

192 — Derek Johncour, Avonworth (14 of 21)

185 — Delano Brown, Summit Academy (8 of 18)

181 — Troy Fisher, Central Catholic (11 of 19)

179 — Robert Kennedy, Jeannette (6 of 8)

175 — Brendan Parsons, Clairton (11 of 19)

170 — Cam Laffoon, Penn-Trafford (12 of 23)

168 — Jacob Sarver, Freeport (11 of 20)

154 — Jack Salopek, Norwin (8 of 14)

153 — Ronell Lawrence, Steel Valley (8 of 18)

140 — Jack Hansberry, Upper St. Clair (12 of 19)

133 — Nick Gizzo, Fox Chapel (6 of 14)

131 — Ryan Polinsky, Derry (9 of 24)

130 — Ryan Lounder, Burgetttsown (9 of 14)

119 — Adam Rudzinski, Franklin Regional (12 of 23)

118 — Seth Fehrs, Neshannock (8 of 13)

113 — Shane Stump, Thomas Jefferson (4 of 8)

109 — Bailey Lincoski, Beth-Center (5 of 13)

108 — Kam Kruze, West Allegheny (7 of 9)

105 — Anthony Chiccitt, Bethel Park (7 of 18)

104 — Jake Cortes, Peters Township (9 of 20)

Rushing

282 — Lionel Deanes, Seton LaSalle

248 — Marcus Hooker, New Castle

244 — Avante McKenzie, Aliquippa

215 — Joe Meinert, CW North Catholic

182 — Ryan Lounder, Burgettstown

177 — Will Weber, West Allegheny

176 — Seth Fehrs, Neshannock

156 — Nick Welsh, Washington

140 — LeMarcus Cleckley, Riverside

139 — Jelani Stafford, California

137 — Jordan Taylor, Quaker Valley

134 — Justin Vigna, Thomas Jefferson

130 — Mason Pascoe, Belle Vernon

127 — Aaron Sheeder, Ligonier Valley

127 — Josh Thomason, New Castle

125 — Mahlik Strozier, Rochester

124 — Zach Pettit, West Greene

123 — Zach Trusky, Bishop Canevin

121 — JJ Igims, Avonworth

117 — John Harper, McKeesport

117 — Dontre Jones, Central Catholic

116 — Caleb Collins, Rochester

116 — Jack Hansberry, Upper St. Clair

114 — Kameron Williams, Steel Valley

113 — Phil Jurkovec, Pine-Richland

112 — Noah Harris, Riverside

111 — Derrick Davis, Gateway

106 — Ricky Guss, Quaker Valley

106 — Tank Smith, Penn Hills

104 — Luke Trueman, North Allegheny

102 — Jack Graff, OLSH

102 — Aaron Thompson, Clairton

102 — Tanner Volpatti, Bethel Park

100 — Larry Callaway, Belle Vernon

100 — Josh Harmon, Springdale

Receiving

181 — Aaron Tutino, Ligonier Valley (8 rec.)

137 — Austin Romanchak, Freeport (7 rec.)

136 — Turner Grau, Avonworth (8 rec.)

134 — Noah Plack, South Fayette (5 rec.)

125 — Courtney Jackson, Gateway (7 rec.)

121 — Lucas DeCaro, Mt. Lebanon (5 rec.)

118 — JaQuae Jackson, Serra Catholic (6 rec.)

110 — Andrew Schnarre, OLSH (5 rec.)

110 — Trevon Adams, Steel Valley (3 rec.)

102 — Cole Waxter, Fox Chapel (3 rec.)

101 — Aidan Cain, Mt. Lebanon (8 rec.)

101 — Isaiah McNair, Quaker Valley (5 rec.)

100 — Dante Cephas, Penn Hills (3 rec.)

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