Rabun County Wildcats QB Gunner Stockton and WR Jaden Gibson sit atop the leaderboard for most passing and receiving yards this season.
Stockton widened his lead in passing yards, now at 2,927. He’s tied with Trevor Lawrence for the state record for career TD passes with 161.
Stockton’s career passing yards (12,455) are 1,447 yards behind Lawrence’s total (13,902). Stockton can play between two and six more games, depending on his No. 1-ranked team’s Class 2A playoff success.
Gibson, the first to hit 1,000 receiving yards this season, opened up his lead Friday to 1315. Malik Leverett of Greenbrier is second at 1097.
Keyjuan Brown of South Atlanta is the new rushing leader in Georgia after rushing for 217 yards and five touchdowns on just 14 carries last week in a 62-6 victory over McNair.
The previous leader, Houston County’s Simeon Askew, was unable to play last week against Valdosta.
GHSF Daily’s leaderboard
Rushing
1,651 – Keyjuan Brown, South Atlanta [2A leader]
1,635 – Simeon Askew, Houston County [6A leader]
1,463 – Justice Haynes, Blessed Trinity [5A leader]
1,427 – Clay Hyatt, Haralson County
1,425 – Johne’ss Davis, Athens Christian [A Private leader]
1,335 – Jaiden Credle, Carver-Columbus [4A leader]
1,314 – Rob Brown, Trion [A Public leader]
1,300 – Ousmane Kromah, Lee County
1,269 – Omari Arnold, Brooks County
1,257 – Justin Williams, East Paulding
1,256 – Kyle Oakes, Towns County
1,252 – Duke Watson, Mary Persons [3A leader]
1,215 – Jayden Brown, Miller Grove
1,211 – Xzavier Green, Westside-Augusta
1,201 – Damari Alston, Woodward Academy
1,200 – J.L. Lackey, Hart County
1,181 – Jamarion Walker, Cook
1,170 – Charlie Bussey, Aquinas
1,161 – Jayquan Smith, Cherokee Bluff
1,140 – Marlon Mitchell, Macon County
1,132 – Tre Hawkins, Athens Academy
1,123 – Jonathan Simmons, South Cobb
1,122 – Dallas Johnson, Eastside
1,113 – Malcolm Brown, Warner Robins
1,101 – Kevin Rochester, North Hall
1,097 – Jahvon Butler, Bleckley County
1,094 – Joseph Jean, Grovetown
1,079 – Solomon Locke, Christian Heritage
1,071 – Alan Jones, Monroe Area
1,058 – Malachi Hosley, Northside-Columbus
1,044 – Charlie Pace, Colquitt County [7A leader]
1,041 – Jaiden Daniels, Commerce
1,033 – Selatian Straughter, Monroe Area
1,014 – Tylan Johnson, Johns Creek
1,012 – Jarveous Brown, Carver-Atlanta
1,009 – Rashod Dubinion, Cedar Grove
1,006 – Tradon Foster, Alexander
993 – Ahmari Douglas, Long County
985 – Day Day Lawson, Wilcox County
978 – Dalen Cobb, Washington-Wilkes
976 – Joseph Hampton, Evans
974 – Donovan Johnson, Calvary Day
967 – Josh Kelly, Metter
966 – Ty Adams, Swainsboro
946 – P.J. Farnum, Emanuel County Institute
942 – Dominic Elder, North Oconee
939 – Jamarion Wilcox, South Paulding
937 – Cartevious Norton, Ware County
926 – C.J. Allen, Lamar County
914 – Justin Thomas, Benedictine
913 – Jamarquez Tyson, Washington-Wilkes
909 – Micah Welch, Baldwin
909 – Tevin Gartrell, Lincoln County
906 – Jaylen Lilly, Charlton County
905 – Marcus McFarlane, North Gwinnett
900 – Nate Brown, Oglethorpe County
898 – Malik Harper, Thomasville
895 – Tyler Crow, East Jackson
891 – Kori Dumas, Ringgold
890 – Elijah Stephens, Turner County
890 – Zaedon Gunn, Grovetown
889 – Sam Griffith-Tesch, Mount Paran Christian
876 – Robert Edwards, Columbus
Passing
2,927 – Gunner Stockton, Rabun County [2A leader]
2,738 – Aaron Philo, Prince Avenue Christian [A Private leader]
2,460 – Avery Smith, Riverwood [6A leader]
2,378 – Tyler Hughes, Marietta [7A leader]
2,324 – Jai’que Hart, Lithia Springs [5A leader]
2,293 – Brooks Pangle, Greenbrier
2,288 – Lonnie Ratliff, Duluth
2,243 – Dylan Lonergan, Brookwood
2,243 – Seth Griffin, North Murray [3A leader]
2,187 – Geimere Latimer, Sandy Creek
2,167 – Gary Gaither, Spencer [4A leader]
2,144 – Sam Horn, Collins Hill
2,119 – David Dallas, Trinity Christian
2,041 – M.J. Morris, Carrollton
2,013 – John Alan Richter, Jones County
1,996 – Holden Geriner, Benedictine
1,961 – Armar Gordon, Perry
1,918 – Robbie Roper, Roswell
1,885 – Owen Brooker, Northwest Whitfield
1,868 – Shaihi Brown, Eagle’s Landing
1,849 – Fabian Walker, Chamblee
1,843 – Christian Lewis, Calhoun
1,827 – Brayden Mauldin, Paulding County
1,812 – Keegan Stover, West Forsyth
1,805 – Jake Merklinger, Calvary Day
1,783 – Luke Bornhorst, Chestatee
1,782 – Boone Anderson, North Paulding
1,775 – Qamar Grant, Pebblebrook
1,757 – Cole Peterson, Whitefield Academy
1,746 – Jaxon Pate, Sonoraville
1,745 – Chip Cooper, Worth County
1,739 – Kasen Weisman, South Paulding
1,737 – Thomas Castellanos, Ware County
1,732 – Malachi Singleton, North Cobb
1,694 – Cooper Corey, Harris County
1,694 – Zane Touchton, Pelham [A Public leader]
1,678 – Christon Lane, Warner Robins
1,674 – Jack Cendoya, Mount Pisgah Christian
1,663 – Luke Barnes, Mount Vernon
1,662 – Neko Fann, Colquitt County
1,644 – Colin Houck, Parkview
1,618 – Zach Harris, Cambridge
1,603 – Logan Cross, Social Circle
1,600 – Reece Fountain, Rome
1,597 – Matthew Bruce, Veterans
1,570 – Jett Miller, Wesleyan
1,560 – R.J. Johnson, Westlake
1,555 – A.J. Swann, Cherokee
1,537 – Vinson Berry, Luella
1,525 – Connor Jones, Providence Christian
1,504 – Jay Kanazawa, Schley County
1,498 – Hayden Morris, Claxton
1,487 – Jacquez Kincy, Wheeler County
1,480 – Logan Helcher, Union County
1,478 – Jacob Wright, Oconee County
1,475 – Clete Cooper, East Hall
1,470 – Pauly Seeley, New Hampstead
Receiving
1315 – Jaden Gibson, Rabun County [2A leader]
1097 – Malik Leverett, Greenbrier [5A leader]
956 – Kaleb Webb, McEachern [7A leader]
951 – Damare Franklin, Veterans
945 – Jaylyn Rice, North Murray [3A leader]
943 – Bailey Dameron, Dawson County
891 – Brandon Smallwood, Wheeler County [A Public leader]
890 – Javorris Brown, Spencer [4A leader]
884 – Jonathan Gallinaro, Mount Vernon [A Private leader]
868 – Daveon Walker, Warner Robins
825 – Za’Quan Bryan, Benedictine
814 – Miles Thornton, Sandy Creek
788 – Jalewis Solomon, Schley County
775 – Bailey Stockton, Prince Avenue Christian
764 – Ethan Christian, Prince Avenue Christian
762 – Alexander Diggs, Brookwood
761 – Eddie Watson, Cook
746 – Kamryn Perry, Marietta
745 – George Futch, Savannah Christian
745 – Cam Lacy, Stephens County
737 – J.T. Pendleton, Eagle’s Landing
735 – Danny Curran, Lassiter [6A leader]
732 – Keshawn Weathers, Towers
728 – Evan Thomas, Duluth
719 – Alex Ingram, Westover
714 – Daequan Wright, Perry
705 – Matthew Miller, Providence Christian
704 – Cameron Overton, Marietta
702 – Zion Ragins, Jones County
702 – Randall Dixon, Spencer
697 – Sacovie White, Cass
691 – Travis Hunter, Collins Hill
690 – Quentin Thomas, Eagle’s Landing
690 – Darius Cannon, White County
689 – Hunter Fouche, Chattooga
688 – Cameron Robinson, Toombs County
685 – Ray Morrison, Northwest Whitfield
680 – Craig Adams, Pebblebrook
678 – Cameron Edwards, Jackson
672 – Oscar Delp, West Forsyth
666 – Hayden Smith, North Paulding
654 – Collin Crowder, Towns County
652 – KD Hutchinson, Harris County
648 – Sacovie White, Cass
646 – Kahlil Jones, Paulding County
640 – Jevell Fugerson, Lee County
638 – Terrel Ashley, Crawford County
637 – Rishon Spencer, Duluth
633 – Cayden Lee, Westlake
630 – Christian Mathis, Marietta
629 – Joshua Thompson, Johns Creek
629 – Ravon Grant, Richmond Hill
626 – Davion Leslie, Lithia Springs
625 – Jake Johnson, Oconee County
623 – Taylor Carrell, Murray County
618 – Ny Carr, Colquitt County
615 – Matthew Miller, Providence Christian
613 – Malachi Townsend, Heritage-Newnan
612 – Jameel Avery, Chamblee
610 – Ayden Smith, Lithia Springs
607 – Shatavious Hogan, Baldwin
606 – Xavier Brantley, Montgomery County
604 – Brady Williams, Woodstock
602 – Vicari Swain, Central-Carrollton
600 – Malcolm Simmons, Jonesboro
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