Thumb Football Stat Leaders

Rushing
Thumb Rushing Leaders
Name School Att. Yards Avg. TD
Mike Daniel Caro 149 775 5.2 8
Keif Vickers Vassar 109 772 7.1 7
Justin Stutler Millington 106 764 7.2 10
John Schramski North Huron 109 747 6.9 5
Chris Rowe Laker 85 678 8.0 4
Doug Griffin North Branch 78 639 8.2 10
Tyler Masse USA 99 632 6.4 6
Clinton Northrop Sandusky 123 610 5.0 9
Donnell Hamilton Peck 78 575 7.4 7
Luke Voelker Laker 73 571 7.8 12

Receiving
Thumb Receiving Leaders
Name School Rec. Yards Avg. TD
Taylor Nicol Kingston 26 456 17.5 5
Donnie Thomas Marlette 14 399 28.5 8
Kevin Rice North Huron 27 350 13.0 5
Justin Heinlein Reese 9 290 32.2 5
Paul Squires Mayville 11 271 24.6 3
Troy Hecht Vassar 13 249 19.2 3
Cody Leander Sandusky 14 248 17.7 5
Shaun Clancy North Huron 16 238 14.9 3
Brandon King Marlette 11 228 20.7 2
Josh Williams Millington 10 198 19.8 1

Passing
Thumb Passing Leaders
Name School Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT Rtg
Erik Dhyse North Huron 57 107 53.3% 732 11 5 89.78
Justin Shaver Marlette 36 80 45.0% 665 10 5 89.84
Joe Strauel Kingston 40 109 36.7% 643 5 8 41.95
Josh Pickell Reese 30 52 57.7% 642 11 2 156.09
Aaron Mercer Mayville 35 77 45.5% 592 7 6 69.83
Jordan Katt Sandusky 36 67 53.7% 465 4 7 52.15
Kyle Auernahmer Vassar 34 66 51.5% 465 5 6 61.74
Cole Anker USA 17 41 41.5% 397 4 2 89.18
Noah Moore Millington 21 37 56.8% 384 4 2 106.14
Luke Voelker Laker 20 34 58.8% 378 4 5 75.37

Scoring
Thumb Scoring Leaders
Name School TD 2 PAT PAT FG Pts
Cory Soucie Brown City 11 1 17 0 85
Luke Voelker Laker 12 2 0 0 76
Mike Daniel Caro 11 4 0 0 74
Cory Clark Dryden 11 3 0 0 72
Doug Griffin North Branch 10 2 0 0 64
Donnie Thomas Marlette 10 1 0 0 62
Justin Stutler Millington 10 0 0 0 60
Clinton Northrop Sandusky 9 3 0 0 60
Keif Vickers Vassar 9 1 1 0 57
Austin Osentoski Cass City 9 0 0 0 54
Denilo Sanchez Marlette 9 0 0 0 54
Jordan Terrasi Ubly 8 1 4 0 54
Tyler Masse USA 8 3 0 0 54

Comments

thumb fan said…
I think you're missing someone,
Nick Zaleski. Ranked #14 in the country, and also #2 in the State on Max Preps (NOTE: I know that not everyone posts stats on here, but some Thumb teams do),

Stats are as follows
Games Played: 6
Attempts:155
Yards:1,292
Yards/Att:8.34
Yards a Game:215.3
Longest:80
TD:16
Oct 7, 2009, 7:00:00 PM
Anonymous said…
8-man is not 11-man, can't compare the two. Period.
Oct 7, 2009, 10:26:00 PM
Christian Selich said…
I agree it is a different game, maybe take 1/2 of the stats of the 8 man game to compare with the 11 man game. I do not really know the answer, I just know that the two can not be equal.
Oct 8, 2009, 12:36:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Nick Zaleski plays for Owen-Gage. Plays in the NCTL and I watched him play. He is no where near one of the best running backs in the state or country. Come on, be real he is playing against A-F and CPS. Teams that couldn't even compete in 11 man. They take O-G, A-F, and CPS (Bottom 3 in the NCTL) and play each other every week. If he played against the best he would get his tail kicked in and his cut backs would not work. He is solid, but no where near the best in the state or country. You small country town people need to realize the state is a little bigger and there are bigger towns with big time players that have 4.4 speed and stronger all around. Open your eyes.
Oct 9, 2009, 8:39:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Nick Zaleski plays for Owen-Gage. Plays in the NCTL and I watched him play. He is no where near one of the best running backs in the state or country. Come on, be real he is playing against A-F and CPS. Teams that couldn't even compete in 11 man. They take O-G, A-F, and CPS (Bottom 3 in the NCTL) and play each other every week. If he played against the best he would get his tail kicked in and his cut backs would not work. He is solid, but no where near the best in the state or country. You small country town people need to realize the state is a little bigger and there are bigger towns with big time players that have 4.4 speed and stronger all around. Open your eyes.
Oct 9, 2009, 8:39:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Now that Sony's console is adding the capability to stream movies, should we expect a similar offering from Nintendo? Doubtful.
Nov 29, 2009, 12:17:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Hello! I'm just wondering if Blueray disks compatible to be used on all of the Playstation 3 (PS3)? As well can PS2 (Playstation 2) games be compatible with all models of the PS 3/Playstation 3?
Nov 29, 2009, 12:20:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter says to expect a return to double-digit growth when September's video game sales numbers are released next week: pcworld.com/article/173353/analyst_playstation_3_over_xbox_360_and_wii_in_september.html
Nov 29, 2009, 12:22:00 PM
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