Thumb Football Stat Leaders

Rushing
Thumb Rushing Leaders
Name School Att. Yards Avg. TD
Justin Stutler Millington 132 983 7.4 10
Mike Daniel Caro 173 926 5.4 9
John Schramski North Huron 136 903 6.6 6
Clinton Northrop Sandusky 144 772 5.4 11
Keif Vickers Vassar 109 772 7.1 7
Tyler Masse USA 113 746 6.6 7
Austin Osentoski Cass City 130 727 5.6 11
Doug Griffin North Branch 87 727 8.4 11
Chris Rowe Laker 98 724 7.4 5
Aaron Mercer Mayville 64 661 10.3 6

Passing
Thumb Passing Leaders
Name School Comp Att Pct Yards TD INT Rtg
Erik Dhyse North Huron 65 123 52.8% 903 15 6 97.04
Aaron Mercer Mayville 48 103 46.6% 729 8 6 72.03
Justin Shaver Marlette 39 89 43.8% 678 10 5 84.39
Joe Strauel Kingston 40 109 36.7% 643 5 8 41.95
Josh Pickell Reese 30 52 57.7% 642 11 2 156.09
Kyle Auernahmer Vassar 39 78 50.0% 598 6 6 69.28
Jordan Katt Sandusky 38 68 55.9% 532 5 7 62.87
Luke Voelker Laker 24 45 53.3% 465 4 7 54.40
Cole Anker USA 17 41 41.5% 397 4 2 89.18
Noah Moore Millington 21 37 56.8% 384 4 2 106.14

Scoring
Thumb Scoring Leaders
Name School TD 2 PAT PAT FG Pts
Cory Soucie Brown City 11 1 17 0 85
Mike Daniel Caro 12 4 0 0 80
Doug Griffin North Branch 11 2 7 0 77
Luke Voelker Laker 12 2 0 0 76
Austin Osentoski Cass City 12 0 0 0 72
Cory Clark Dryden 11 3 0 0 72
Clinton Northrop Sandusky 11 3 0 0 72
Jordan Terrasi Ubly 10 2 4 0 68
Justin Stutler Millington 10 2 0 0 64
Donnie Thomas Marlette 10 1 0 0 62

Receiving
Thumb Receiving Leaders
Name School Rec. Yards Avg. TD
Taylor Nicol Kingston 31 546 17.6 6
Kevin Rice North Huron 30 421 14.0 7
Donnie Thomas Marlette 15 401 26.7 8
Justin Heinlein Reese 12 350 29.2 7
Shaun Clancy North Huron 18 318 17.7 3
Paul Squires Mayville 11 271 24.6 3
Cody Leander Sandusky 16 269 16.8 5
Troy Hecht Vassar 13 249 19.2 4
Brandon King Marlette 11 228 20.7 2
Brandon Gierman Dryden 13 203 15.6 2

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