Who are the Southwest Ohio statistical leaders in football as the playoffs begin?

The Ohio High School Athletic Association football playoffs are here. Before your favorite team plays a do-or-die game Friday night, here is a look at the final regular-season statistical leaders in Southwest Ohio.

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Passing yards

1. Brady Sutton, Western Brown – 3,544

2. J.J. Miller, Williamsburg – 3,028

3. Justice Burnam, Anderson – 2,948

4. Jess Roller, Batavia – 2,651

5. Devan Nigam, Turpin – 2,579

6. Jahmeir Spain, Mt. Healthy – 2,507

7. Jackson McGowan, Taylor – 2,483

8. Brady Young, New Richmond – 2,385

9. Isaiah Petty, CHCA – 2,361

10. Peter Breidenbach, Madeira – 2,352

11. Matt Ponatoski, Moeller – 2,233

12. Armoud Seals, Taft – 2,177

13 (tie). Luke Brand, Milford – 2,049

13 (tie). Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate – 2,049

15. Alex Amburgy, Waynesville – 2,046

16. Grant Nurre, Kings – 2,034

Passing touchdowns

1. J.J. Miller, Williamsburg – 40

2 (tie). Justice Burnam, Anderson – 29

2 (tie). Luke Dunn, Withrow – 29

4 (tie). Brady Young, New Richmond – 27

4 (tie). Brady Sutton, Western Brown – 27

4 (tie). Jackson McGowan, Taylor – 27

7 (tie). Jahmeir Spain, Mt. Healthy – 26

7 (tie). Isaiah Petty, CHCA – 26

9 (tie). Peter Breidenbach, Madeira – 25

9 (tie). Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate – 25

11 (tie). Jess Roller, Batavia – 24

12 (tie). Armoud Seals, Taft – 21

12 (tie). Braden Bobo, McNicholas – 21

14 (tie). Matt Ponatoski, Moeller – 20

14 (tie). Bubba Smart, Roger Bacon – 20

Rushing yards

1. Izayah Camp, Western Hills – 1,850

2. Demico Harris, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place – 1,648

3. Jayel Harris, Purcell Marian – 1,611

4. Riley Caldwell, Ross – 1,481

5. Damien Dawson, Lockland – 1,466

6. Austin Fancher, Reading – 1,410

7. Brent Thompson, Gamble Montessori – 1,380

8. Lee Thomas, CCD – 1,353

9. Rico Johnson, CCPA – 1,334

10. Devlan Daniel, Indian Hill – 1,293

11. Talon Fisher, Fairfield – 1,292

12. Colton Endicott, Loveland – 1,216

13. Jordan Marshall, Moeller – 1,202

14. Logan Chesser, Clinton-Massie – 1,198

15. Eugene Harney, Sycamore – 1,149

Rushing touchdowns

1. Lee Thomas, CCD – 25

2. Jayel Harris, Purcell Marian – 23

3 (tie). Ryan Brass, Elder – 22

3 (tie). Austin Fancher, Reading – 22

3 (tie). Brodey Berg, Anderson – 22

3 (tie). Riley Caldwell, Ross – 22

7. Demico Harris, St. Bernard-Elmwood Place – 21

8. Izayah Camp, Western Hills – 18

9 (tie). Logan Chesser, Clinton-Massie – 17

9 (tie). Nathan Webster, Milford – 17

11. Talon Fisher, Fairfield – 16

12 (tie). Damien Dawson, Lockland – 15

12 (tie). Brent Thompson, Gamble Montessori – 15

12 (tie). Devlan Daniel, Indian Hill – 15

15 (tie). Garrett Lundy, Waynesville – 14

15 (tie). Eugene Harney, Sycamore – 14

15 (tie). Braylen Patchell, New Richmond – 14

15 (tie). Jordan Marshall, Moeller – 14

Receptions

1. Isaiah Smith, Western Brown – 105

2. Trace Jallick, Anderson – 82

3. Max Mehlman, Batavia – 71

4. Ashton Warther, Milford – 66

5. JayJay Etheridge, Mt. Healthy – 61

6. Michael Brown, Wilmington – 59

7. Reece Davis, Milford – 58

8. Zion Neal, Lakota East – 57

9 (tie). Carson Harris, Batavia – 55

9 (tie). Kyle Koch, Lebanon – 55

9 (tie). Mike Smith, Anderson – 55

12. Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia – 54

13 (tie). Josh Mirus, Elder – 51

13 (tie). Lucas Powell, Western Brown – 51

13 (tie). Colin Miranda, Madeira – 51

Receiving yards

1. Isaiah Smith, Western Brown – 1,928

2. Nate Lyman, Kings – 1,142

3. Pierce Ayers, Williamsburg – 1,078

4. JayJay Etheridge, Mt. Healthy – 1,066

5. Josh Carter, Franklin – 1,050

6. Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia – 995

7. Max Mehlman, Batavia – 963

8. Aaron McFarland, Taylor – 916

9. Michael Brown, Wilmington – 887

10. Cohen Manning, New Richmond – 859

11. Connor Berrey, Waynesville – 837

12. Trace Jallick, Anderson – 836

13. Reece Davis, Milford – 798

14. Gio Garrett, Sycamore – 788

15. Aidan Thiele, Madeira – 765

Receiving touchdowns

1. Nate Lyman, Kings – 17

2 (tie). Aaron McFarland, Taylor – 14

2 (tie). Isaiah Smith, Western Brown – 14

4. Pierce Ayers, Williamsburg – 13

5 (tie). Cohen Manning, New Richmond – 12

5 (tie). Reno Roehm, CHCA – 12

5 (tie). Luke Rogers, Harrison – 12

8. Austin Elkins, Williamsburg – 11

9 (tie). JayJay Etheridge, Mt. Healthy – 10

9 (tie). Aidan Thiele, Madeira – 10

9 (tie). Jeremiah Rudisell, Taylor – 10

12 (tie). Waylon Morris, Bethel-Tate – 9

12 (tie). Aidan Brown, Badin – 9

12 (tie). Chris Henry Jr., Withrow – 9

12 (tie). Jackson Vest, CHCA – 9

Extra points made

1. Ean McGuinness, Clinton-Massie – 50

2. Andrew Zimmerman, CCD – 48

3. Alex Grace, Indian Hill – 46

4. Mason Cooper, Milford – 45

5. Ian Simpson, Reading – 44

6 (tie). Landen Anderson, Harrison – 39

6 (tie). Rex Shaffer, Withrow – 39

8. Jake Isgrig, Madeira – 38

9. Connor Berrey, Waynesville – 37

10. Landon Goethe, Anderson – 36

Field goals made

1 (tie). Carter Rummer, Wyoming – 11

1 (tie). Connor Berrey, Waynesville – 11

3. Conner Stephens, Hamilton – 8

4 (tie). Brayden Benner, Lakota West – 7

4 (tie). Max Gogul, Mason – 7

4 (tie). Jack Schroer, La Salle – 7

4 (tie). Jake Cengia, St. Xavier – 7

8. Ian Simpson, Reading – 6

9 (tie). Ean McGuinness, Clinton-Massie – 5

9 (tie). Addi Braun, Turpin – 5

9 (tie). Isaac Cooper, West Clermont – 5

9 (tie). Alex Grace, Indian Hill – 5

Longest field goal

1. Alex Grace, Indian Hill – 54 yards

2. Derek Morris, Fenwick – 52 yards

3. Drew Burdine, Kings – 48

4. Jack Schroer, La Salle – 47

5 (tie). Devin Orr, Moeller – 46

5 (tie). Ian Simpson, Reading – 46

Tackles

1. Nolan Darnell, Bethel-Tate – 138

2. Michael Jones, Hughes – 129

3 (tie). Tye Spaulding, Western Brown – 126

4. Sam Reder, Summit Country Day – 125

5 (tie). Braydon Isaacs, Franklin – 123

5 (tie). Zion James, Walnut Hills – 123

7. Aidan Thiele, Madeira – 119

8. Shepard Snell, CCD – 118

9 (tie). Raishawn Cotton, Mt. Healthy – 114

9 (tie). Finn Warden, Mariemont – 114

9 (tie). Tayshaun Banks, Taft – 114

9 (tie). Tiosa Sherman, Western Hills – 114

13. Jack Berry, Franklin – 112

14. Alex Bradshaw, Fayetteville-Perry – 111

15 (tie). C.J. Bryant, Hamilton – 108

15 (tie). Cody Neltner, Little Miami – 108

15 (tie). Jamier Johnson, Clark Montessori – 108

Sacks

1. Jayden Bowden, Shroder – 18

2. Johnny Minton, Lockland – 14

3. Justin Hill, Winton Woods – 13

4. Malachi Cumberland, Wilmington – 12

5 (tie). Tiosa Sherman, Western Hills – 11.5

5 (tie). Quinten Wagers, Lebanon – 11.5

7. Gio Higgins, St. Bernard – 11

8. Les Criswell, Lockland – 10.5

9 (tie). Nolan Darnell, Bethel-Tate – 10

9 (tie). Jamier Johnson, Clark Montessori – 10

9 (tie). P.J. Nelson, Princeton – 10

9 (tie).Desmond Davis, Gamble - 10

Interceptions

1. Jayonn Saunders, Purcell Marian – 8

2. Xaden Hunt, CNE – 7

3 (tie). Dylan Hacker, Loveland – 6

3 (tie). Eli Stewart, Wilmington – 6

3 (tie). Waylon Morris, Bethel-Tate – 6

6 (tie). Colton Weisbrod, Kings – 5

6 (tie). Tayshaun Banks, Taft – 5

6 (tie). Andrew Weber, St. Xavier – 5

6 (tie). Drew Robinson, Moeller – 5

6 (tie). Nate Colyer, McNicholas – 5

6 (tie). Donovan Matthews, Summit Country Day – 5

Team points scored

1. CCD – 431

2. Williamsburg – 423

3. Anderson – 410

4. Withrow – 388

5. Clinton-Massie – 380

6. Reading – 374

7. Milford – 365

8. New Richmond – 351

9. Indian Hill – 347

10. St. Bernard-Elmwood Place - 345

Team points allowed

1. CCD – 20

2. Withrow – 50

3. Lakota West – 77

4. Winton Woods – 83

5. Clinton-Massie – 90

6. Princeton – 95

7. Wyoming – 100

8. Badin – 123

9. Taft – 126

10. Indian Hill – 139

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