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AlmanacSports.com has compiled the leaders for several key statistical categories for Southwestern Indiana football. Here are the Top 5 in each category through the end of Week 10:
Top 5 Passing by yards (Comp-Att-Int yards)
1) Dayne Keller (Castle) (148-238-5 2,093)
2) Kurtis Wilderman (Ev. Mater Dei) (159-261-10 2,084)
3) Reid Mahan (Ev. Reitz) (126-218-6 1,910)
4) Michael Lindauer (Ev. Memorial) (137-224-9 1,815)
5) Isaac Sellers (Gibson Southern) (172-117-3 1,752)
Top 5 Rushing by yards (Rushes-yards)
1) Caden Fields (North Knox) (224-1,807)
2) Tor'jon Evans (Ev. Central) (201-1,608)
3) Camdon Cartwright (Boonville) (175-1,291)
4) Tucker Schank (Southridge) (180-1,242)
5) Kenyon Ervin (Ev. Memorial) (195-1,174)
Top 5 Receiving by yards (Rec-yards)
1) Colton O'Neal (Pike Central) (70-898)
2) Noah McLean (Castle) (58-854)
3) Walker Massey (Ev. Mater Dei) (53-709)
4) Zac Allen (Ev. Mater Dei) (33-657)
5) Noah McBride (Ev. Harrison) (27-634)
Top 5 Scoring
1) Caden Fields (North Knox) (26 TD's, 156 points)
2) Dylan Stefanich (Gibson Southern) (22 TD's, 134 points)
3) Sam Rowan (South Spencer) (19 TD's, 114 points)
4) Jacob Braun (Perry Central) (18 TD's, 108 points)
5) Chandler McKee (Gibson Southern) (8 TD's, 3 FG's, 50 PAT's, 107 points)
Top 5 Tackles
1) Jesse Kissel (North Posey) (151 tackles)
2) Carlis Falls-Wells (Ev. Bosse) (134 tackles)
3) Cage Street (Ev. North) (128 tackles)
4) Reed Overton (Boonville) (114 tackles)
5) Alex Bevin (Boonville) (111 tackles)
Top 5 sacks
1) Jacob Marchino (Pike Central) (6 sacks, 30 yards lost)
2) Joey Diekmann (Ev. Reitz) (5.5 sacks, 52 yards lost)
t3) Jackson Ashby (Ev. Reitz) (5 sacks, 52 yards lost)
t3) Tristan Brown (Southridge) (5 sacks, 53 yards lost)
t3) Noah Scheller (North Posey) (5 sacks, 41 yards lost)
Top 5 Interceptions
1) Calvin Brinton (Ev. Reitz) (8 interceptions)
2) Malcolm DePriest, Jr. (Ev. Central) (6 interceptions)
3) Braden Harding (Southridge) (7 interceptions)
t4) Arthur Glover (South Spencer) (5 interceptions)
t4) Bailey Neufelder (Gibson Southern) (5 interceptions)
SOURCE: MaxPreps.com | 
Dan Engler
