Football Preview Capsules and Leaders: November 13, 2026

Capsules

Second round 8A playoffs

No. 6 Jordan (8-3) at No. 3 Hoggard (9-1)

Kickoff time: 7 p.m.

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Series history: Hoggard leads 1-0

Last meeting: Hoggard won 39-16 in 2023

Tim’s Take: Scott Braswell Stadium should be rocking as the Vikings are the only Wilmington team with a home game tonight. The Hoggard players will be ready to get back on the field after opening the playoffs with a bye. Quarterback Matthew Boring has a good chance of reaching 2,000 passing yards for the third straight season. He needs only 241 yards to get there. Boring is already the program’s all-time leader in passing yards. Next up on the list of achievements is the passing touchdown record, which is currently held by Josh Jones (69). Boring enters tonight’s contest with 61. Jordan averages 36.6 points per game but only 13.7 in their three losses. Seniors Devon Taylor and Jacorie Douglas have combined for 1,810 yards and 23 touchdowns while running behind a massive offensive line. None of the defenses they’ve faced are as good as Hoggard. The visiting Falcons may be able to keep it close for a half, but the physicality of the Vikings will eventually overwhelm them. Hoggard wins 35-14.

No. 9 Laney (6-5) at No. 1 Millbrook (9-0-1)

Kickoff time: 7 p.m.

Series history: Millbrook leads 1-0

Last meeting: Millbrook won 35-14 in 2004

Tim’s Take: Laney finished with 390 total yards and 47 points to pick up an impressive victory over Panther Creek a week ago. Things get much more difficult tonight against one of the state’s best teams regardless of classification. This isn’t a typo – Millbrook has allowed 23 points on the season. Only Rolesville reached double figures in a 10-10 tie. The Wildcats have shut out six opponents. Senior linebacker Quinton Cypher is a 4-star prospect who has 33 offers from most of the top college programs across the country. He has 114 tackles, including 45 for loss. Oregon commit Rashad Streets leads the team with 13 sacks and 29 hurries. A big issue for Laney this season has been protecting quarterback Joseph Stough. He better get the ball out of his hands quickly tonight before the pass rushers can get to him. Expect the Buccaneers to try and establish the running game as much as possible. I just don’t see how Laney generates points, so give me Millbrook by 28. 

Second round 7A playoffs

No. 12 Ashley (7-4) at No. 5 New Bern (7-3)

Kickoff time: 7 p.m.

Series history: New Bern leads 3-1

Last meeting: New Bern won 55-0 in 2012

Tim’s Take: For the fourth consecutive year, the Screaming Eagles will take the field in the second round of the playoffs. The next step for this program is to advance to the third round for the first time. Ashley has a great opportunity to do that tonight, especially if it can execute in all three phases of the game like last week. New Bern is only 3-3 against teams with winning records. The Bears rely heavily on senior running back Karvin Magwood, who has surpassed the 100-yard mark in all 10 games. He enters this contest with 1,867 yards and 32 TDs. There is no question he’s going to break off some explosive runs, but limiting those will be the key. Ashley defensive coordinator, Ashaad Yeoman, is one of the best in the business. I think he will put together a game plan that can at least slow down Magwood enough to keep this game close. I also like what I’ve seen from the Screaming Eagles’ offense lately. Things are starting to click on that side of the ball. The special teams advantage is big for Ashley, thanks to kicker/punter Bodey Porter. I’m an alum, so call it a homer pick if you want, but give me Ashley 24-21 on a late field goal.

No. 17 Topsail (5-6) at No. 1 Cleveland (9-1)

Kickoff time: 7 p.m.

Series history: Cleveland leads 1-0

Last meeting: Cleveland won 42-14 in 2022

Tim’s Take: An incredible playoff debut for freshman standout running back Kyle Albert last Friday sent the Pirates to the second round for the first time since 2011. Albert had 25 carries for 194 yards and all five touchdowns in a dominant 34-7 road win over Fuquay-Varina. Topsail’s defense also turned in one of its best performances of the season by forcing three turnovers. The area’s leading tackler, Ryan Strickland, finished with a team-high 11. Now, the Pirates turn their attention to a talented Cleveland team that has outscored its opponents 396-169. The Rams are fairly balanced offensively, averaging 194 passing yards and 123 rushing yards per game. Quarterback Owen Hulbert is completing 67 percent of his attempts (149 of 221) for 1,861 yards and 19 TDs. He has thrown nine interceptions as well. Cleveland’s defense is fast and physical. Jackson Fox is the leader with 33 tackles for loss, including 10.5 sacks. Topsail will certainly look to establish the run with Albert, but there will be times when Tyler Vickers needs to stand in the pocket and make a throw on third down to keep the chains moving. The biggest question mark will be whether or not he has time to do that. I think the confidence of winning last week will help the Pirates keep this one closer than most anticipate. Ultimately, Cleveland’s depth and playoff experience will be the difference in a 14-point win. 

No. 18 North Brunswick (6-5) at No. 2 Garner (8-2)

Kickoff time: 7 p.m.

Series history: First meeting

Tim’s Take: The Scorpions went on the road a week ago and picked up a 28-15 victory over Heritage despite playing without starting quarterback Eli Talley. Backup Ramere Jackson will once again take the snaps tonight. Several key injuries to other starters will make pulling off a massive upset even more difficult. North Brunswick is 6-1 when it holds the opponent to 15 points or fewer. Garner has an explosive offense that averages 37.2 yards, led by senior running back Amir Wallace (1,398 yards and 18 TDs). Quarterback Christian Ormandy has done a nice job of spreading the ball around. Nine players have at least five receptions on the season. Ormandy has also thrown 12 touchdowns and just two interceptions, so he is smart and takes care of the ball. The injuries will be too much for North Brunswick to overcome. Give me Garner by three scores. 

Area Leaders

Stats were compiled from MaxPreps or provided by area coaches.

Teams reporting this week were: Ashley, Hoggard, Laney, New Hanover, North Brunswick, Pender, South Brunswick, Topsail, Trask, and West Brunswick

POINTS PER GAME

Hoggard: 38.5 (385 points in 10 games)

Pender: 31.6 (348 points in 11 games)

Laney: 25.5 (281 points in 11 games)

South Brunswick: 25.4 (279 points in 11 games)

Ashley: 22.9 (252 points in 11 games)

West Brunswick: 21.3 (213 points in 10 games)

Topsail: 20.0 (220 points in 11 games)

North Brunswick: 18.1 (199 points in 11 games)

New Hanover: 12.1 (133 points in 11 games)

Trask: 8.3 (95 points in 11 games)

POINTS PER GAME AGAINST

Hoggard: 8.8 (88 points against in 10 games)

Ashley: 20.1 (221 points against in 11 games)

North Brunswick: 21.1 (232 points against in 11 games)

Laney: 24.0 (264 points against in 11 games)

Topsail: 24.5 (269 points against in 11 games)

South Brunswick: 24.8 (273 points against in 11 games)

Pender: 26.8 (295 points against in 11 games)

New Hanover: 30.7 (338 points against in 11 games)

West Brunswick: 34.2 (342 points against in 10 games)

Trask: 37.1 (408 points against in 11 games)

PASSING

Sr. Matthew Boring, Hoggard: 141-for-199, 1,759 yards, 22 TDs

Jr. Joseph Stough, Laney: 128-for-202, 1,582 yards, 14 TDs

Jr. Tyler Vickers, Topsail: 113-for-214, 1,533 yards, 5 TDs

Jr. Eli Talley, North Brunswick: 75-for-142, 1,011 yards, 10 TDs

Sr. Raleigh Sutton, Ashley: 102-for-175, 1,090 yards, 6 TDs

Sr. Ronan Brady, New Hanover: 84-for-148, 686 yards, 5 TDs 

Fr. Kaelum Grainger, South Brunswick: 57-for-114, 662 yards, 4 TDs

Jr. Kaleb Markel, South Brunswick: 38-for-58, 443 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Austin Deal, Pender: 25-for-67, 388 yards, 4 TDs

Sr. Julian Robles, New Hanover: 40-for-69, 384 yards, 3 TDs 

Sr. Karter Krowl, Ashley: 28-for-50, 364 yards, 4 TDs

Sr. Josiah Borton, West Brunswick: 29-for-74, 328 yards, 4 TDs

Jr. Kyle Floyd, West Brunswick: 28-for-73, 282 yards, 4 TDs

RUSHING

Sr. Amerius Revels, South Brunswick: 241 carries, 1,478 yards, 20 TDs

Sr. Matoshi Lance, West Brunswick: 103 carries, 958 yards, 10 TDs

Sr. Jeremiah Brown, Laney: 166 carries, 927 yards, 10 TDs

Fr. Kyle Albert, Topsail: 158 carries, 836 yards, 16 TDs

Sr. Austin Deal, Pender: 100 carries, 745 yards, 11 TDs

Sr. Jamison Brown, Pender: 103 carries, 710 yards, 8 TDs

Jr. Messiah Brockington, New Hanover: 147 carries, 601 yards, 1 TD 

Soph. Judah Gillespie, Hoggard: 129 carries, 591 yards, 9 TDs

Sr. Xavier Lendon, North Brunswick: 103 carries, 537 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Jahiem Lambe, Pender: 67 carries, 510 yards, 11 TDs

Sr. Luca Van Der Lee, Topsail: 83 carries, 509 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Josiah Borton, West Brunswick: 68 carries, 453 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Kamajah Wilson, Trask: 48 carries, 440 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Michael Miller Jr. Ashley: 110 carries, 425 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Jaiden Cokeley-Pridgenn, North Brunswick: 57 carries, 409 yards, 3 TDs

Jr. Gavin Fragiacomo, South Brunswick: 54 carries, 397 yards, 6 TDs

Sr. Zeke Williams, Pender: 41 carries, 375 yards, 3 TDs

Jr. Marzell Stanley, West Brunswick: 73 carries, 362 yards, 5 TDs

Jr. Jordin Cauble, Laney: 90 carries, 339 yards, 5 TDs

Soph. Aaron Sandherr, Topsail: 34 carries, 326 yards, 1 TD

Soph. Caiden Soto, Ashley: 61 carries, 300 yards

Jr. Bryson Ellison, New Hanover: 56 carries, 268 yards, 2 TDs 

Sr. Kyleik Cherry, Pender: 48 carries, 245 yards, 1 TD

Soph. Malcolm Baldwin, Pender: 25 carries, 242 yards, 2 TDs

Sr. Raleigh Sutton, Ashley: 57 carries, 231 yards, 9 TDs

Fr. Mally Hansley, Hoggard: 43 carries, 223 yards, 2 TDs

Sr. Zion Waters, Ashley: 52 carries, 220 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Kimon Moore, Pender: 25 carries, 207 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Ramere Jackson, North Brunswick: 31 carries, 198 yards, 3 TDs

Sr. Jacob Warren, Trask: 30 carries, 176 yards, 1 TD

Sr. Matthew Boring, Hoggard: 30 carries, 163 yards, 4 TDs

Jr. Eli Talley, North Brunswick: 78 carries, 160 yards, 1 TD

Sr. Ky’Andre Herring, West Brunswick: 36 carries, 156 yards, 2 TDs

Jr. Isaiah McIntosh, New Hanover: 26 carries, 155 yards, 2 TDs 

RECEIVING

Sr. Desyn Durand, Hoggard: 44 catches, 773 yards, 8 TDs

Jr. Edward Young, South Brunswick: 57 catches, 773 yards, 5 TDs

Jr. Carter Reitan, Topsail: 46 catches, 670 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Niko Warren, Laney: 47 catches, 658 yards, 8 TDs

Jr. Micah Hunter, Hoggard: 60 catches, 558 yards, 6 TDs

Sr. Kilby Theiss-Dixon, Laney: 29 catches, 465 yards, 4 TDs

Fr. Josiah Isom, Ashley: 39 catches, 461 yards, 3 TDs

Jr. Jahmeer Damon, Ashley: 28 catches, 399 yards, 2 TDs

Jr. Brayden Bell, West Brunswick: 22 catches, 324 yards, 2 TDs

Jr. Landon Fuchs, North Brunswick: 23 catches, 300 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Jeremiah Isom, Ashley: 21 catches, 249 yards, 5 TDs

Sr. Jayden Holloway, New Hanover: 29 catches, 241 yards, 2 TDs 

Sr. Eden Romero, West Brunswick: 24 catches, 239 yards, 4 TDs

Sr. Jahiem Lambe, Pender: 14 catches, 238 yards, 2 TDs

Sr. MJ Smith, North Brunswick: 14 catches, 235 yards, 3 TDs

Jr. Skyler Barnett, New Hanover: 30 catches, 234 yards, 2 TDs 

Fr. Kyle Albert, Topsail: 22 catches, 226 yards, 2 TDs

Soph. Tyler Salcido, Topsail: 7 catches, 221 yards, 2 TDs

Sr. Zack Albert, Topsail: 17 catches, 219 yards

Sr. Nakula O’Connor, Hoggard: 15 catches, 215 yards, 3 TDs

Jr. Damonte Hill, New Hanover: 13 catches, 201 yards, 1 TD

Sr. Javin Moore, Pender: 8 catches, 167 yards, 3 TDs

Sr. Shamell Canty, New Hanover: 17 catches, 150 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Ben Hirchag, Topsail: 11 catches, 130 yards

Jr. Jordin Cauble, Laney: 13 catches, 113 yards

Sr. Julian Morrison, Ashley: 19 catches, 110 yards, 1 TD

Jr. Emery Brown, Laney: 16 catches, 108 yards, 2 TDs

Sr. Amir Frazier, Laney: 11 catches, 107 yards

Sr. Nolan Wilson, Ashley: 8 catches, 103 yards

Jr. Brandon Swain, Topsail: 3 catches, 101 yards

TOTAL TACKLES

Sr. Ryan Strickland, Topsail: 137 tackles, 4 for loss

Sr. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 131 tackles, 11 for loss

Sr. Bruce Rogers, Pender: 123 tackles, 4 for loss

Sr. Kamajah Wilson, Trask: 119 tackles, 5 for loss

Jr. Isaiah McIntosh, New Hanover: 100 tackles, 5 for loss 

Soph. Jordan Sawyer, Pender: 92 tackles, 2 for loss

Sr. Zack Albert, Topsail: 91 tackles, 7 for loss

Jr. Nolan Guertin, West Brunswick: 88 tackles, 4 for loss

Jr. Dylan Kowalski, Ashley: 86 tackles, 2 for loss

Sr. Paxton Lee, Topsail: 86 tackles

Jr. Wyatt Clewis, South Brunswick: 83 tackles, 17 for loss

Sr. Wade Revelas, Topsail: 80 tackles, 1 for loss

Sr. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 77 tackles, 16 for loss

Soph. Toma Smith, West Brunswick: 77 tackles, 2 for loss

Sr. Harris McKoy, Ashley: 76 tackles, 2 for loss

Jr. Dominick Haag, West Brunswick: 75 tackles, 7 for loss

Sr. Jordyn Davis, Trask: 71 tackles, 6 for loss

Jr. My’kel Hall, Ashley: 71 tackles, 5 for loss

Jr. Jose Reyna, South Brunswick: 69 tackles, 2 for loss

Sr. Lijah Toledo, Topsail: 68 tackles

Jr. Bryson Ellison, New Hanover: 67 tackles, 14 for loss 

Jr. Jayden George, New Hanover: 67 tackles, 13 for loss 

Sr. Preston Plunkett, Topsail: 66 tackles, 5 for loss

Sr. Pres Toups, Hoggard: 66 tackles, 12 for loss

Sr. Jake Bryant, Pender: 65 tackles, 7 for loss

Sr. Pittman McEwen, Topsail: 64 tackles, 3 for loss

Jr. Damonte Hill, New Hanover: 62 tackles, 1 for loss 

Sr. Logan Petty, Hoggard: 62 tackles, 11 for loss

Soph. Colton Hearn, New Hanover: 59 tackles, 6.5 for loss

Jr. Hunter Howard, West Brunswick: 59 tackles

Jr. Elijah Bell, West Brunswick: 58 tackles, 4 for loss

Sr. Lemaj Green, Ashley: 56 tackles, 11 for loss

Sr. Amir Robbins, North Brunswick: 56 tackles, 3 for loss

Fr. Travis Brotherton, Trask: 55 tackles

Soph. Malcolm Baldwin, Pender: 53 tackles, 10 for loss

Jr. Skyler Barnett, New Hanover: 53 tackles, 3.5 for loss 

Sr. Israel Saunders, West Brunswick: 53 tackles, 2 for loss

Jr. Edward Young, South Brunswick: 53 tackles

Sr. Zymier Thomas, North Brunswick: 52 tackles, 1 for loss

Sr. Joe Deffinbaugh, Laney: 50 tackles, 2 for loss

Soph. Alex Lemaster, Ashley: 50 tackles, 10.5 for loss

Sr. Jesus Perez, Trask: 48 tackles, 2 for loss

Sr. Sammie Stanley, West Brunswick: 48 tackles, 4 for loss

Jr. Max Lockersby, Laney: 47 tackles, 4 for loss

Soph. Jacob Woodard, West Brunswick: 47 tackles

Jr. Graham McNeely, Hoggard: 46 tackles, 12 for loss

Soph. Aaron Sandherr, Topsail: 46 tackles

TACKLES PER GAME (Min. 35 tackles)

Sr. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 13.1 (131 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Ryan Strickland, Topsail: 12.5 (137 tackles in 11 games)

Sr. Kamajah Wilson, Trask: 11.9 (110 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Bruce Rogers, Pender: 11.2 (123 tackles in 11 games)

Jr. Isaiah McIntosh, New Hanover: 10.0 (100 tackles in 10 games) 

Jr. Dylan Kowalski, Ashley: 9.6 (86 tackles in 9 games)

Soph. Jordan Sawyer, Pender: 9.2 (92 tackles in 10 games)

Jr. Nolan Guertin, West Brunswick: 8.8 (88 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Harris McKoy, Ashley: 8.4 (76 tackles in 9 games)

Sr. Zack Albert, Topsail: 8.3 (91 tackles in 11 games)

Jr. Wyatt Clewis, South Brunswick: 8.3 (83 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Wade Revelas, Topsail: 8.0 (80 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Paxton Lee, Topsail: 7.8 (86 tackles in 11 games)

Sr. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 7.7 (77 tackles in 10 games)

Soph. Toma Smith, West Brunswick: 7.7 (77 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Israel Saunders, West Brunswick: 7.6 (53 tackles in 7 games)

Jr. Dominick Haag, West Brunswick: 7.5 (75 tackles in 10 games)

Jr. Hunter Howard, West Brunswick: 7.4 (59 tackles in 8 games)

Sr. Pres Toups, Hoggard: 7.3 (66 tackles in 9 games)

Sr. Isaac Clarida, West Brunswick: 7.2 (36 tackles in 5 games)

Jr. My’kel Hall, Ashley: 7.1 (71 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Amir Robbins, North Brunswick: 7.0 (56 tackles in 8 games)

Jr. Jose Reyna, South Brunswick: 6.9 (69 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Lijah Toledo, Topsail: 6.8 (68 tackles in 10 games)

Sr. Jordyn Davis, Trask: 6.5 (71 tackles in 11 games)

Jr. Elijah Bell, West Brunswick: 6.4 (58 tackles in 9 games)

Jr. Tyler Johnson, South Brunswick: 6.3 (44 tackles in 7 games)

Sr. Logan Petty, Hoggard: 6.2 (62 tackles in 10 games)

Jr. Bryson Ellison, New Hanover: 6.1 (67 tackles in 11 games) 

Jr. Jayden George, New Hanover: 6.1 (67 tackles in 11 games) 

Jr. Joshua Milton, New Hanover: 6.0 (36 tackles in 6 games)

Sr. Preston Plunkett, Topsail: 6.0 (66 tackles in 11 games)

Sr. Jake Bryant, Pender: 5.9 (65 tackles in 11 games)

Sr. JP Meyers, Hoggard: 5.9 (41 tackles in 7 games)

Sr. Pittman McEwen, Topsail: 5.8 (64 tackles in 11 games)

Sr. Zymier Thomas, North Brunswick: 5.8 (52 tackles in 9 games)

Sr. Lemaj Green, Ashley: 5.6 (56 tackles in 10 games)

Jr. Damonte Hill, New Hanover: 5.6 (62 tackles in 11 games) 

Soph. Alex Lemaster, Ashley: 5.6 (50 tackles in 9 games)

Fr. Travis Brotherton, Trask: 5.5 (55 tackles in 10 games)

SACKS

Sr. Lemaj Green, Ashley: 7.5

Sr. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 6

Jr. Bryson Ellison, New Hanover: 6

Jr. Jayden George, New Hanover: 5.5

Sr. Zack Albert, Topsail: 5

Jr. Graham McNeely, Hoggard: 5

Jr. Brayden Jones, South Brunswick: 4

Soph. Alex Lemaster, Ashley: 4

Sr. Ryan Strickland, Topsail: 4

Jr. Mohammed Ismail, Hoggard: 3

Jr. Irie LaPrade, South Brunswick: 3

Sr. Preston Plunkett, Topsail: 3

Sr. Quentrell Strong, New Hanover: 3

Jr. Oliver Hartzer, Ashley: 2.5

Jr. Horatio Watkins, Laney: 2.5

Sr. Kamajah Wilson, Trask: 2.5

Jr. Dustin Bittle, South Brunswick: 2

Jr. Hayden Carver, South Brunswick: 2

Sr. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 2

Jr. Gavin Fragiacomo, South Brunswick: 2

Soph. Colton Hearn, New Hanover: 2

Sr. Shawn Massing, Trask: 2

Sr. Pittman McEwen, Topsail: 2

Sr. JP Meyers, Hoggard: 2

Soph. Khalil Murray, Laney: 2

Jr. Jake Woodcock, Trask: 2

Jr. Nizier Hines, Laney: 1.5

Jr. Jadyn Wade, New Hanover: 1.5

TURNOVERS

Sr. Joe Deffinbaugh, Laney: 5 (4 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)

Sr. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 5 (4 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)

Sr. MJ Smith, North Brunswick: 5 (4 interceptions, 1 forced fumble)

Soph. Malcolm Baldwin, Pender: 4 (2 fumble recoveries, 1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Sr. Skylar Barnett, New Hanover: 4 (4 interceptions)

Sr. Jayden Holloway, New Hanover: 4 (3 forced fumbles, 1 interception) 

Sr. Roman Long, Topsail: 4 (4 interceptions)

Jr. Graham McNeely, Hoggard: 4 (1 interception, 2 forced fumbles, 1 interception)

Sr. Preston Plunkett, Topsail: 4 (2 fumble recoveries, 1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Sr. Jake Bryant, Pender: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)

Jr. Mohammed Ismail, Hoggard: 3 (1 interception, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)

Soph. Alex Lemaster, Ashley: 3 (1 interception, 1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Jr. Isaiah McIntosh, New Hanover: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery) 

Sr. Harris McKoy, Ashley: 3 (3 fumble recoveries)

Sr. Javin Moore, Pender: 3 (2 fumble recoveries, 1 interception)

Sr. Bruce Rogers, Pender: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)

Sr. Lijah Toledo, Topsail: 3 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery, 1 interception)

Sr. Kamajah Wilson, Trask: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)

Soph. Jacob Woodard, West Brunswick: 3 (3 interceptions)

Jr. Edward Young, South Brunswick: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble)

Jr. Jensen Anders, Ashley: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Jr. Harper Baker-Gray, Laney: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Fr. Travis Brotherton, Trask: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Jr. Lazayvius Carr, Pender: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Sr. Caleb Cassada, Ashley: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Sr. Mason Cheshire, Laney: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)

Jr. Wyatt Clewis, South Brunswick: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

Sr. Hunter Croom, Trask: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)

Sr. Jordyn Davis, Trask: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

Sr. Bryston Earp, South Brunswick: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Sr. Liam Geib, Hoggard: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

Jr. Tyson Hammonds, Ashley (2 fumble recoveries)

Jr. Oliver Hartzer, Ashley: 2 (1 interception, 1 fumble recovery)

Jr. Damonte Hill, New Hanover: 2 (2 interceptions)

Jr. Jayden Johnson, Laney: 2 (2 interceptions)

Jr. Dylan Kowalski, Ashley: 2 (2 interceptions)

Jr. Irie LaPrade, South Brunswick: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)

Jr. Kimon Moore, Pender: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

Sr. Logan Petty, Hoggard: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Sr. Javari Samuel, Pender: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

Soph. Aaron Sandherr, Topsail: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Sr. Israel Saunders, West Brunswick: 2 (1 fumble recovery, 1 interception)

Sr. Sully Springs, Hoggard: 2 (2 forced fumbles)

Jr. Cade Stephens, Hoggard: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 interception)

Soph. RJ Tindall, Ashley: 2 (2 interceptions)

Sr. Pres Toups, Hoggard: 2 (1 interception, 1 fumble recovery)

Sr. Kadorien Wallace, Laney: 2 (2 interceptions)

Soph. Amari Williams, Trask: 2 (1 fumble recovery, 1 interception)

Sr. Christian Willett, North Brunswick: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)

PUNTING 

Jr. Kanoa McGee, Hoggard: 21 punts, 40.1 average, 10 inside the 20

Jr. Wyatt Clewis, South Brunswick: 21 punts, 39.5 yards, 4 inside the 20

Sr. Bodey Porter, Ashley: 38 punts, 39.4 average, 10 inside the 20

Sr. Joe Deffinbaugh, Laney: 29 punts, 31.2 average, 4 inside the 20

KICKING

Jr. Kanoa McGee, Hoggard: 44-for-48 extra points, 10-for-16 field goals with a long of 54 yards

Sr. Bodey Porter, Ashley: 25-for-27 extra points, 9-for-9 field goals with a long of 43 yards

Jr. Ty Duleba, Laney: 21-for-23 extra points, 5-for-7 field goals with a long of 47 yards

Jr. Gavin Puffpaff, Topsail: 20-for-25 extra points, 3-for-5 field goals with a long of 30 yards

Jr. Camden Van Horn, South Brunswick: 20-for-26 extra points, 0-for-3 field goals

Sr. Alan Pantaleon, West Brunswick: 14-for-17 extra points

Jr. Ethan Kelly, West Brunswick: 9-for-9 extra points, 0-for-1 field goals

Soph. Bentley Burton, Laney: 7-for-8 extra points

 

 

 

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