{"id":8506,"date":"2024-11-01T12:45:38","date_gmt":"2024-11-01T16:45:38","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.coastalpreps.com\/football\/?p=8506"},"modified":"2024-11-01T14:06:40","modified_gmt":"2024-11-01T18:06:40","slug":"football-preview-capsules-and-leaders-november-1-2024","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.coastalpreps.com\/football\/football-preview-capsules-and-leaders-november-1-2024\/","title":{"rendered":"Football Preview Capsules and Leaders: November 1, 2024"},"content":{"rendered":"

***The rankings by each area team come from the Coastal Preps Power Rankings***<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n

Capsules<\/h2>\n

Mideastern Conference<\/h3>\n

No. 1 Hoggard (8-1, 6-0) at No. 5 New Hanover (5-3, 3-2)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> Tied 30-30<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> Hoggard won 44-7 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>For most of the season it looked like this rivalry game was going to once again determine the Mideastern Conference champion, but New Hanover’s stunning loss a week ago to West Brunswick gave Hoggard its second straight title. There is still always a lot at stake when these two meet, especially with the series being tied at 30 wins for each program. The Vikings gave coach Craig Underwood his 100th career victory in dominant fashion last Friday night. Hoggard has also won 13 consecutive MEC games since suffering a 10-7 loss at New Hanover on October 28, 2022. Sophomore quarterback Matthew Boring is one of the frontrunners for conference player of the year. He leads the area with 1,857 yards and 17 TDs. Look for him to get the ball to playmaker Nas Session early and often. The Vikings can still improve in the running game, so I expect Underwood will challenge his lineman to be physical against a really talented front seven for New Hanover that is trying to prove last week was just a fluke. The Wildcats seemed to be making strides offensively by putting up 79 points in wins against North Brunswick and Laney, but turnovers proved to be costly last Friday. New Hanover doesn’t need to play a perfect game in order to win this game, but it certainly cant’ beat itself. One of the big keys will be protecting quarterback Jacob Monroe. If he has time in the pocket, he could have a big night completing passes to Zeus Batts, Kellum Brown and Harrison Isear. <\/p>\n

No. 8 North Brunswick (5-4, 2-4) at No. 3 Ashley (7-2, 4-2)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> North Brunswick leads 8-1<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> North Brunswick won 34-14 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>This should be a great test for both teams as they prepare for the playoffs. North Brunswick has won the past six meetings, but Ashley enters as the slight favorite at home. The Screaming Eagles are looking to tie the 2004 team for most victories in a season with eight. That would give them a chance to make history in the first round of the playoffs. Senior running back Jaelan Brewington needs only 29 yards to surpass 1,000 for the second year in a row. He had a strong performance last week against Topsail with 19 carries for 105 yards and two TDs. Classmate Quinn Bentley also found the end zone twice and came away with an interception late in the fourth quarter to seal the win. Those two will get plenty of touches again against a Scorpion defense that allowed 10.1 yards per carry in an overtime loss against Laney a week ago. In that game, North Brunswick had 191 rushing yards in the first half, but only 54 in the second half and overtime. Chris Webb and Ty Whiters are explosive wide receivers that will need to make some plays in order to open things up for running backs Kane Jenrette and Calvin Webb.<\/p>\n

No. 6 Topsail (4-4, 3-3) at No. 7 Laney (5-4, 4-2) <\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> Laney leads 9-2<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> Laney won 26-12 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take:<\/strong> After rallying for an overtime victory at North Brunswick a week ago, Laney faces another tough test against a Topsail team that is looking to bounce back after suffering back-to-back losses to Hoggard and Ashley. The Buccaneers got a stellar performance from junior running back Joquin Dingle last Friday night. He had 24 carries for 252 yards and a touchdown. Senior standout wide receiver Hampton Roderick is expected to return from an injury that has kept him out since the second week of the season. Roderick hauled in 82 catches for 1,401 yards and 10 scores as a junior. Expect quarterback Kolbe Little to look his way a lot as they try to regain some chemistry before the 4A playoffs begin in two weeks. If the Pirates are going to pull off the upset, they are going to need more production out of the passing game. Eli Hebron had just 10 yards and a pair of interceptions in the loss to Ashley. The Pirates have shown the ability to run the ball, but Laney’s defense did an incredible job taking that away from North Brunswick in the season half a week ago. <\/p>\n

No. 10 West Brunswick (2-7, 1-5) at No. 13 South Brunswick (0-8, 0-5)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> West Brunswick lead 42-15<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> West Brunswick won 43-42 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>West Brunswick is coming off its biggest win under second-year coach Shane Handy. The Trojans finished with a season-high 380 yards of offense in a 24-21 victory over New Hanover. It was just the fourth win in 30 games dating back to 2021 and first over a 4A program since September 23, 2022 when they beat Ashely 56-49. Sophomore quarterback Josiah Borton went 12-for-20 for 189 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Running back Javonta Daniels was his usual dominant self, finishing with 35 carries for 171 yards. The senior should have a big game against a South Brunswick defense that 40.5 point per game. The Cougars saw their losing streak reach 15 games a week ago with a 49-0 loss at Hoggard in which they managed to generate only 39 yards of offense. The past three games in this series have all been decided by seven points or fewer. West Brunswick earned a thrilling 43-42 win a season ago when Joseph Hamric caught a 9-yard touchdown with no time remaining and then connected on the extra points. The Trojans also had a 21-14 victory in 2021, while South Brunswick won by a score of 45-40 in 2022. <\/p>\n

Waccamaw Conference<\/h3>\n

No. 4 South Columbus (8-1, 5-0) at No. 2 Whiteville (8-1, 5-0)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7:30 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> South Columbus leads 20-12<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> Whiteville won 53-0 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>The atmosphere at historic Legion Stadium should be electric as the rivals square off with the Waccamaw Conference title on the line. The winner will also likely receive a top-five seed for the 2A playoffs. Whiteville is currently at No. 4 in the RPI, while South Columbus sits at No. 6. The Wolfpack have won the past five meetings, including three in a row by a combined score of 165-7. Whiteville enters as a favorite, but it would be a surprise if the game goes to a running clock at any point in the second half. The Stallions are coming off a bye, so they’ve had two weeks to prepare. It will be important for running backs Rush Blackwell (1,064 yards and 15 TDs) and Briar Johnson (720 yards and 15 TDs) to get going early. South Columbus has shown the ability to throw the ball, but it’s not built to come from behind. Whiteville coach JP Price has plenty of offensive weapons at his disposal. The ground game is led by Cam McKvian and Nallegem Powell, who have combined for 22 touchdowns, while standout wide receiver Will Fisher has found the end zone a total of eight times. Defensive back Caleb Johnson has an incredible seven interceptions, including four that he has returned for a touchdown. <\/p>\n

No. 9 Pender (6-3, 3-2) at No. 12 Trask (6-3, 2-3)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7:30 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> Pender leads 13-8<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> Trask won 58-28 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>Expect a lot of points and very few pass attempts in this contest between two of the top-five scoring offenses in the area. Pender’s Jeremiah Johnson is quietly having one of the best seasons among 1A players across the state. He’s already up to 1,771 yards and 27 touchdowns. He’s surpassed the 200-yard mark in each of the past three games and six of nine over the course of the season. If the Patriots are able to make a deep playoff run, he could surpass 2,500 yards. Trask continues to rely heavily on a pair of experienced seniors (Sherron Henderson and Asher Eason) and two talented sophomores (Jaiden Young and Kamajah Wilson) on both sides of the ball. The Titans started 5-0 before dropping three in a row. They got back on track with a 55-0 victory at winless East Columbus a week ago. The latest 2A playoff projects from HighSchoolOT have Trask as one of the final five teams in, so a win should lock up a spot. <\/p>\n

No. 15 East Columbus (0-9, 0-5) at No. 14 West Columbus (1-7, 0-5)<\/h4>\n

Kickoff time:<\/strong> 7:30 p.m.<\/p>\n

Series history:<\/strong> West Columbus leads 18-15<\/p>\n

Last meeting:<\/strong> West Columbus won 55-0 in 2023<\/p>\n

Tim’s Take: <\/strong>These rivals have had rough seasons up to this point, so this game will be more about pride than anything else. West Columbus has won the past four meetings. The last two haven’t been close (42-6 and 55-0), but the talent level is closer this season. After being shut out in their first four conference games, the Vikings scored a pair of touchdowns a week ago against Pender on passes from Larry Graham to fellow sophomore Santonio Vereen. East Columbus also only has two touchdowns in five conference games. The Gators have an exciting sophomore of their own in wide receiver Demetrius Dexter. Turnovers have plagued these teams all season, so both coaches would love to see their offense protect the ball. <\/p>\n

Area Leaders<\/h2>\n

Football leaders will be updated each Friday throughout the season. Stats were provided by area coaches.<\/em><\/p>\n

Teams reporting this week were: Ashley, East Bladen, Hoggard, Laney, New Hanover, North Brunswick, Pender, South Brunswick, South Columbus, Topsail and West Brunswick<\/span><\/p>\n

POINTS PER GAME<\/h4>\n

Pender: 51.0 (459 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Whiteville: 46.0 (414 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

South Columbus: 42.2 (380 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Hoggard 41.6 (374 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Trask: 36.7 (330 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Ashley: 32.2 (290 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

North Brunswick: 32.3 (291 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Topsail: 28.5 (228 points in 8 games)<\/p>\n

New Hanover: 26.5 (212 points in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Laney: 26.3 (237 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

East Bladen: 22.8 (228 points in 10 games)<\/p>\n

West Brunswick: 17.8 (160 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

South Brunswick: 11.3 (90 points in 8 games)<\/p>\n

West Columbus: 7.9 (63 points in 8 games)<\/p>\n

East Columbus: 7.7 (69 points in 9 games)<\/p>\n

POINTS PER GAME AGAINST<\/h4>\n

Whiteville: 10.4 (94 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

New Hanover: 15.4 (123 points against in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Hoggard 15.6 (140 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

South Columbus: 16.2 (146 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Ashley: 16.3 (147 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Pender: 18.6 (167 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Trask: 19.6 (176 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

North Brunswick: 22.8 (205 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Topsail: 23.4 (187 points against in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Laney: 26.0 (234 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

East Bladen: 28.1 (281 points against in 10 games)<\/p>\n

West Brunswick: 35.7 (321 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

South Brunswick: 40.5 (324 points against in 8 games)<\/p>\n

West Columbus: 50.0 (400 points against in 8 games)<\/p>\n

East Columbus: 50.2 (452 points against in 9 games)<\/p>\n

PASSING<\/h4>\n

Soph. Matthew Boring, Hoggard: 136-for-194, 1,857 yards, 17 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Jacob Monroe, New Hanover: 123-for-171, 1,614 yards, 14 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Kolbe Little, Laney: 115-for-228, 1,475 yards, 13 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Jayden Daniels, South Brunswick: 88-for-183, 1,081 yards, 9 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Jack Eller, Ashley: 84-for-120, 1,020 yards, 14 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Jonah Campbell, North Brunswick: 64-for-107, 885 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Soph. Josiah Borton, West Brunswick: 63-for-140, 866 yards, 7 TDs<\/p>\n

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West Brunswick’s Josiah Borton. [Tim Hower\/Coastal Preps]<\/p><\/div>Sr. Eli Hebron, Topsail: 39-for-101, 722 yards, 10 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Jaxson Greene, South Columbus: 25-for-54, 521 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Keyshawn Kemp, East Bladen: 15-for-32, 318 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Nehemiah Jacobs, North Brunswick: 14-for-34, 297 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Mark Rawls, Pender: 18-for-43, 285 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Andrew Hubard, Hoggard: 11-for-13, 144 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Kewone Maynor, East Bladen: 9-for-29, 110 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

RUSHING<\/h4>\n

Sr. Jeremiah Johnson, Pender: 188 carries, 1,771 yards, 27 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Rush Blackwell, South Columbus: 94 carries, 1,064 yards, 15 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Jaelan Brewington, Ashley: 154 carries, 971 yards, 11 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Javonta Daniels, West Brunswick: 169 carries, 902 yards, 8 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Briar Johnson, South Columbus: 110 carries, 720 yards, 15 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Ellis Williams, Laney: 143 carries, 701 yards, 8 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Calvin Webb, North Brunswick, 87 carries, 560 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Mathew Hays, Topsail: 91 carries, 558 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Kewone Maynor, East Bladen: 53 carries, 557 yards, 8 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Dashon Campbell, East Bladen: 104 carries, 543 yards, 6 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Corryon Moore, Pender: 51 carries, 522 yards, 6 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Jaylen Suggs, East Bladen: 98 carries, 466 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Quinn Bentley, Ashley: 77 carries, 459 yards, 10 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Isaiah Newkirk, Hoggard: 90 carries, 429 yards, 10 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Landen Cook, Topsail: 76 carries, 424 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Eli Hebron, Topsail: 79 carries, 417 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Joquin Dingle, Laney: 54 carries, 408 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Damarion Smith, Topsail: 45 carries, 404 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Aamere Montgomery, North Brunswick: 65 carries, 391 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Marqueze Higgins, New Hanover: 113 carries, 390 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Knari Brown, Laney: 43 carries, 333 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Jr. Torean Cogdell, East Bladen: 39 carries, 340 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Logan Todd, South Columbus: 33 carries, 330 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

RECEIVING<\/h4>\n

Sr. Nas Session, Hoggard: 44 catches, 670 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Zeus Batts, New Hanover: 49 catches, 636 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Jordan Tun, Laney: 43 catches, 573 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

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Laney’s Jordan Tun. [Tim Hower\/Coastal Preps]<\/p><\/div>Soph. Kilby Theiss-Dixon, Laney: 30 catches, 420 yards, 6 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Chris Webb, North Brunswick: 30 catches, 509 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Blake Edwards, Hoggard: 37 catches, 390 yards, 7 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Cooper Creel, South Brunswick: 20 catches, 374 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Sr. Harrison Isear, New Hanover: 28 catches, 358 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Kellum Brown, New Hanover: 22 catches, 356 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Dolan Davis, Ashley: 25 catches, 346 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Weston Chalk, Hoggard: 21 catches, 306 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Soph. Desyn Durand, Hoggard: 13 catches, 299 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Sr. Malaki Moore, East Bladen: 13 catches, 285 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Landon Harrelson, Ashley: 18 catches, 284 yards, 4 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Kylel Hansley, North Brunswick: 18 catches, 270 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Demetrius Smith, Hoggard: 18 catches, 267 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Corben Farrow, South Brunswick: 19 catches, 266 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Ty Whiters, North Brunswick: 8 catches, 247 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Daniel Ray, South Columbus: 10 catches, 224 yards, 5 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Jude Surigao, West Brunswick: 20 catches, 224 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Sr. Joseph Hamric, West Brunswick: 12 catches, 209 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Sr. Bennett Ballantine, South Brunswick: 22 catches, 199 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Sr. Jabreel Murray, Laney: 9 catches, 184 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Jr. K\u2019Veon Griffin, West Brunswick: 8 catches, 177 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Jackson Reeves, Topsail: 6 catches, 167 yards, 1 TD<\/p>\n

Sr. Rush Blackwell, South Columbus: 7 catches, 162 yards, 2 TDs<\/p>\n

Jr. Cameron Koehler, Topsail: 8 catches, 150 yards, 3 TDs<\/p>\n

TOTAL TACKLES<\/h4>\n

Sr. Jack Earley, South Brunswick: 125 tackles, 5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Vincent Agrillo, Ashley: 104 tackles, 9 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Evan Batts, Topsail: 96 tackles, 12 for loss<\/p>\n

Soph. Bruce Rogers, Pender: 81 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Shane Graham, New Hanover: 78 tackles, 9.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Jassiah Hill, Pender: 78 tackles, 3 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryan Chambers, South Columbus: 76 tackles, 5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Walter Moore, Topsail: 75 tackles, 7.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Chris Morton, New Hanover: 75 tackles, 14.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Rylan Norris, South Columbus: 74 tackles, 3 for loss<\/p>\n

Soph. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 73 tackles, 2 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Adrian Gaines, Ashley: 72 tackles, 1.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Gregor Brock, South Brunswick: 69 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Zack Hall, Ashley: 69 tackles, 2.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Cole Butler, East Bladen: 67 tackles<\/p>\n

Jr. Landon Lash, Topsail: 67 tackles, 7.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Porter Dabbs, Hoggard: 65 tackles, 7 for loss<\/p>\n

Soph. Zeke Williams, Pender: 65 tackles<\/p>\n

Sr. Demari Morgan, Pender: 62 tackles, 9 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryder Willcox, Topsail: 62 tackles, 14 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Briar Johnson, South Columbus: 61 tackles, 9 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Luke Hernandez, Pender: 59 tackles, 12 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Ethan Halkyer, Ashley: 58 tackles, 6.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Kiyez McClean, New Hanover: 58 tackles, 2.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Joseph Mcpherson, Laney: 57 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Julius Battle, East Bladen: 55 tackles<\/p>\n

Sr. Noah Brannon, Ashley: 55 tackles, 4.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Kamar Fulton, Hoggard: 55 tackles<\/p>\n

Jr. Zyquan Murphy, Pender: 53 tackles, 13 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Mason Wiseman, Laney: 52 tackles, 12 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Jamari Simpson, New Hanover: 51 tackles, 10.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Mikko Skinner, New Hanover: 51 tackles, 7.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Kenyon Newkirk, Laney: 50 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Tully Dunne, New Hanover: 49 tackles, 9 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Drake Drueppel, Ashley: 48 tackles, 4.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Malachi Hill, Pender: 48 tackles, 3 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Aidan Talley, North Brunswick: 48 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Quin\u2019sier Waddell, New Hanover: 47 tackles, 1.5 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Walker Weston, Hoggard: 47 tackles, 14 for loss<\/p>\n

Soph. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 46 tackles, 6 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Preston Hall, Laney: 46 tackles, 7 for loss<\/p>\n

Sr. Josh Hauser, North Brunswick: 46 tackles, 2 for loss<\/p>\n

Jr. Xavier Potts, East Bladen: 46 tackles<\/p>\n

Soph. Luca Van der lee, Topsail: 46 tackles<\/p>\n

Sr. Rush Blackwell, South Columbus: 45 tackles, 3 for loss<\/p>\n

Soph. Allex Jenkins, New Hanover: 45 tackles, 5.5 for loss<\/p>\n

TACKLES PER GAME (Min. 35 tackles)<\/h4>\n

Sr. Jack Earley, South Brunswick: 15.6 (125 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Soph. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 12.2 (73 tackles in 6 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Evan Batts, Topsail: 12.0 (96 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Vincent Agrillo, Ashley: 11.6 (104 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Walter Moore, Topsail: 10.7 (75 tackles in 7 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Shane Graham, New Hanover: 9.8 (78 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Chris Morton, New Hanover: 9.4 (75 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Soph. Bruce Roers, Pender: 9.0 (81 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Jassiah Hill, Pender: 8.7 (78 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Gregor Brock, South Brunswick: 8.6 (69 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryan Chambers, South Columbus: 8.4 (76 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Landon Lash, Topsail: 8.4 (67 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Rylan Norris, South Columbus: 8.2 (74 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Adrian Gaines, Ashley: 8.0 (72 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryder Willox, Topsail: 7.8 (62 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Zack Hall, Ashley: 7.7 (69 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Cole Butler, East Bladen: 7.4 (67 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Kiyez McClean, New Hanover: 7.3 (58 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Mikko Skinner, New Hanover: 7.3 (51 tackles in 7 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Porter Dabbs, Hoggard: 7.2 (65 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Soph. Zeke Williams, Pender: 7.2 (65 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Demari Morgan, Pender: 6.9 (62 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Briar Johnson, South Columbus: 6.8 (61 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Luke Hernandez, Pender: 6.6 (59 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Ethan Halkyer, Ashley: 6.4 (58 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Jamari Simpson, New Hanover: 6.4 (51 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Joseph Mcpherson, Laney: 6.3 tackles (57 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Noah Brannon, Ashley: 6.1 (55 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Tully Dunne, New Hanover: 6.1 (49 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Kamar Fulton, Hoggard: 6.1 (55 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Zyquan Murphy, Pender: 5.9 (53 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Quin\u2019sier Waddell, New Hanover: 5.9 (47 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Walker Weston, Hoggard: 5.9 (47 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Josh Hauser, North Brunswick: 5.8 (46 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Xavier Potts, East Bladen: 5.8 (46 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Soph. Luca Van der lee, Topsail: 5.8 (46 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Mason Wiseman, Laney: 5.8 (52 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Soph. Allex Jenkins, New Hanover: 5.6 (45 tackles in 8 games)<\/p>\n

Sr. Kenyon Newkirk, Laney: 5.6 (50 tackles in 9 games)<\/p>\n

Jr. Julius Battle, East Bladen: 5.5 (55 tackles in 10 games)<\/p>\n

SACKS<\/h4>\n

Sr. Derrick Dager, South Columbus: 7<\/p>\n

Jr. Jack Johnson, North Brunswick: 7<\/p>\n

Jr. Everett Hoerdemann, Hoggard: 4<\/p>\n

Jr. Jaylen Hubbard, South Columbus: 6<\/p>\n

Sr. Ethan Adams, South Brunswick: 5<\/p>\n

Soph. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 4<\/p>\n

Sr. Jaxson Greene, South Columbus: 4<\/p>\n

Sr. Chris Morton, New Hanover: 4<\/p>\n

Sr. Daniel Ray, South Columbus: 4<\/p>\n

Sr. Walker Weston, Hoggard: 4<\/p>\n

Jr. Julius Battle, East Bladen: 3.5<\/p>\n

Jr. Julio Murillo, East Bladen: 3.5<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryder Willcox, Topsail: 3.5<\/p>\n

Sr. Cole Butler, East Bladen: 3<\/p>\n

Sr. Jayzion Davis, Hoggard: 3<\/p>\n

Jr. Tully Dunne, New Hanover: 3<\/p>\n

Sr. Mason Wiseman, Laney: 3<\/p>\n

Sr. Thomas Biscardi, Topsail: 2.5<\/p>\n

Sr. Drake Drueppel, Ashley: 2.5<\/p>\n

Sr. Jamari Simpson, New Hanover: 2.5<\/p>\n

Jr. Jack Waddell, Topsail: 2.5<\/p>\n

Sr. Evan Batts, Topsail: 2<\/p>\n

Sr. Jack Earley, South Brunswick: 2<\/p>\n

Soph. Nate Earley, South Brunswick: 2<\/p>\n

Jr. Shane Graham, New Hanover: 2<\/p>\n

Soph. Allex Jenkins, New Hanover: 2<\/p>\n

Jr. Caden Krause, Ashley: 2<\/p>\n

Soph. Paxton Lee, Topsail: 2<\/p>\n

Jr. Harper Mayo, Hoggard: 2<\/p>\n

Sr. Kenyon Newkirk, Laney: 2<\/p>\n

Sr. Tatum Porter, Ashley: 2<\/p>\n

Jr. Cooper Wells, North Brunswick: 2<\/p>\n

TURNOVERS<\/h4>\n

Soph. Zeke Williams, Pender: 7 (5 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Jordan Hansley, Pender: 6 (3 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, 2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryder Willcox, Topsail: 6 (1 interception, 4 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Rush Blackwell, South Columbus: 5 (1 interception, 2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Jr. Jahlil Bryant, Ashley: 5 (2 interceptions, 2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Josh Healey, Ashley: 5 (4 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Demari Morgan, Pender: 5 (4 interceptions, 1 forced fumble)<\/p>\n

Jr. Julius Battle, East Bladen: 4 (4 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Sr. Kamar Fulton, Hoggard: 4 (1 interception, 2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Josh Hauser, North Brunswick: 4 (2 forced fumbles, 2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Jr. Malachi Hill, Pender: 4 (4 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Jr. Jacob Mcpherson, Laney: 4 (3 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Xavier Potts, East Bladen: 4 (4 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Sr. Aydean White, North Brunswick: 4 (2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Evan Batts, Topsail: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Quinn Bentley, Ashley: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 forced fumble)<\/p>\n

Soph. Marshall Chalk, Hoggard: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Torean Cogdell, East Bladen: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Cooper Creel, South Brunswick: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Preston Hall, Laney: 3 (1 interception, 1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Eli Hebron, Topsail: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Jude Moulton, Hoggard: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Andrew Robinson, Pender: 3 (3 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Soph. Bruce Rogers, Pender: 3 (2 forced fumbles, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Jaylen Suggs, East Bladen: 3 (2 interceptions, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

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East Bladen’s Jaylen Suggs. [Tim Hower\/Coastal Preps]<\/p><\/div>Soph. Kadorien Wallace, Laney: 3 (3 forced fumbles)<\/p>\n

Sr. Cole Butler, East Bladen: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Jr. Dashon Campbell, East Bladen: 2 (1 interception, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Ryan Chambers, South Columbus: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Soph. Joe Deffinbaugh, Laney: 2 (2 interceptions)<\/p>\n

Sr. Drake Drueppel, Ashley: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Sr. Jack Earley, South Brunswick: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Sr. Luke Hernandez, Pender: 2 (2 forced fumbles)<\/p>\n

Jr. Jaylen Hubbard, South Columbus: 2 (2 interceptions)<\/p>\n

Jr. Briar Johnson, South Columbus: 2 (1 interception, 1 forced fumble)<\/p>\n

Jr. Ja\u2019quay Locke, Hoggard: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Kewone Maynor, East Bladen: 2 (1 interception, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Joseph Mcpherson, Laney: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Soph. Shirosko Myers, South Columbus: 2 (2 forced fumbles)<\/p>\n

Jr. Rylan Norris, South Columbus: 2 (1 forced fumble, 1 fumble recovery)<\/p>\n

Jr. Quin\u2019sier Waddell, New Hanover: 2 (2 interceptions)<\/p>\n

Jr. Triston Waller, Hoggard: 2 (2 fumble recoveries)<\/p>\n

Sr. Walker Weston, Hoggard: 2 (2 forced fumbles)<\/p>\n

PUNTING <\/h4>\n

Sr. Brennen Kelly, South Brunswick: 35 punts, 38.2 average, 3 inside the 20<\/p>\n

Sr. Holland Miller, North Brunswick: 21 punts, 37.3 average, 3 inside the 20<\/p>\n

Sr. Robbie Feamster, Laney: 23 punts, 34.8 average, 2 inside the 20<\/p>\n

Soph. Bodey Porter, Ashley: 16 punts, 33.9 average, 3 inside the 20<\/p>\n

Jr. Keyshawn Kemp, East Bladen: 15 punts, 27.7 average, 2 inside the 20<\/p>\n

KICKING<\/h4>\n

Sr. Anaiis Tyson, Hoggard: 41-for-44 extra points, 4-for-5 field goals with a long of 36 yards<\/p>\n

Sr. Talon Robinson, Topsail: 23-for-23 extra points, 4-for-7 field goals with a long of 34 yards<\/p>\n

Sr. Jacob Molina, North Brunswick: 21-for-23 extra points, 7-for-8 field goals with a long of 45 yards<\/p>\n

Soph. Bodey Porter, Ashley: 20-for-23 extra points, 0-for-2 field goals<\/p>\n

Sr. Robbie Feamster, Laney: 18-for-18 extra points, 5-for-6 field goals with a long of 36 yards<\/p>\n

Sr. Austin Luther, New Hanover: 16-for-17 extra points, 2-for-3 field goals with a long of 31 yards<\/p>\n

Sr. Joseph Hamric, West Brunswick: 15-for-18 extra points, 3-for-5 field goals with a long of 35 yards<\/p>\n

Jr. Brooks Powell, Ashley: 10-for-11 extra points<\/p>\n

Soph. Jabril Algozy, East Bladen: 9-for-11 extra points<\/p>\n

Sr. Brantley Greene, Laney: 8-for-8 extra points<\/p>\n

Jr. Collin Peattie, South Brunswick: 6-for-7 extra points, 2-for-3 field goal with a long of 44 yards<\/p>\n

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