As the high school football season progresses in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, the Times-Union has compiled the latest statistics from Week 2 games. These stats reflect the performances of various teams and individual players, showcasing their contributions on the field. Only schools that reported their statistics to the Times-Union are included in this overview, ensuring an accurate representation of the current landscape in local high school football.
Team Offense
Leading the pack in team offense, White High School has shown impressive numbers with 1,286 rushing yards and 964 passing yards, averaging 82.0 yards per game. Bradford follows with a total of 631 rushing yards and 290 passing yards, averaging 60.5 yards per game. Camden County also made a significant mark with 1,470 rushing yards and 441 passing yards, averaging 55.5 yards per game. Other notable teams include Fletcher, West Nassau, and Cornerstone Classical, each demonstrating strong offensive capabilities.
Team Defense
On the defensive side, Jackson High School has emerged as a formidable force, allowing only 398 rushing yards and 361 passing yards, averaging 1.5 yards per game. Mandarin and Raines follow closely, with Mandarin allowing 314 rushing yards and 509 passing yards, averaging 9.5 yards per game. Raines has also showcased a solid defense, allowing 311 rushing yards and 519 passing yards, averaging 49.5 yards per game.
Individual Rushing Leaders
In individual rushing, Arion Moore from Stanton leads the way with 34 attempts for 459 yards and 7 touchdowns, averaging an impressive 13.5 yards per carry. Other standout performers include Bryce Lawton from Union County, who has 62 attempts for 426 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging 6.9 yards per carry, and Daren Manick from Duval Charter, with 39 attempts for 363 yards, averaging 9.3 yards per carry.
Individual Passing Leaders
When it comes to passing, Hunter Rowley of Cornerstone Classical stands out with 27 completions on 48 attempts, totaling 499 yards and 1 touchdown. Carter Sole from Ponte Vedra is also noteworthy, completing 58 of 88 passes for 395 yards and 1 touchdown. Other prominent quarterbacks include Jackson Bauman from Duval Charter and Justice Turpin from Episcopal, both contributing significantly to their teams' aerial attacks.
Individual Receiving Leaders
In the receiving department, Timmy Goodrich from Cornerstone Classical leads with 11 receptions for 271 yards and 4 touchdowns, averaging 24.6 yards per catch. JaQuez Gilyard from Cornerstone Classical also has impressive stats, with 12 receptions for 258 yards and 2 touchdowns. Other top receivers include Brayden Wessinger from Episcopal and Michael Hills from Sandalwood, both making significant contributions to their teams' passing games.
Field Goals and Punting
In special teams, Noah Ash from Ponte Vedra has been a reliable kicker, successfully converting 4 of 5 field goal attempts with a long of 52 yards. Jace Moran from Suwannee leads in punting with an average of 46.3 yards per punt, demonstrating the importance of field position in high school football.
As the season unfolds, these statistics not only highlight individual and team achievements but also set the stage for exciting matchups in the coming weeks. The competition in Jacksonville's high school football scene continues to intensify, and fans can expect more thrilling performances as teams vie for supremacy.
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