Week 10 Wednesday Watch: By the Numbers
Five touchdowns from one quarterback. Four rushing touchdowns from one running back. Two kickoff returns of 90 yards or more.
And how about Windsor Forest pulling off that overtime upset?
Week 10 gave Savannah-area football fans plenty to talk about.
So who put up the numbers? Here's this week's Wednesday Watch, presented by Optim Orthopedics.
Quarterbacks and total offense
336 yards, 5 TDs | Jah'Barri Felix, Bradwell: Passed for 304 yards and three touchdowns, adding 32 rushing yards and two scores.
212 yards, 3 TDs | Antonio Benton, New Hampstead: Passed for 174 yards and three touchdowns, adding 38 rushing yards.
207 yards, 4 TDs | Jordan Turner, Bethesda: Threw for 169 yards and three touchdowns and scored on a 38-yard run.
205 yards, 4 TDs | Jayden Martin, Windsor Forest: Passed for 160 yards and two touchdowns, rushed for 45 yards and two scores, and caught the winning two-point conversion.
200 yards, 2 TDs | Caden Godbee, Savannah Christian: Passed for 160 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 40 yards.
182 passing yards, 3 TDs | Matthew Dillon, Effingham County: Completed 8 of 10 passes.
Rushing leaders
150 yards, 2 TDs | Jacob Price, Beach: Eight carries, averaging 18.8 yards per attempt.
97 yards, 2 TDs | CJ Menzie, Richmond Hill: Carried 18 times.
82 yards, 4 TDs | Stanley Smart Jr., Benedictine: Scored four times on nine carries.
75 yards, 2 TDs | Wesley Dinkins, Savannah Christian: Added a 50-yard reception for 125 combined yards.
Receiving leaders
126 yards, 2 TDs | Jacobi Pasley, Bradwell: Four receptions.
111 yards, 2 TDs | Trayvis Hunter, Effingham County: Scored on catches of 60 and 43 yards.
109 yards, 2 TDs | Mehki Lynn, New Hampstead: Four receptions.
75 yards, 1 TD | Cain Tomlin, Savannah Christian: Added 24 rushing yards and 25 return yards for 124 all-purpose yards.
Defensive standouts
16 tackles | Ivyn Richardson, Savannah Christian: Added a tackle for loss.
14 tackles | Aiden Frazier, Savannah Christian: Five solo stops.
10 tackles each | RJ Daniels, Savannah Christian; Malachi Daniels and Mason Glover, Windsor Forest.
9 tackles, 3 TFL, 2 sacks | Isaac Scott, Benedictine: Also blocked a kick.
9 tackles each | Camron Campbell and Antonio Wolfolk, Windsor Forest.
8 tackles, 2 TFL | Phillip McCray, Windsor Forest: Also recorded a sack.
8 tackles, 2 TFL each | R.A. Jackson and Will Brown, Benedictine: Brown blocked two kicks.
Defensive touchdowns: Beach's Eric Johnson returned a fumble 50 yards. Bethesda's Shawn Williams, South Effingham's Maddox Vasquez and Benedictine's Nick Jackson scored on interception returns.
Special teams
98-yard kickoff return TD | Semah Calhoun, South Effingham
90-yard kickoff return TD | Jernard Albright, Effingham County
32-yard field goal | Parker DiTomasso, Benedictine
More numbers worth knowing
430 yards | Bethesda: 260 rushing, 170 passing in a 48-0 shutout.
415 | Calvary Day School: 240 rushing, 175 passing in a 56-0 shutout.
343 yards | Benedictine: 188 rushing, 155 passing in a 50-0 shutout.
314 yards | Savannah Christian: 154 rushing, 160 passing in big region win
100 | Calvary Day: James Mobley IV's 100th career touchdown pass went to Jalen Hicks for his 100th career reception.
24-point underdog | Windsor Forest: The Knights beat Harlem 29-28 in overtime on Kamari Duncan's two-point pass to Jayden Martin.
Prep Sports Report Take
Here's what jumps out to the PSR.
Savannah Christian had three defenders combine for 40 tackles. Windsor Forest made the plays when it mattered. Benedictine and Calvary keep rollong towards region titles.
That's good defensive football with the playoffs getting closer, those are the numbers coaches love to see.
Statistics were compiled from reports by the Savannah Morning News, Effingham Herald and Bryan County News, along with MaxPreps.com and team statistics submitted by school correspondents.
Coaches are encouraged to submit verified statistics and corrections to kdemasi@prepsportsreport.com.
Photo credit: Calvary Day School Atheltics Department
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Optim Orthopedics presents Prep Sports Report’s 2026 high school football coverage.
Optim Orthopedics presents Prep Sports Report’s 2026 high school football coverage.
Optim Orthopedics team physicians include Dr. Don Aaron (Bryan County), Dr. David Sedory (Benedictine, Bradwell Institute, Liberty County), Dr. David Palmer (Calvary Day, Richmond Hill, South Effingham), and Dr. Thomas Alexander (Savannah Country Day, St. Vincent’s Academy).
