Five touchdown passes from one quarterback. Four touchdown catches from one receiver. And two running backs combining for eight touchdowns in the same game!
Week 11 of Savannah-area high school football had some numbers that will make you look twice.
With region championships and playoff spots on the line, players were putting up big numbers on both sides of the ball.
So who got it done? Here's this week's Wednesday Watch: By the Numbers, presented by Optim Orthopedics.
Quarterbacks: Putting Up the Numbers
448 – Matthew Dillon, Effingham County: The sophomore completed 29 of 44 passes for 448 yards and five touchdowns in a 56-42 loss to Brunswick. Dillon also rushed for five yards.
313 – Antonio Benton, New Hampstead: The sophomore totaled 313 yards and five touchdowns in a 48-34 win over Southeast Bulloch. Bennett passed for 228 yards and four scores while rushing for 85 yards and another touchdown.
311 – Jah'Barri Felix, Bradwell Institute: Felix threw for 221 yards and three touchdowns, adding 90 rushing yards and a score in a 41-35 win over Grovetown.
263 – James Mobley IV, Calvary Day: Mobley completed 20 of 24 passes for 263 yards and three touchdowns in a 42-7 win over Screven County.
261 – Jayden Martin, Windsor Forest: Martin passed for 211 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 50 yards and another score in a 28-22 win over Long County.
240 – Jordon Turner, Bethesda Academy: The junior threw for 140 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for 100 yards and two more scores in a 44-14 win over First Baptist. Turner accounted for four touchdowns.
213 – Caden Godbee, Savannah Christian: Godbee completed 10 of 15 passes for 213 yards and three touchdowns in a 49-13 win over Bryan County.
Running Backs: Finding the End Zone
258 – Shamari King, Johnson: King rushed for 258 yards and four touchdowns on 11 carries in a 61-32 loss to Beach.
185 – Jacob Price, Beach: Price needed just 10 carries to rush for 185 yards and four touchdowns against Johnson.
179 – Ca'Den Jones, Calvary Day: Jones ran for a career-high 179 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries against Screven County.
160 – Jordan Newton, Beach: Newton rushed for 160 yards and four touchdowns on just six carries against Johnson.
134 – Christian Kinlaw, New Hampstead: Kinlaw rushed for 134 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries and also threw a touchdown pass against Southeast Bulloch.
125 – Austin Hooker, Savannah Country Day: Hooker rushed for 125 yards and two touchdowns in a 55-8 win over St. Andrew's.
119 – Jamari Doe-Davis, Effingham County: Doe-Davis rushed for 119 yards and a touchdown, adding 48 receiving yards against Brunswick.
Receivers: Making the Big Plays
139 – Dwane Franklin, Windsor Forest: Franklin caught nine passes for 139 yards and a touchdown against Long County.
127 – Cam Yeldell, Savannah Christian: Yeldell had five catches for 127 yards and a touchdown against Bryan County.
115 – Malik Letman, Effingham County: Letman caught 12 passes for 115 yards against Brunswick.
100 – Isaiah Brown, Effingham County: Brown finished with 11 receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown.
94 – Jackson McClure, South Effingham: McClure caught four passes for 94 yards and two touchdowns in a 19-11 win over Glynn Academy.
85 – Trayvis Hunter, Effingham County: Hunter caught 10 passes for 85 yards and four touchdowns against Brunswick.
Defense: Getting After It
19 – Jackson Eubanks, Effingham County: Eubanks recorded 19 tackles, including seven solo stops, against Brunswick.
16 – Antonio Wolfolk, Windsor Forest: Wolfolk led the Knights with 16 tackles against Long County.
15 – Aiden Frazier, Savannah Christian: Frazier finished with 15 tackles, including nine solo stops, against Bryan County.
15 – Jernard Albright, Effingham County: Albright recorded 15 tackles and two quarterback hurries against Brunswick.
13 – Ivyn Richardson, Savannah Christian: Richardson had 13 tackles, nine solo stops, and a tackle for loss.
12 – Chris Jenkins, Effingham County: Jenkins recorded 12 tackles against Brunswick.
11 – Jalen Wright, Savannah Christian: The defensive tackle finished with 11 tackles and two tackles for loss.
11 – Jackson Skinner, Savannah Country Day: Skinner led the Hornets with 11 tackles against St. Andrew's.
9 – Kamond Young, Bethesda Academy: Young led the Blazers with nine tackles against First Baptist.
7 – Isaiah Jones, Bethesda Academy: Jones recorded seven tackles and returned an interception 63 yards against First Baptist.
3.5 – Buddy Curry, Calvary Day: Curry recorded 3.5 sacks as the Cavaliers finished with 7.5 team sacks against Screven County.
3 – Jayden Martin, Windsor Forest: Martin forced three fumbles, intercepted a pass, recovered a fumble, and recorded eight tackles against Long County.
Special Teams: Don't Overlook These Numbers
68 – Eron Mallard, Benedictine: Mallard returned a punt 68 yards for a touchdown in the Cadets' 49-6 win over Groves.
39 – Demari Perry, Benedictine: Perry added a 39-yard punt return touchdown against Groves.
7-for-7 – Parker DiTomasso, Benedictine: DiTomasso was perfect on seven extra-point attempts against Groves.
6-for-6 (2X) – Karson Leake, Savannah Christian: Leake recorded six touchbacks and went 6-for-6 on extra points against Bryan County.
By the Numbers: Team Highlights
406 – Bethesda Academy: The Blazers finished with 406 yards of offense, including 266 rushing and 140 passing, in their win over First Baptist.
39 – Savannah Christian: Aiden Frazier, Ivyn Richardson and Jalen Wright combined for 39 tackles against Bryan County.
8 – Beach: Jacob Price and Jordan Newton combined for eight rushing touchdowns and 345 yards on just 16 carries against Johnson.
7.5 – Calvary Day: The Cavaliers recorded 7.5 sacks in their win over Screven County.
2 – Benedictine: The Cadets returned two punts for touchdowns against Groves.
The PSR Take
Here's what caught our attention this week.
Effingham County's passing game put up some remarkable numbers, even in a loss. Beach's running game was just as impressive, with Price and Newton combining for eight touchdowns.
And don't overlook the defense. Savannah Christian had three players combine for 39 tackles, while Windsor Forest's Jayden Martin made plays all over the field.
With the regular season coming to a close, these are the kinds of performances that can make a difference when the playoffs begin.
That's Week 11 by the numbers. One more regular-season Friday night to go!
Wednesday Watch: By the Numbers is presented by Optim Orthopedics, supporting high school student-athletes throughout the Savannah area.
Statistics compiled from Savannah Morning News, Effingham Herald, school-submitted reports, and team statistics on MaxPreps.com. Individual statistics from several games were unavailable at the time of publication.
Coaches and athletic directors can submit statistics and corrections to kdemasi@prepsportsreport.com.
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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).
