2A/1A Offensive Stat Leaders

Blouir has been on our radar since he first took snaps as a sophomore, and his impact on the offense has grown steadily ever since. This season, Blouir was the heart of the PAX offense, leading 2A with an impressive 66 touchdowns—31 through the air and 35 on the ground. He was dominant all year, passing for over 100 yards in every game. On the ground, Blouir showcased big-play speed, elusiveness, and exceptional change of direction, along with outstanding ball-carrying vision. His performance helped propel the Panthers to a State Championship title and earned him SMAC Offensive Player of the Year honors. Blouir garnered interest from Villanova, Saint Anselm University, and several other Division I programs, but ultimately chose to stay close to home and commit to Navy.       Evans finished second in rushing yards with 1,440 yards and added 8 touchdowns to his impressive season. He possesses the speed to break away on long runs and demonstrates a strong balance of speed and power, frequently breaking tackles before shifting into another gear to pull away. Evans also showcases an effective stiff-arm move, allowing him to gain significant yards after contact. Standing at 5'9" and 185 pounds, he can be a challenging matchup for smaller defenders on the perimeter. While LJ has not yet attracted significant recruiting attention, with more touches next season, he could have another breakout year and potentially catch the eye of local college programs.       Jones is a big-play threat for Patuxent, contributing offensively as a rusher, receiver, and special teams returner this season. A versatile playmaker, PAX utilized Jones in space with jet sweeps, screens out of the backfield, and from his receiver position. Jones finished the season with 1,093 yards, ranking second overall across all leagues and classes, and recorded the most receptions with 76. Expect Jones to emerge as the focal point of the PAX offense next season. An impressive prospect, he has already received Division I offers from the University of Maryland and Virginia Tech. Most recently, he took a recruiting visit to the University of Pittsburgh.       Parker dominated Washington County this season, earning a spot on the Washington County All-County list. He threw for over 150 yards in every game, leading Williamsport to the second round of the playoffs. His impressive performances resulted in 2,431 passing yards and 23 touchdowns by season's end. A true gunslinger, Parker consistently delivered deep passes into the heart of opposing secondaries. As a junior quarterback, he has emerged as a player to watch and is poised to be a major force in Washington County next season.       Foxx was the second-leading scorer in the class, behind only Blouir. The junior running back has shown flashes of dominance since he first started carrying the ball as a freshman. This season, Foxx accumulated 158 total points and 21 touchdowns. He finished with 1,334 yards, averaging 6.5 yards per carry, and posted six 100-yard games out of nine. Foxx also had five games with three or more touchdowns.   A one-cut-and-go type of back, Foxx hits the hole quickly and heads downhill. He's a physical runner when needed, but also knows when to rely on his elusiveness and ball-carrying vision. Once he gets past the second level, he becomes a freight train, tough for defenders to bring down. Foxx's combination of strength and agility makes him a difficult tackle in the open field.   Recently, Foxx received his first offer from Fairmont State University. This early offer comes at a perfect time, and it could spark attention from other programs. With his impressive body of work, his evaluation is sure to attract more interest from college programs looking to add a dynamic talent to their roster.