Stat Sheet Stuffers Week Six

With over 200 games of football played across the state, we see some incredible box scores. In this article we look at some players who stuffed the stat sheet during Week Six.   Prep Redzone's Winter Showcase is back for 2025 with more locations than ever. Looking to attend? Register <a href="https://prepredzone.com/all-events/?type=Showcase">here</a>. Save a few dollars off the cost of registration by using my special promo code, LemerWinterPRZ   Be sure to follow me on <a href="https://x.com/BrendanScoutsNJ">Twitter</a> @<a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PRZCory</a> for the latest New York high school football prospect news and not miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Christ The King took down Nazareth 40-6 this past week, and Isaiah Smith was once again a big factor in the win. You can expect a rank for the Junior soon.   Smith in his second straight appearance on the list, had 156 yards and four touchdowns on six carries. He also had 46 yards passing on 4/5 attempts.     The young 2028 prospect makes his first appearance on the list. Anderson is on of the premier WR's in the 2028 class, and helped St. Francis win 46-6.   [player_tooltip player_id='1514651' first='Mason' last='Anderson'] had five catches and 79 yards. The Sophomore scored on three of his catches, giving him a 60% touchdown rate throughout the game.     [player_tooltip player_id='778700' first='Elijah' last='Kimble'] and Canisius fell short against Steubenville (OH), in a 35-34 game. Despite the loss, the top player in the 2027 class had himself a top performance.   While Kimble did not have a touchdown, he had 272 yards, on eighteen carries throughout the game, proving why he is the top RB in 2027.     [player_tooltip player_id='1513205' first='Nahum' last='Pierre'] might be the top Section One player in 2028. In a 24-14 win over Yonkers Force, the Sophomore had himself a day giving him his best performance of the season.   Pierre had 7 completions on 11 attempts, completing 49 yards. He had 28 carries and 218 yards along with one touchdown. He averaged 7.8 yards per carry.     [player_tooltip player_id='402254' first='Brayden' last='Richardson'] Picked up his first offer from Rhode Island today, and for a good reason, as the Sleepy Hollow RB, once again finds himself on the list.   Richardson had himself a kick return touchdown, accumulating 95 yards. On the ground, he had 13 carries, and 178 yards, along with three touchdowns in another Sleepy Hollow win.     Miller had the best performance across the whole state in my opinion, and earns the MVP honors for this article. Rye picked up a 48-23 win, where the passing game was rolling all evening.   Miller had six touchdowns, and one interception on the night. He had 321 yards, on 14/22 passes. He also had 81 yards on seven carries throughout the game.     The Second Rye playmaker on this list, Shoemaker finds himself with another dominant week, as he increases his lead as the states receiving yards leader.   Shoemaker had just four catches on the game, which is all he needed. The Senior scored two touchdowns, and had 145 yards throughout the game. He averaged 36.3 yards per catch.     [player_tooltip player_id='1286247' first='Benjamin' last='Coryea'] is the states leader in rush yards, and we saw that first hand last week, as the Blue Streaks took down Guilderalnd in a 28-25 thriller.   Coryea had 24 carries throughout the game, and accumulated 189 yards. He had a long of 75 yards, and finished the game with one touchdown.     The Second Saratoga playmaker. Lockrow also starred on both sides of the ball for Saratoga Springs throughout the cold evening.   Lockrow had two interceptions, and multiple pass deflections. The junior had a few tackles as well. On offense, he had three catches for 57 yards, with a long of 42 yards.     Santiago attends Notre Dame, and his school will be updated. The Sophomore once again finds himself on this list, and the dual-threat ATH, is a top 2028 player.   Notre Dame won 26-24 in a close game over Cato-Meridian, and Santiago had 25 carries, 178 yards, and two touchdowns. He averaged 7.1 yards per carry.     I have been waiting for [player_tooltip player_id='505856' first='Messiah' last='Hampton'] to make his appearance on this list, and he has done it, in a big win for Monroe over Honeoye Falls Lima.   With the final score reading 38-7, [player_tooltip player_id='505856' first='Messiah' last='Hampton'] had one rush attempt for 41 yards and a touchdown. As a pass catcher, he had 110 yards, and two touchdowns, on eight catches.     [player_tooltip player_id='1513215' first='Ethan' last='Maldonado'] had himself a game for Monroe-Woodbury. The 2027 ATH, is one of the top QB's in his class, and he proved it in a 48-14 win over Kingston.   Maldonado completed 6/7 passes for 139 yards, and three touchdowns. On the ground, he exploded, for 126 yards and three touchdowns, on nine carries.     At this point I might have to reserve a spot for Jaquan Thomas on this list. The William Floyd RB, helped his team pick up a 27-7 win over Lindenhurst.   Thomas, averaged 9.3 yards per carry, while scoring three touchdowns. The RB, had 25 carries, and tallied around 233 yards on the ground.     Brian Formato will be a new addition to the 2026 rankings in the final update for the class. The Bronxville RB, has been elite for the Broncos this season.   Formato had just nine carries, in a 44-13 win over John Jay. The Senior accumulated 171 yards, and three touchdowns, while averaging 19 yards per carry, and having a long of 75 yards.     [player_tooltip player_id='1248855' first='Conor' last='Drnek'] is back on the Stat sheet stuffers list, after a few weeks absence. The Dover athlete plays both sides of the field, and helped his team pick up a 45-26 win over Burke Catholic.   As a QB, Drnek completed 6/8 passes, and had 150 yards, while having one touchdown. On the ground he had 15 carries, 146 yards, and two touchdowns, while averaging 9.7 yards per carry. On defense he added ten tackles to an impressive stat list.     [player_tooltip player_id='1307494' first='Kameron' last='Roy'] makes his first appearance to the Stat Sheet Stuffer List. The Long Island Lutheran WR, and his squad fell short against Eagle Academy II on Saturday.   In a 55-25 defeat against a tricky opponent, the WR had 109 yards, and one touchdown, on six catches. He had a long of 60, and an average of 18.2 yards per catch.

With over 200 games of football played across the state, we see some incredible box scores. In this article we look at some players who stuffed the stat sheet during Week Six.