Looking Back at the Best of the 2025 Season

<p><strong><em>Use code Johnson30 for 30% off a Prep Redzone Subscription!</em></strong></p>   <p>Happy New Year's Eve to all! What a year 2025 was! We started the year with a rankings update back in January/February. A couple months later we had the spring PRZ WI Showcase that featured one of the largest groups we have ever hosted. That kicked off our coverage of camp season and once June hit we hit the ground running. I attended more college camps than ever before and was able to push our coverage of this great state even further and deeper than we have in the past. Summer camps rolled into the start of the season where we saw some unbelievable performances, and that brings us to today's article. As our final article of the year I want to look back on the best performances from the unforgettable 2025 season. We saw unreal numbers put up, so let's turn on the tape and watch the best performances of the 2025 season. Happy New Year to all! See you in 2026!</p>   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most Rushing TDs in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">On October 24 Green Bay Notre Dame star RB [player_tooltip player_id='1620318' first='Kingston' last='Allen'] set the top mark for rushing TDs of the season. He went nuclear with 8 rushing TDs on 21 carries totaling 477 rushing yards. Every week that Kingston takes the field is a week where he could rewrite the state's record books. He has elite physical gifts from the quick twitch athleticism and elusive agility to punishing defenders with his power. That night vs Greenfield we saw his full arsenal of abilities. Watch the special performance right here!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most Passing TDs in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">The North Dakota QB commit put together a great high school career. Brooks posted elite numbers in back to back seasons, led his team on deep playoff runs, and now gets to take his talents to the D1 level. One of those elite weekly performances came on October 3 when the senior tied for the lead in single game passing TDs on the season with 7.</p>   <p>Brooks finished the night going for an unreal 23/26, 363 yards, 7 TDs and no INTs. The senior is well known for his elite accuracy and ball placement with the strength to drive it to every level of the field with velocity all the way to the receiver. However, you never expect to see a kid have more than double the number of TDs compared to the number of incompletions in a game. That is what Brooks did vs Lakeside Lutheran, carving them up in an unforgettable performance. Watch the highlights below!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most Receiving TDs in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">The Waukesha South passing attack put up some of the best weekly numbers throughout the 2025 season. QB [player_tooltip player_id='1226901' first='Jordan' last='Garcia'] leads the attack, and his favorite target of the season was junior WR [player_tooltip player_id='1862982' first='Keegan' last='Degeorge']. The two came together for an unforgettable night vs West Allis Central on October 10 when Keegan reeled in 9 receptions for 114 yards and an insane 5 TDs. Keegan used the 2025 season to launch himself onto our radar and the radar of college coaches. On that night of the 10th we saw Keegan make several difficult catches in traffic and show that he could fight off that contact after the catch and turn those receptions into huge plays. The playmaker proving to be a mismatch out wide and is poised for a monster senior season. Check out that unreal night below.</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most TFLs in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">In one of the Game's of the Year we saw one of the most dominant individual performances. Grafton took on Catholic Memorial on November 14, deep in the playoffs. It was a slugfest of a game to start, but then the scoring started and Grafton had to put together an unforgettable full team performance to pull off the victory.</p>   <p>One of those athletes pulling his weight was DE/LB [player_tooltip player_id='1801536' first='Max' last='Glab']. The senior would end the night with an unbelievable 10 TFLs to go along with 17 tackles and 4 sacks! Max truly dominated the entire season, but this night the peak of his powers. He was so quick and violent off the line, allowing him to live in the backfield and get to the ball in a hurry. This performance was huge in Grafton going on to bring home the state championship. You need to watch this effort!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most Sacks in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">We saw 12 games feature an athlete with 4 sacks or more in a game, but leading the way was senior Cam'Ron Hall- Tabor who finished September 26th with 5 sacks. The senior needed every bit of those sacks and his 7 TFLs and 12 total tackles to help his team secure the 29-26 victory. This night was just one of several highly productive nights for the senior pass rusher. Cam got into the backfield all season long, putting pressure on the QB and bringing down backs for losses. The best of the year was the game below. Dive in!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Rushing Attempts in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">Mason put together a great senior season. A season that led to him being one of the largest risers in our recent rankings update. The UW- Platteville commit is a workhorse back. Someone you can lean on to move the offense up and down the field. Someone who can handle the physical side of the game and thrive off it. Mason attacks defenses and slowly wears them down as the night goes on. We got to witness that live when he faced off vs Milwaukee Marquette. A game where he had the most attempts in a game in 2025. Mason finished the night with 48 carries, for 302 yards, and 2 TDs in a 17-3 victory. It was impressive watching Mason slowly chip away at the defense in the first half and then start to break things in the second half. Watch the highlights to experience it again!</p>     <h2 class="wp-block-heading">Most Kick Return TDs in a Game</h2>    <p class="text-gray-700">The game of football requires success in all three phases of the game. Teams that can find success on special teams can give themselves a big boost. On September 4 vs Neenah we saw [player_tooltip player_id='1637772' first='Adrian' last='Scaife'] do his best to give Appleton East a shot. The senior and Whitewater commit was able to return 2 of his 3 kick returns on the night for TDs with a long of 85 and an average of 57.7 yards/return. Watch the tape below for the returns. Adrian found the endzone with contact balance, speed, sudden agility. It was all needed for him to make the plays he did.</p>

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