William Floyd sits at 9-0 on the season, and is easily one of my top teams on Long Island. The Colonials squad, is led on the ground by Senior Ja’Quan Thomas Ja’Quan Thomas 6'2" | 220 lbs | RB William Floyd | 2026 State NY , who has had one of the best seasons offensively on Long Island.

The Senior, has made an appearance almost every week on the stat sheet stuffers list, and as the Semi-Finals kick off this week, we will see if he can lead his squad to glory. Stat wise, he has accumulated 1,772 and 25 touchdowns on the ground. He has played in nine games, and has added an additional 70 yards through the passing game.

Running behind the Mastic Beach Monsters, Jaquan Thomas has been the best back on LI. In a win against Walt Whitman, Thomas went off and helped his team pick up a 35-0 win, and move to 8-0 on the season.

In the win over Walt Whitman, Thomas had 15 carries, 205 yards, and added four touchdowns on the ground. He averaged 13.7 yards per carry, and accumulated 24 total points for his squad.

Since the start of the 2025 season, the Senior RB, has helped William Floyd to an undefeated record, and multiple appearances on the stat sheet stuffer list.

Thomas had one catch for five yards. On the ground he had 21 carries, for 201 yards and four touchdowns. He averaged 9.6 yards per carry.

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.

The William Floyd Senior, has hit another gear in the last few weeks. His stats are going crazy in a 21-18 win against Longwood.

Thomas has 18 carries with 214 yards and two touchdowns in a win. He helped William Floyd pick up a big win, and stay undefeated.

Welcome to the stat sheet stuffer list Ja’Quan Thomas Ja’Quan Thomas 6'2" | 220 lbs | RB William Floyd | 2026 State NY . The William Floyd RB, was a rankings riser in our latest update for good reason. In his second game this season, he had 304 rushing yards, on 22 carries, and three touchdowns. Thomas also picked up four tackles on the defensive side of the ball.

Standing at 6’2 220-pounds, Thomas has an exceptional build for the RB position. Thomas is an elite back who can easily top the state charts in yards this season.

Film on Thomas is lengthy showing his elite standing in the state. He has exceptional footwork and makes shifty moves across the field. He has good speed and is quick to reach top speed. He has a solid IQ and is quick to find a hole and escape for massive gains.

College coaches should be excited to track Ja’Quan Thomas Ja’Quan Thomas 6'2" | 220 lbs | RB William Floyd | 2026 State NY this upcoming season. The playmaker from Floyd has very intriguing measurables—he’s listed at 6’2” and 220 pounds—and is the returning rushing leader on all of Long Island. Thomas could easily run for over 2,000 yards this season. He’s hard to bring down and has a knack for pulling off big runs. He’s also a terrific linebacker and could receive college looks at that position too. His size and athleticism are a great fit for the next level. He already holds an offer from Stony Brook.

26. Ja’Quan Thomas

6’1, 222 pounds. Is a three-sport athlete over at William Floyd HS in Shirley, New York. A current junior, ranked as the fourth-best running back among NY 2026 recruits. Thomas is also stationed inside the Top 50, high praise from out New York site. Can double as a backer.

Thomas’s chiseled stature stuck out immediately. He carries a college-ready build, one prepared to handle workload as a back or backer operating through the trenches. Said build isn’t necessarily suited to work well in a 7v7 setting, however. I’d argue that no out-of-place prospect performed better considering the circumstances. An outstanding YAC performer at this event, Thomas displayed serious burst for someone pushing 220+ pounds. If you watch 3rd & Ten’s highlight reel below, you can witness #25 make people miss in the open field. This without mentioning the soft hands attached to the young man. A fantastic performance from arguably a better player in pads. Happy to get the chance to see him work in person.

You don’t get to see many RB prospects work at 7v7, but Thomas was consistent throughout the tournament as a reliable receiving option when third and ten needed a play.

This was my first time seeing Thomas in person. I was extremely impressed with his quickness and his ability to change direction. He showed a few nice jump cuts in open space.

At 6’2 220, Thomas is a huge RB prospect. The size and play strength are on tape, but live evaluations will help coaches a lot – he was imposing as an athlete in person and one of the few players who I came away from the tournament much higher on than before.