The latest round of WIAA state championship football games has been marked by a series of individual milestones that underscore the growing offensive potency of high school teams across the state.
In the Division 2 matchup, Blair Mulholland of Kimberly surged past the 300‑yard mark with 341 rushing yards, while Christian Collins of Notre Dame topped the list with a staggering 408 yards on the ground, the highest single‑game total recorded this season.
Brady Moon from Bay Port added an 80‑yard rush that stood as the longest play of the championship, and Kenzie Yewman’s 93‑yard dash for Notre Dame in 2003 remains a benchmark for explosive runs.
Passing Prowess
On the passing side, Danny Vanden Boom of Kimberly threw for 255 yards, showcasing a balanced attack that kept defenses guessing, while Patrick Greisen of West De Pere posted 304 yards, highlighting a precision passing game that contributed heavily to his team’s scoring drives.
These numbers reflect a trend where quarterbacks are asked to shoulder more of the offensive load, blending traditional rushing schemes with sophisticated aerial attacks.
Receiving Highlights
Among the standout receivers, Jordan Janssen of Kimberly hauled in 10 passes, while Mitch Weber contributed 11 catches, both playing pivotal roles in sustaining drives. Judeah Kriskern from West De Pere was the most productive, amassing 164 yards through the air and providing a deep threat that stretched opposing secondaries.
The collective performances illustrate how offensive versatility has become a hallmark of championship‑caliber teams, with multiple players setting personal bests and new records across rushing, passing, and receiving categories.