Football:
Editors Note: This is a list of 210 Prep Sports programs, and the stats are from the MaxPreps page of each school. If there is an update or errors made, email Brian@210PrepSports.com and we’ll make the changes. If you don’t see your school, it means they don’t have stats listed, or they’re not updated, and they didn’t respond to our email.
Completions: (40 or more)
Daniel Andrade (Bonita) 97
Richie Munoz (La Salle) 93
Noah Rodriguez (Monrovia) 88
Macky Plocher (La Canada) 81
Dylan Gutierrez (Damien) 80
James Arellanes (Northview) 73
Jonathan Maldonado (Arcadia) 73
Kaden Taylor (PHS) 67
Jack Jacobs (St. Francis) 67
Bryan Wilson (Ayala) 62
Jake Duronslet (Covina) 62
Mahki Clark (Muir) 43
Jake Denerson (Glendora) 42
Passing Yards: (700 or more)
Noah Rodriguez (Monrovia) 1,838
Kaden Taylor (PHS) 1,370
Daniel Andrade (Bonita) 1,383
Richie Munoz (La Salle) 1,287
Macky Plocher (La Canada) 1.259
Dylan Gutierrez (Damien) 1,146
Jonathan Maldonado (Arcadia) 1,114
Jake Duronslet (Covina) 1,014
Bryan Wilson (Ayala) 958
Makhi Clark (Muir) 916
James Arellanes (Northview) 802
Jake Denerson (Glendora) 755
Jack Jacobs (St. Francis) 714
Passing TD’s: (five or more)
Noah Rodriguez (Monrovia) 22
Daniel Andrade (Bonita) 21
Kaden Taylor (PHS) 18
Jake Duronslet (Covina) 15
Richie Munoz (La Salle) 14
Macky Plocher (La Canada) 14
Bryan Wilson (Ayala) 11
Jonathan Maldonado (Arcadia) 11
Makhi Clark (Muir) 8
Dylan Gutierrez (Damien) 8
Jake Denerson (Glendora) 7
Teyondre Coleman (San Dimas) 7
James Arellanes (Northview) 7
Damyan Diaz (RHP) 6
Jack Jacobs (St. Francis) 5
Rushing Yards: (300 or more)
Cheo Medina (Northview) 887
Jonathan Guerrero (RHP) 688
Max Garrison (St. Francis) 684
Shawn D’Amato (San Dimas) 664
Braydon Brus (Glendora) 620
Miles O’Malley (Maranatha) 553
Teyondre Coleman (San Dimas) 480
Kaden Taylor (PHS) 470
Ty Pierson (Arcadia) 434
Brian Freeland (San Dimas) 416
Steve Chavez (Damien) 416
CJ Sento (Ayala) 409
Jesse Sarnac (San Dimas) 378
Rey Fierro (Covina) 353
Corey Cheung (La Canada) 342
Jacob Valladarez (Los Osos) 329
Zach Ford (Glendora) 323
Jordin Haley (Los Osos) 314
Kalim Mikhail (Bonita) 313
Jonathan Maldonado (Arcadia) 305
Jachai Pulley (Muir) 301
Issac Hernandez (Monrovia) 300
Eddie Huerta (Ayala) 300
Rushing TD’s: (three or more)
Braydon Brus (Glendora) 13
Max Garrison (St. Francis) 13
Jonathan Guerrero (RHP) 11
Cheo Medina (Northview) 11
Teyondre Coleman (San Dimas) 8
Steve Chavez (Damien) 7
Corey Cheung (La Canada) 6
Jack Jacobs (St. Francis) 5
Rey Fierro (Covina) 5
CJ Sento (Ayala) 5
Kaden Taylor (PHS) 5
Miles O’Malley (Maranatha) 5
Zach Ford (Glendora) 4
Joseph Rangel (Covina) 4
Ty Pierson (Arcadia) 4
Jonathan Maldonado (Arcadia) 4
Jacob Valladarez (Los Osos) 4
Issac Hernandez (Monrovia) 4
Noah Rodriguez (Monrovia) 4
Gio Ortega (RHP) 3
Kalim Mikhail (Bonita) 3
Dylan Gutierrez (Damien) 3
Greg Escobedo (Bonita) 3
Eddie Huerta (Ayala) 3
Bryan Wilson (Ayala) 3
Kayvaughn Larry (Monrovia) 3
Brian Jackson (San Dimas) 3
Jesse Sarnac (San Dimas) 3
Shawn D’Amato (San Dimas) 3
Raymond Oviedo (San Dimas) 3
Jaydon Guevara (Northview) 3
Receptions: (13 or more)
Carlos Hernandez (Monrovia) 42
Isaiah Portillo (Bonita) 37
Mauricio Pavon (La Salle) 36
Corey Cheung (La Canada) 33
Mekhi Fox (PHS) 30
Ayden Gutierrez (Damien) 26
Erik Saiz (Northview) 24
Hunter Grosenbach (Bonita) 20
Derek Ganter (Arcadia) 20
Aaron Silva (Northview) 19
Josh Barron (Monrovia) 19
Ty Pierson (Arcadia) 18
Jojo Najarro (Glendora) 18
Jaylen Moore (Monrovia) 17
Lytallion Payne (Ayala) 17
Jayden Montenegro (South Hills) 17
Jordan Rodriguez (Covina) 16
Preston Jernegan (St. Francis) 16
Roman Toilolo (Damien) 16
Caleb Carruthers (La Canada) 15
David Mysza (La Salle) 14
Noah Mikhail (Bonita) 13
Manuel Mendoza (Covina) 13
Trevor Cadam (Bonita) 13
Jaysaun Mumford (South Hills) 13
Receiving Yards: (200 or more)
Carlos Hernandez (Monrovia) 907
Mekhi Fox (PHS) 786
Corey Cheung (La Canada) 547
Ty Pierson (Arcadia) 539
Mauricio Pavon (La Salle) 508
Ayden Gutierrez (Damien) 459
Isaiah Portillo (Bonita) 395
Jaylen Moore (Monrovia) 386
Jordan Rodriguez (Covina) 329
Derek Ganter (Arcadia)329
Isaiah Blades (Muir) 326
Josh Barron (Monrovia) 321
Dominic Alloway (Ayala) 288
Hunter Grosenbach (Bonita) 287
Manuel Mendoza (Covina) 281
Lytallion Payne (Ayala) 277
Jojo Najarro (Glendora) 276
Charles Bennett (Muir) 255
Erik Saiz: (Northview) 255
Caleb Carruthers (La Canada) 241
Roman Toilolo (Damien) 238
David Mysza (La Salle) 229
Jason Sanford (PHS) 222
Noah Mikhail (Bonita) 218
Aaron Saiz (Northview) 210
Reggie Johnson (Glendora) 204
Trevor Cadam (Bonita) 200
Receiving TD’s: (three or more)
Carlos Hernandez (Monrovia) 14
Mekhi Fox (PHS) 9
Ty Pierson (Arcadia) 8
Isaiah Portillo (Bonita) 7
Josh Barron (Monrovia) 6
Shawn D’Amato (San Dimas) 5
Jason Sanford (PHS) 5
Jordan Rodriguez (Covina) 5
Noah Mikhail (Bonita) 4
Mauricio Pavon (La Salle) 4
Gio Ortega (RHP) 3
Manuel Mendoza (Covina) 3
Ronnie Munoz (Covina) 3
Hunter Grosenbach (Bonita) 3
Lytallion Payne (Ayala) 3
Dominic Alloway (Ayala) 3
Reggie Johnson (Glendora) 3
Jamir Allen (PHS) 3
Matthew Gamble (La Salle) 3
Ayden Gutierrez (Damien) 3
Roman Tiololo (Damien) 3
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