Hoosier Hills recap September 17, 2013
Adding to the longest winning streak in Hoosier Hills this week, Jeffersonville beat Madison 34-11,. The victory was the fourth in a row for the Red Devils.
Floyd Central scaled the state rankings by moving to 97 from 126 this week, the biggest jump in the league. The Highlanders climbed the ranks as a result of defeating Seymour 84-43.
Floyd Central's dynamic duo of Colton Kimm and Brandon Stout proved to be unstoppable against the Owls, as they were the top passer and receiver in the league this week. Kimm threw for 200 yards and 2 touchdowns and Stout had 71 yards receiving. Austin Carl helped Floyd Central's passing attack out by catching 2 balls for 56 yards.
Brian Glesing's team's dynamic duo of Kimm and Stout proved tough for Seymour to stop, as they were the top passer and receiver in the league this week.
Tuwan Payton was the best running back in the league this week. He ran for 270 yards on 21 carries as New Albany beat Josh Shattuck's team. Zach Donan also contributed to the rushing game with 51 yards on the ground.
Stout was the best wideout in Hoosier Hills this week as Floyd Central defeated the Owls.
Kimm put up the best numbers through the air as the Highlanders beat Seymour.
Payton was a passing and rushing force as the Bulldogs bested Bedford North Lawrence.
Payton was a beast in the backfield as New Albany beat the Stars.
Floyd Central's Kimm and Carl have formed a dream team this season, leading the league in both passing and receiving yards. 6-3 quarterback Kimm has thrown for 797 yards this season, while Carl has 11 catches for 244 yards. Charlie Fields' team's Payton leads the league in rushing yards with 1,077.
An important game coming up in the league this week will be when Columbus East takes on the Bulldogs. The Olympians are in second place, while New Albany is in third place.
The top two defenses in the league will face off this season when Columbus East takes on the Bulldogs. Bob Gaddis' team has allowed 44 points this season, while New Albany has given up 20. The Olympians allowed 10 points last week as they defeated Jennings County.
The Panthers fell to Columbus East 63-10 last week, the largest margin of any game. Preston Teltow was a bright spot for Jennings County, as he ran for 81 yards and caught 1 passes for 29 yards in the loss.
Story is based on stats entered in MaxPreps by Tuesday 5am PST each week.
