Florida high school football: Isaiah Hudson, Vandrevius Jacobs top state receiving yardage leaders

With the high school football regular season around the midway point in Florida, several players have hit the stat sheet hard. Fifteen pass-catchers in the state have recorded at least 500 receiving yards.

Isaiah Hudson of Sickles (Tampa) leads the state with 725 receiving yards. The junior jumped to No. 1 in the state after catching 11 passes for 283 yards and a touchdown in his most recent game. In five games this season, Hudson has gone over 100 yards four times.

Vandrevius Jacobs of Vero Beach is second in the state after recording 190 yards and four receiving touchdowns last week. The three-star senior Florida State commit has 711 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns this season.

Leon Washington Jr. of North Florida Christian (Tallahassee) is another stellar Florida receiver. Washington may be following in his All-Pro father’s footsteps as a multi-purpose athlete. He has scored passing, running, catching and returning the ball this year. He also has three interceptions.

Read on for a complete look at Florida’s receiving yardage leaders.