High school football: Jordan Durham of Florida tops national passing yardage leaderboard

According to statistics submitted to MaxPreps, Jordan Durham of Zarephath Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.) is high school football's national leader in passing yardage.

Through 11 games this season, Hall has thrown for 4,769 yards and 50 touchdowns for the 10-1 Eagles. The 6-foot-3, 215-pound senior has thrown for more than 500 yards in three straight weeks with a high of 647.

Durham has a chance this week to become the first quarterback ever to pass for over 500 yards in four straight games.

Ja'Niaus Hall of Lima Senior (Lima, Ohio) is No. 2 with 4,434 yards in 10 games. The senior has thrown for 58 touchdowns against 15 interceptions for the 9-1 Spartans. Hall has thrown for at least 400 yards in six games with a high of 627 on Sept. 6.



Peyton Houston of Evangel Christian Academy (Shreveport, La.) is the top sophomore on the list. Houston has 3,140 yards and 28 touchdowns on the season. In a 77-76 loss Oct. 10, Houston had the third-most passing yards ever in a single game with 817.

Read on for a look at the top 50 passers in high school football.