MaxPreps National High School Football Record Book: Total offense touchdowns in a single game

Most Total Offense Touchdowns - Game

Numbers 1-10
25 — Arthur Smith, Cozad (Neb.), 1921
16 — Everett Horner, Bozeman (Mont.), 1924
14 — Leroy Matthews, Roff (Okla.), 1927
13 — Elvin McCoy, Haven (Kan.), 1927
13 — Phil Dickens, Trousdale County (Hartsville, Tenn.), 1931
13 — Don Wile, Salem (Ill.), 1943
13 — Ricky Lanier, Hayes (Williamston, N.C.), 1967 (8-5)
13 — Justyn Martin, Inglewood (Calif.), 2021
12 — John Cook, Beatrice (Neb.), 1912
12 — Irwin Pinckney, Aberdeen (Wash.), 1914

11-20
12 — Gordon Meadows, Worland (Wyo.), 1921
12 — Roland Locke, North Platte (Neb.), 1921
12 — Erastus Simmons, Medina (Ohio), 1923
12 — Don Pressly, Frankfort (West Frankfort, Ill.), 1928
12 — Ken Pearson, Genoa-Hugo (Hugo, Colo.), 1930
12 — Willie "Boogie" Hall, Tivoli (Defuniak Springs, Fla.), 1951
12 — Harold Cummings, Clermont (Fla.), 1953
12 — Will Grier, Davidson Day (Davidson, N.C.), 2012
12 — Peyton Bevel, Stamford (Texas), 2018
11 — Cecil Hardy, Flint Central (Flint, Mich.), 1914

21-30
11 — Valentine "Rock" Grundman, DePaul College Prep (Chicago, Ill.), 1916
11 — Alva Appleman, Moberly (Mo.), 1923
11 — Philo Grimes, Tulsa (Okla.), 1923
11 — Eddie Baker, Centralia (Wash.), 1926
11 — Tom Wallace, Saranac Lake (N.Y.), 1926
11 — Wade Hildinger, Nash (Okla.), 1928
11 — Frank Greene, Coronado (Calif.), 1929
11 — Jiggs Ray, Pilot Point (Texas), 1937
11 — Joe Golding, Eufaula (Okla.), 1939
11 — Ernie Perea, Los Lunas (N.M.), 1967

31-40
11 — Don Gullett, McKell (South Shore, Ky.), 1968
11 — Eddie Byrge, Huntsville (Tenn.), 1968
11 — Matt Miller, DuBois (Pa.), 2015
11 — Dane Leituala, Taylorsville (Utah), 2016
11 — Crew Wakley, Jordan (Sandy, Utah), 2016
11 — Bryan Ponder, Bells (Texas), 2017
11 — Johnnie Holand, Midway (Dunn, N.C.), 2021
11 — Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage Christian Academy (Decatur, Ala.), 2021
10 — Arthur Kurtz, Lorain (Ohio), 1913
10 — George Anderson, Denver South (Denver, Colo.), 1914

41-50
10 — Herb Dunphy, Lansing Central (Mich.), 1917
10 — Gene Livingston, East (Salt Lake City, Utah), 1919
10 — John Zinser, Peoria (Ill.), 1920
10 — Duke Christie, Escanaba (Mich.), 1920
10 — Albert Glenn, Elkins (W. Va.), 1922
10 — Harvey Pogue, Stigler (Okla.), 1923
10 — George Oehler, Staunton (Ill.), 1923
10 — Opaul Slagle, Bell (Calif.), 1929
10 — Jim Hahn, Spur (Texas), 1930
10 — Buddy Lowe, St. Cloud (Fla.), 1944

51-60
10 — Kenneth Moore, Calhoun (Ga.), 1948
10 — Jim Cryder, Morris (Ill.), 1949
10 — Ken Blandford, Shawnee (Wolf Lake, Ill.), 1955
10 — Billie Bird, Corbin (Corbin, Ky.), 1959
10 — Herbie Phelps, Old Kentucky Home (Bardstown, Ky.), 1962
10 — Leonard Butler, Morris (Ill.), 1969
10 — Aaron Johnson, Lincoln Prep Academy (Mo.), 1985
10 — Clifton Davis III, North Panola (Sardis, Miss.), 1990
10 — Jonas Lewis, Beaumont (Calif.), 1994
10 — J.R. House, Nitro (W. Va.), 1998



61-70
10 — David Koral, Palisades (Pacific Palisades, Calif.), 1999
10 — J.P. Shelly, Ezell-Harding Christian (Antioch, Tenn.), 2001
10 — Thomas Thrash, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2001
10 — Paul McCoy, Matewan (W. Va.), 2006
10 — Kendric Smith, Hughes (Ark.), 2006
10 — Pierre Price, Illinois School for the Deaf (Jacksonville, Ill.), 2006
10 — Adam Boelter, West Jordan (Utah), 2009
10 — D.J. Foster, Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 2011
10 — Maty Mauk, Kenton (Ohio), 2011
10 — Tucker Israel, Lake Nona (Orlando, Fla.), 2011

71-80
10 — Travis Quintanilla, Refugio (Texas), 2012
10 — Jake Browning, Folsom (Calif.), 2012
10 — Thomas Tyner, Aloha (Beaverton, Ore.), 2012
10 — Chase VanSchoyck, North Central (Farmersburg, Ind.), 2013
10 — Daniel Quinn, Sand Creek (Colorado Springs, Colo.), 2014
10 — Austin Kafentzis, Jordan (Sandy, Utah), 2014
10 — Cliff Miller, Columbian (Tiffin, Ohio), 2014
10 — Journey Brown, Meadville (Pa.), 2015
10 — Bryce Hoisington, Vashon Island (Wash.), 2015
10 — Mario Armendarez, Washington (Phoenix, Ariz.), 2015

81-94
10 — Jake Smith, Bishop Gorman (Tyler, Texas), 2016
10 — Nathaniel Holcomb, Puyallup (Wash.), 2016
10 — Jacob Frazier, Magnolia (Texas), 2016
10 — Kaylor Sullivan, Fort Bragg (Calif.), 2016
10 — Librado Cabrillo, Freer (Texas), 2016
10 — Zach Davis, Sheehan (Wallingford, Conn.), 2016
10 — Cammon Cooper, Lehi (Utah), 2017
10 — Grant Gunnell, St. Pius X (Houston, Texas), 2017
10 — Sam Huard, Kennedy Catholic (Burien, Wash.), 2018
10 — Rocco McClave, Crescent Valley (Corvallis, Ore.), 2022
10 — Gage Baker, Paradise Honors (Surprise, Ariz.), 2022
10 — Javion Vines-Holder, Vance County (Henderson, N.C.), 2023
10 — Gage Baker, Paradise Honors (Surprise, Ariz.), 2023