MaxPreps National High School Football Record Book
Total Offense Yards — Individual Season
Numbers 1-10
7,928 — Ben Mauk,
Kenton (Ohio), 2002 (6,540 passing, 1,388 rushing)
7,181 — Maty Mauk, Kenton (Ohio), 2011 (5,413, 1,766)
6,727 — Ben Mauk, Kenton (Ohio), 2001 (5,770, 957)
6,699 — Dylan Favre,
St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.), 2009 (5,511, 1,188)
6,656 — Landry Gilpin,
Mission Veterans Memorial (Mission, Texas), 2018 (4,544, 2,112)
6,644 — Maty Mauk, Kenton (Ohio), 2010 (5,670, 974)
6,598 — Will Grier,
Davidson Day (Davidson, N.C.), 2012 (5,785, 813)
6,471 — Drew Novak,
Western Brown (Mt. Orab, Ohio), 2021 (5,269, 1,202)
6,431 — Jayden Daniels,
Cajon (San Bernardino, Calif.), 2017 (5,139, 1,292)
6,354 — Corey Robinson,
Lone Oak (Paducah, Ky.), 2007 (5,872, 482)
11-20
6,364 — Tanner Trosin,
Folsom (Calif.), 2011 (5,185, 1,179)
6,296 — Alex Huston,
Glendale (Springfield, Mo.), 2016 (6,131, 165)
6,240 — Will Grier, Davidson Day (Davidson, N.C.), 2013 (4,989, 1,251)
6,213 — Kyler Murray,
Allen (Texas), 2014 (4,715, 1,498)
6,152 — Mark Waid,
Girard (Ohio), 2018 (4,376, 1,776)
6,051 — Jayden Daniels, Cajon (San Bernardino, Calif.), 2018 (4,515, 1,536)
6,101 — Alex Huston, Glendale (Springfield, Mo.), 2015 (5,608, 493)
6,084 — Tyler Buchner,
Bishop's (La Jolla, Calif.), 2019 (4,474, 1,610)
6,058 — Grant Sherman, Kenton (Ohio), 2013 (5,920, 138)
6,022 — Braden Bratcher,
Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2019 (5,196, 826)
21-30
6,002 — Trent Tompkins,
Central (Fresno, Calif.), 2018 (5,001, 1,001)
5,986 — Nick Gerber,
Levelland (Levelland, Texas), 2016 (5,617, 369)
5,986 — Myles Brennan, St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.), 2014
5,959 — Patrick Hutka,
Rogers (Rogers, Texas), 1997 (4,477, 1,482)
5,931 — Braxton Burmeister,
La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.), 2016 (4,461, 1,470)
5,904 — Layne Hatcher, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2017 (5,779, 125)
5,886 — Jaxon Dart,
Corner Canyon (Draper, Utah), 2020 (4,691, 1,195)
5,881 — Chase Wasson,
Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas), 2002 (4,822, 1,059)
5,878 — Josh Floyd,
Shiloh Christian (Springdale, Ark.), 1998 (5,221, 657) ,
5,844 — Jake Browning, Folsom (Calif.), 2014 (5,790, 49)
31-405,843 — Hayden Burnett,
Garland Christian Academy (Garland, Texas), 2010 (3,913-1,945)
5,822 — Tyrik Rollison,
Sulphur Springs (Texas), 2007 (4,728, 1,094)
5,812 — JJ Acosta,
Taft (Texas), 2022 (4,269, 1,543)
5,789 — Jake Browning, Folsom (Calif.), 2013 (5,737, 52)
5,763 — JR House,
Nitro (W. Va.), 1998 (5,526, 237)
5,745 — Myles Brennan, St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.), 2015 (5,248, 497)
5,727 — Danny Stoddard,
Medina (Ohio), 2022 (5,035, 692)
5,704 — Austin Kafentzis,
Jordan (Sandy, Utah), 2014 (3,862, 1,842)
5,678 — EJ Kreutzmann,
La Jolla Country Day (La Jolla, Calif.), 2019 (5,083, 595)
5,665 — Kaiden Bennett, Folsom (Calif.), 2017 (4,431, 1,218)
41-50
5,647 — Josh Ladowski,
Lake Norman (Mooresville, N.C.), 2014 (3,628, 2,019)
5,644 — Spencer Keith, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2008 (5,330, 314)
5,631 — Tristan Gebbia,
Calabasas (Calif.), 2016 (5,338, 293)
5,618 — Garrett Gilbert,
Lake Travis (Austin, Texas), 2007, (4,851, 767)
5,608 — Ethan Garbers,
Corona del Mar (Newport Beach, Calif.), 2019 (5,035, 573)
5,603 — Travis Quintanilla,
Refugio (Texas), 2013 (5,420, 183)
5,589 — Chris Solano,
San Fernando (Calif.), 2013 (4,162, 1,427)
5,577 — Chazz Surrat,
East Lincoln (Denver, N.C.), 2014 (4,338, 1,239)
5,576 — Tim Tebow,
Nease (Ponte Vedra, Fla.), 2004, (4,304, 1,272)
5,559 — Patrick Mahomes,
Whitehouse (Texas), 2013 (4,619, 940)
51-60
5,544 — Ridge Turner,
South Plaquemines (Buras, La.), 2007 (3,726, 1,818)
5,520 — Mason Fine,
Locust Grove (Okla.), 2014 (5,006, 514)
5,519 — TJ Edwards,
East Lakes (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), 2014 (4,484, 1,035)
5,514 — Eddie Lee Marburger,
Pioneer (Mission, Texas), 2019 (4,505, 1,009)
5,499 — Wil Nicks, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2009
5,498 — Gavin Hardison,
Hobbs (N.M.), 2017 (5,347, 151)
5,494 — Chris Leak,
Independence (Charlotte, N.C.), 2002 (5,193, 301)
5,491 — Cole Martin,
Nation Ford (Fort Mill, S.C.), 2015 (5,414, 77)
5,491 — Will Kocher,
Kings (Kings Mill, Ohio), 2022 (4,741, 750)
5,489 — Shelton Eppler,
Navasota (Texas), 2014 (5,444, 45)
61-70
5,453 — Thomas Thrash, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2001 (5,272, 181)
5,453 — Luke Rubenzer,
Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.), 2013 (4,201, 1,235)
5,441 — Drew Novak,
Western Brown (Mt. Orab, Ohio), 2022 (4,203, 1,238)
5,438 — Brock Purdy,
Perry (Gilbert, Ariz.), 2017 (4,405, 1,017)
5,436 — Cal Eskra,
Akron-Westfield (Akron, Iowa), 2015 (3,886, 1,550)
5,489 — Charlie High,
Christian Academy of Knoxville (Tenn.), 2012 (5,158, 331)
5,465 — DeShaun Watson,
Gainesville (Ga.), 2012, (4,024, 1,441)
5,440 — Braden Bratcher, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2018 (4,733, 707)
5,415 — Cooper Legas,
Orem (Utah), 2018 (4,338, 1,077)
5,414 — Holton Ahlers,
D.H. Conley (Greenville, N.C.), 2016 (4,503, 911)
71-80
5,409 — Laraymond Spivery,
George County (Lucedale, Miss.), 2016 (4,209, 1,200)
5,394 — Asher Link,
Metro Christian (Tulsa, Okla.), 2019 (4,044, 1,350)
5,384 — Greg McElroy, Southlake Carroll (Texas), 2005 (4682, 702)
5,362 — Grant Gunnell,
St. Pius X (Houston, Texas), 2016 (4,973, 389)
5,359 — Charlie High, Christian Academy of Knoxville (Tenn.), 2011 (5,191, 168)
5,357 — Aaron Brown,
Gilmer (Texas), 2016 (5,013, 344)
5,342 — Chris Thomas,
Southside (Selma, Ala.), 2021 (4,402, 940)
5,341 — Justin Worley,
Northwestern (Rock Hill, S.C.), 2010
5,340 — Brandon George,
Jones (Okla.), 2016 (4,035, 1,305)
5,326 — Grant Gunnell, St. Pius X (Houston, Texas), 2017 (4,936, 390)
81-90
5,326 — Andrew Body,
Miller (Corpus Christi, Texas), 2020 (4,145, 1,181)
5,321 — Chase Daniel, Southlake Carroll (Texas), 2003 (3,761, 1,560)
5,314 — Adam Damante,
American Leadership Academy - Gilbert North (Gilbert, Ariz.), 2022 (4,769, 545)
5,311 — Devin Brown, Corner Canyon (Draper, Utah), 2021 (4,881, 430)
5,297 — Charlie Fiser, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2021 (4,988, 309)
5,295 — Kam Turner,
Rivercrest (Wilson, Ark.), 2020
5,292 — Noah Davis,
St. Bernard's (Eureka, Calif.), 2014 (4,919-373)
5,285 — Grant Gunnell, St. Pius X (Houston, Texas), 2018 (4,752, 533)
5,276 — Josh Ladowski, Lake Norman (Mooresville, N.C.), 2013 (3,207, 2,609)
5,259 — Armando Lujan,
Sunray (Texas), 2022 (4,476, 783)
91-100
5,258 — Fredi Knighten, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2011 (4,557, 840)
5,257 — Jake Browning, Folsom (Calif.), 2012 (5,248, 9)
5,257 — Jujuan Johnson,
Lafayette Christian Academy (Lafayette, La.), 2022 (3,976, 1,281)
5,257 — Spencer Sanders,
Ryan (Denton, Texas), 2017 (3,877, 1,380)
5,257 — Alex Huston, Glendale (Springfield, Mo.), 2017 (4,827, 430)
5,233 — Cam Akers,
Clinton (Miss.), 2016 (3,128, 2,105)
5,232 — Johnny Manziel,
Tivy (Kerrville, Texas), 2010 (3,559, 1,695)
5,224 — Austin Scott,
Spartanburg (S.C.), 2015 (5,144, 80)
5,215 — Austin Parker,
East Hall (Gainesville, Ga.), 2017 (4,563, 652)
5,212 — Robert Marve,
Plant (Tampa, Fla.), 2006, (4,380, 832)
101-110
5,207 — Garrett Gilbert, Lake Travis (Austin, Texas), 2007 (4,827, 380)
5,206 — Ryan Cash,
Prestonwood Christian (Plano, Texas), 2014 (4,881, 325)
5,203 — Griffin Scalf,
Anderson (Cincinnati, Ohio), 2022 (4,637, 566)
5,200 — Maty Mauk, Kenton (Ohio), 2009 (4,540, 660)
5,195 — Earl Woods,
Hueytown (Ala.), 2021
5,193 — Sam Ehlinger,
Westlake (Austin, Texas), 2015 (3,833, 1,360)
5,191 — Cooper Legas, Orem (Utah), 2017 (4,115, 1,076)
5,180 — Will Omey, St. Bernard's (Eureka, Claif.), 2019 (3,315, 1,753)
5,186 — Anthony Munoz,
Western (Anaheim, Calif.), 2018 (5,010, 176)
5,180 — Philip Jurkovec,
Pine-Richland (Gibsonia, Pa.), 2017 (3,969, 1,211)
111-120
5,174 — Kemon Freeman,
Liberty-Eylau (Texarkana, Texas), 2015 (3,309, 1,865)
5,172 — Zane Jacoby,
Westran (Huntsville, Mo.), 2014 (2,621, 2,551)
5,168 — Jake Jeffrey, Folsom (Calif.), 2015 (4,194, 974)
5,167 — Graham Harrell,
Ennis (Texas), 2003 (4,804, 363)
5,164 — Fredi Knighten, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2010 (4,324, 876)
5,157 — Drew Gallehue,
Edon (Ohio), 2021 (4,977, 180)
5,155 — Kendall Hinton,
Southern Durham (Durham, N.C.), 2013 (3,972, 1,183)
5,155 — Zackery Pickens,
Watervliet (Mich.), 2017 (3,620, 1,535)
5,148 — Abraham Muheize,
El Cajon Valley (El Cajon, Calif.), 2005 (4,047, 1,150)
5,146 — Ken Hall, Sugar Land, now
Fort Bend Dulles (Sugar Land, Texas), 1953 (4,045, 1,101)
121-130
5,140 — Quentin Williams,
Jefferson (Tampa, Fla.), 2010 (4,300, 840)
5,138 — Dusty Burk,
Tuscola (Ill.), 1997 (4,052, 1,086)
5,135 — Connor York,
Upperman (Baxter, Tenn.), 2013 (2,611, 2,524)
5,133 — Luke Duby,
Tates Creek (Lexington, Ky.), 2019 (4,685, 448)
5,125 — Tyler Allen, St. Stanislaus (Bay St. Louis, Miss.), 2013 (4,263, 862)
5,120 — Tanner Mordecai,
Midway (Waco, Texas), 2017 (3,989, 1,131)
5,109 — Shuler Bentley,
Byrnes (Florence, S.C.), 2013 (5,032, 77)
5,106 — Ryder Lambert, Stephenville (Texas), 2021 (4,275, 831)
5,105 — Ty Keyes,
Taylorsville (Taylorsville, Miss.), 2017 (4,562, 543)
5,102 — Jack Rice, St. Bernard's (Eureka, Calif.), 2015 (3,646-1,456)
131-140
5,097 — Forest Williams, Amory (Miss.), 2011 (5,100-14)
5,097 — Brett Gilchrist,
Whitney (Texas), 2014 (4,364, 733)
5,094 — Lawson Vassar, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2012 (5,169, -75)
5,093 — Desmon White,
DeSoto (Texas), 2013 (3,589, 1,504)
5,090 — Gunner Stockton,
Rabun County (Tiger, Ga.), 2021 (4,134, 956)
5,089 — DJ Nelson,
Logan (Utah), 2011 (3,489-1,605)
5,087 — Joe Burrow,
Athens (The Plains, Ohio), 2014 (4,445-642)
5,071 — Desmond Hunter,
Wilkinson County (Woodville, Miss.), 2015 (4,861, 210)
5,068 — Jack Abraham,
Oxford (Miss.), 2015 (5,091, -23)
5,068 — Jackson Beaman,
Lincoln (Mo.), 2019 (3,315, 1,753)
141-150
5,065 — Michael Brewer, Lake Travis (Austin, Texas), 2009, (4,450-615)
5,065 — Jefferson Boaz,
East Surry (Pilot Mountain, N.C.), 2019 (4,599, 466)
5,063 — Greg Ward,
Tyler (Texas), 2012 (4,202, 861)
5,052 — Billy Barefield,
Cornerstone Christian (San Antonio, Texas), 2003 (3,498, 1,554)
5,050 — Tyler Macon,
East St. Louis (Ill.), 2019 (4,245, 805)
5,048 — Corey Fields,
Baptist Hill (Hollywood, S.C.), 2017 (4,155, 893)
5,038 — Percival Garner,
Dover (Ohio), 2006 (4,415, 623),
5,037 — Dylan Hair,
Blair Oaks (Jefferson City, Mo.), 2022 (2,941, 2,096)
5,034 — Taylor Hayes,
Piedmont (Ala.), 2016 (2,914, 2,120)
5,022 — Caden Voges,
Sacramento (Calif.), 2013 (4,351, 671)
151-158
5,019 — Peyton Bevel,
Stamford (Texas), 2018 (4,521, 498)
5,018 — Keith Smith,
Newbury Park (Calif.), 1993 (4,244, 774)
5,014 — Keldric Luster,
Liberty (Texas), 2021 (3,435, 1,579)
5,011 — Dallas Cook,
Butte (Mont.), 2013 (4,145, 866)
5,009 — Brandon Martinez,
El Monte (Calif.), 2012 (4,286, 723)
5,006 — Ryan Perrilloux,
East St. John (Reserve, La.), 2004 (3,546, 1,460)
5,003 — Lindsey Scott,
Zachary (La.), 2015 (3,040, 1,963)
5,001 — Stefan Loucks, Pulaski Academy (Little Rock, Ark.), 2006 (5,074, -73)
Additions or corrections? kevinaskeland65@gmail.com
Updated August 24, 2023
