California high school football returning offensive statistical leaders

Data is crystal clear and simply ascertained. With that in mind, we present 100 top California returning football players for the 2019 season based on numbers.

These statistics were provided by coaches and officials from program's up and down the Golden State. (Thank you coaches for that.) 

Here's a listing of top 10 players in 10 different categories from the 2018 season based on those numbers..

Passing Yards
4,135 – Ethan Garbers, Corona del Mar (Newport Beach)
3,846 – Bryce Young, Mater Dei (Santa Ana)
3,758 – Gunnary Gray, University City (San Diego)
3,606 – Carl Richardson, Salinas
3,487 – Zevi Eckhaus, Culver City
3,366 – D.J. Uiagalelei, St. John Bosco (Bellflower)
3,313 – Martin Urroz, Minarets (O'Neals)
3,294 – Jay Butterfield, Liberty (Brentwood)
55 – Garbers, Corona Del Mar
54 – Fitzgerald, Coachella Valley
50 – Eckhaus, Culver City
45 – Uiagalelei, St. John Bosco
43 – Butterfield, Liberty
40 – A.J. Duffy, Rancho Verde (Moreno Valley)

Rushing Yards
3,550 – Cameron Skattebo, Rio Linda
2,453 – Cael Patterson, Orange Glen (Escondido)
2,429 – Davon Booth, El Monte
2,326 – Elelyon Noa, Helix (La Mesa)
2,093 – Fresh Ison, Moreau Catholic (Hayward)
1,964 – Edwin Udengwu Glenn (Norwalk)
1,962 – James Ochoa Arleta
1,920 – Xzavier Ford, Glendora Receiving Yards
2,103 – Caine Savage, Western (Anaheim)
2,011 – James Odom, Workman (City of Industry)
1,783 – John Humphreys, Corona del Mar
1,541 – Jaylen Matthews, San Gorgonio (San Bernardino)
1,534 – Jeremiah Hunter, Central (Fresno)
1,401 – Jalen McMillan, San Joaquin Memorial (Fresno)
1,351 – Jackson Sanchez, Shafter
1,247 – Aalias Williams, Bonita (La Verne)
1,210 – Clark Phillips III, La Habra
1,140 – Victor Duran, Santa Paula
48 – Skattebo, Rio Linda
44 – Booth, El Monte
32 – Patterson, Orange Glen31 – Jaalen Rening, Central Valley Christian (Visalia)
30 – Ochoa, Arieta
30 – Paul M Rosa, Wilcox (Santa Clara)