Snohomish’s Joshua Vandergriend (3) has totaled 1,528 yards from scrimmage this season and ranks fourth locally in rushing yards and 10th in receiving yards. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

Snohomish’s Joshua Vandergriend (3) has totaled 1,528 yards from scrimmage this season and ranks fourth locally in rushing yards and 10th in receiving yards. (Kevin Clark / The Herald)

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Week 10 prep football leaderboard

The top passers, rushers and receivers in the area.

Passing leaders

Player

 Yds Cmp Att Pct TD INT
Trent Nobach, Arlington 1,961 136 199 68.3 27 8
Carson Christensen, Shorecrest 1,606 108 199 54.3 10 9
Blake Springer, Monroe 1,529 106 171 62.0 16 7
River Lien, Glacier Peak 1,426 91 145 62.7 17 4
Ben’tre Worthy, Kamiak 1,317 54 76 71.1 18 2

Grayson Murren, Lake Stevens

 1,291 68 93 73.1 18 3
Kale Hammer, Snohomish 1,274 95 157 60.5 12 6
Colton Johnson, Archbishop Murphy 1,043 44 85 51.8 10 4
Tyler Sargent, Sultan 902 66 129 51.2 8 4
Payden Baxter, Jackson 849 79 152 52.0 6 9
Justice Taylor, Lakewood 816 72 138 52.2 12 6
Noah Schmid, Everett 812 47 102 46.1 7 10

Rushing leaders

Player Yds Car YPC TD
Dylan Carson, Marysville Pilchuck 1,701 133 12.8 33
Julian Thomas, Cascade 1,468 186 7.9 15
Ryder Bumgarner, Stanwood 1,233 147 8.4 16
Josh Vandergriend, Snohomish 1,114 168 6.6 14
Justice Taylor, Lakewood 1,007 137 7.4 11
Juju Williams, Everett 1,002 148 6.8 12
Jayden Limar, Lake Stevens 957 114 8.4 10
Derek Feltner, Sultan 862 99 8.7 11
Jordan Velasquez, Marysville Pilchuck 806 51 15.8 13
Wesley Garrett, Kamiak 745 52 14.3 6
Trey Leckner, Glacier Peak 738 123 6.0 13

Damien Bagley, Mariner

 734 143 5.1 8
Eduardo Eulogio, Shorewood 639 162 3.9 6
Riley Riba, Marysville Getchell 621 94 6.6 6

Aaron Barraza, Edmonds-Woodway

 612 77 8.0 12

Receiving leaders

Player Yds Cth YPC TD
Connor Dow, Shorecrest 842 46 18.3 9
Cole Pruett, Monroe 823 47 17.5 10
Wesley Garrett, Kamiak 819 25 32.8 13

Jelani Guerrero, Archbishop Murphy

 785 32 24.5 8
Drew Carter, Lake Stevens 681 34 20.0 11
Gage Price, Arlington 562 29 19.4 7
Levi Younger, Arlington 520 45 11.6 13
Wahieola Emmsley, Monroe 502 37 13.6 5
Elijah Jackson, Arlington 423 20 21.2 5
Josh Vandergriend, Snohomish 414 29 14.3 5
Jadin Dogan, Jackson 397 33 12.0 4
Trey Leckner, Glacier Peak 369 17 21.7 5
Andre Lasconia, Shorecrest 339 24 14.1 1
Trayce Hanks, Lake Stevens 337 17 19.8 5
Juju Williams, Everett 321 20 16.1 3

Note: Leaderboard stats are compiled from games reported to sports@heraldnet.com.

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