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MECKLENBURG STATISTICAL LEADERS
passing
Player School Comp. Att. Yards Int. TDs
Chauncey Concepcion Providence 88 148 1,323 5 15
Brad Clay North Mecklenburg 68 127 1,293 3 13
Ray Mallos Carolina Pride 81 123 1,235 3 14
Jonathan Weymann Myers Park 78 142 1,135 9 9
Sam Spence Charlotte Latin 49 89 790 3 10
John Kincaid Charlotte Christian 38 95 710 7 8
Lucas Beatty Olympic 44 73 683 3 8
Cole Blythe Hopewell 33 74 610 4 6
Price Litton Providence Day 29 84 527 11 0
Marra Ramsey SouthLake Christian 37 86 484 5 1
Danny Reyes Charlotte Catholic 26 64 384 2 4
tackles
Player School No.
Garrett Gysel Myers Park 61
Cameron Joe North Mecklenburg 56
Kelby Brown Charlotte Christian 55
Ryan Lemke North Mecklenburg 55
Travis Hallman SouthLake Christian 54
Robert Stack Providence Day 54
Darius MacKey Hopewell 53
Matt Sawyer Charlotte Catholic 52
Denzel Hooks Olympic 48
Will Smith Providence Day 48
Jake Flynn Providence Day 47
Jonny Peace North Mecklenburg 46
Toby Swimmer Providence Day 46
Ryan Mercer Myers Park 45
Donshae Joyce North Mecklenburg 43
Collin Manning Charlotte Catholic 40
Quacy Robinson Myers Park 39
Sean Hubbard Olympic 38
Kentril Washington North Mecklenburg 35
Latham York North Mecklenburg 34
Charlie Shoemaker Myers Park 33
Colton Walls Charlotte Latin 33
Matt Hall Charlotte Christian 32
Kevin Hart Hopewell 32
Thomas Ashcraft Charlotte Latin 31
Tyler De Stefani Carolina Pride 31
Tim Telzlaff North Mecklenburg 31
Antwan Alexander Myers Park 30
Anthony Bynum Hopewell 30
Paul Paschal Charlotte Latin 30
Alex Zimmerman Providence Day 30
Chase Carbone Charlotte Latin 29
Buddy Craft Charlotte Christian 27
Chance Miller Hopewell 27
Thomas Warren Charlotte Catholic 27
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each Tuesday by noon.
receiving
Player School Rec. Yards TDs
Banks Jenkins Myers Park 31 582 4
Dasean Payton North Mecklenburg 22 466 3
Michael Haffner Hopewell 20 446 5
Jarrid McKinney Providence 14 371 4
Davis Austin Charlotte Latin 18 356 9
Raheim Jennings Olympic 10 284 3
Braxton Deaver Providence 20 283 2
Tim Litton Carolina Pride 20 280 3
Matthias Farley Charlotte Christian 5 274 4
Mike McConoughy Providence Day 13 267 0
Travis Hallman SouthLake Christian 13 259 0
B.J. Mosley Carolina Pride 15 258 5
Anthony Henderson Olympic 19 248 3
Greg Brignolle Carolina Pride 13 213 1
Deyonta Wright Myers Park 12 207 2
Hunter Westfall Myers Park 21 190 2
Damon Magazu Providence 15 177 7
Ty Linton Charlotte Christian 12 169 1
Brandon Braxton Providence 11 155 2
Zack Baughn North Mecklenburg 8 145 3
Xavier Joplin North Mecklenburg 11 143 3
Donshae Joyce North Mecklenburg 4 134 0
Bobby Wallace Carolina Pride 5 143 0
Demetri Allison SouthLake Christian 9 141 1
Brandon Bennett Hopewell 7 130 0
rushing
Player School Att. Yards TDs
Josh Covington Providence Day 119 955 9
Xavier Joplin North Mecklenburg 73 790 8
Deyonta Wright Myers Park 83 621 2
Mike Huff Olympic 60 593 4
Jalen Ross Charlotte Latin 67 567 12
Dondré Lewis-Freeman Hopewell 66 555 8
Zak Johnston SouthLake Christian 63 547 5
Angelo Acitelli Charlotte Catholic 92 511 7
Grant Nowell Hopewell 68 491 2
Ty Linton Charlotte Christian 52 312 5
Chris Williams Providence 77 303 4
Vince Campagna Charlotte Catholic 42 275 1
Brad Clay North Mecklenburg 55 264 6
Joe Piraino Charlotte Catholic 33 231 3
Sterling West Olympic 24 216 1
Bobby Wallace Carolina Pride 23 182 2
Jadarius Bruce Charlotte Catholic 42 156 1
Davon Cooper Myers Park 33 147 1
Nick Johnson Charlotte Catholic 22 147 2
Justin Avery Hopewell 7 125 4
interceptions
Player School No.
Toby Swimmer Providence Day 4
Robert Stack Providence Day 3
Jake Watson Charlotte Christian 3
Matthias Farley Charlotte Christian 2
Taylor Chiesa North Mecklenburg 2
Andre Diouf SouthLake Christian 2
Denzel Hooks Olympic 2
Cameron Hughes Hopewell 2
Trey Long North Mecklenburg 2
Dasean Payton North Mecklenburg 2
Jeremiah Rainey Myers Park 2
Matt Tomsho Charlotte Catholic 2
sacks
Player School No.
Latham York North Mecklenburg 6
Thomas Ashcraft Charlotte Latin 5
David Durham Charlotte Christian 5
Ty Linton Charlotte Christian 5
Alex Zimmerman Providence Day 5
Charles Hazzard SouthLake Christian 3.5
Chase Carbone Charlotte Latin 3
Tyler De Stefani Carolina Pride 3
Ryan Lemke North Mecklenburg 3
Daniel Kuzmanovich North Mecklenburg 3
Robert Stack Providence Day 3
Colton Walls Charlotte Latin 3
Stephen Bolten SouthLake Christian 2.5
Cameron Joe North Mecklenburg 2.5
Matt Sawyer Charlotte Catholic 2.5
Dillon Stevermer SouthLake Christian 2.5
Kelby Brown Charlotte Christian 2
Kyler Brown Charlotte Christian 2
Austin Caps SouthLake Christian 2
Myles Davis Olympic 2
Sam Fulginiti Charlotte Christian 2
Judson Hall Charlotte Christian 2
Johnathon Jones Hopewell 2
Darius Mayes Carolina Pride 2
Ashton Stroud SouthLake Christian 2
punting
Player School No. Yards avg.
Austin Long Myers Park 14 42.1
Ace Richardson Myers Park 11 41.2
Michael Haffner Hopewell 17 39.76
Tyler McMahan Olympic 16 37.2
Ross McAdam Hopewell 3 36.0
Wes Medeiros Charlotte Christian 7 35.6
Nick Funck Charlotte Catholic 15 34.7
Notebook
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preparing for their toughest challenge
of the season – a Friday, Oct. 2, home
game against West Charlotte.
Bradley said West Charlotte will be
the most athletic opponent the Vikings
have faced this fall. The Lions’ defense
shut out Hopewell’s offense, holding
the Titans to 171 yards total offense last
week. Hopewell’s only score came on a
fumble return.
Bradley doesn’t buy West Charlotte’s
pedestrian 3-3 record. The Lions’ three
defeats were at the hands of Super 10
teams Independence (No. 1), Butler
(No. 2) and East Mecklenburg (No. 5).
“Everyone predicted West Charlotte
to finish with Mallard Creek at the top
of the (I-MECK 4A) conference,” said
Bradley. “We’ll have our hands full, for
sure.”
• Running back Xavier Joplin played
more snaps at linebacker than tailback
against Lake Norman last week. Bradley
moved the 195-pound Joplin to defense
in an effort to counter the Wildcats’
oversized rushing attack.
The Viking offense lined up in an
empty backfield set for most of the first
half to keep Joplin fresh. The decision
paid off when Joplin sacked the Wildcats’
quarterback, thwarting a critical
fourth-quarter drive. On offense, Joplin
finished with 95 yards on 10 carries.
• North Meck safety Donshae Joyce
stripped a Wildcat ball carrier to set up
a Viking scoring drive. Defensive back
Taylor Chiesa picked off a pass in the
end zone to prevent a touchdown.
The SouthLake Christian beat
Last week against East Lincoln, for
the second consecutive game, South-
Lake Christian (2-3) turned the ball over
on its first three drives.
The Eagles fumbled three times
against Hickory Grove (Sept. 18) and
East Lincoln (Sept. 25), spotting both
teams 21-0 first-quarter leads. Both
games ended with SouthLake losses. The
Eagles fell to public school East Lincoln,
a N.C. Class 2A state finalist last year,
56-6. They lost to Hickory Grove 36-6.
• Linebacker/running back Travis
Hallman turned in another monstrous
performance against East Lincoln. He
topped the defense with six tackles and
an interception. This season, Hallman
has led the Eagles in tackles each game.
On offense, Hallman stood out again,
catching six passes for 103 yards. As
a team, the Eagles gained 111 yards
through the air.
• Against East Lincoln, running back
Zak Johnston scored his fourth touchdown
of more than 70 yards this season.
Johnston returned a punt 70 yards
against East Lincoln. He also has two
touchdown rushes of more than 90
yards and a kickoff return that tops 80
yards. The Eagle running back leads the
team with 547 yards rushing and five
scores. q
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