Stephenson school and state football records broken
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STEPHENSON -- The Stephenson Eagles are proud to recognize 3 of their senior football players who have broken numerous school and state records this season. Their success is a reflection of the commitment shown by them, their teammates and the coaching staff, who have worked together to help these boys reach these incredible accomplishments. The pride, effort and unity demonstrated by this team are what make a football program truly special.
Nolan Ruleau broke the following game, season and career records:
Passing attempts in a game – 44
Passing completions in a game – 28
Rushing attempts in a season – 178
Rushing yards in a season – 1,768
Passing attempts in a season – 231
Passing completions in a season – 143
Passing yards in a season – 2,191
Passing touchdowns in a season – 35
Career passing attempts – 393
Career passing completions – 218
Career passing yards – 3,407
Career passing touchdowns – 53
Brock Motto broke the following game & season records:
Receptions in a game – 12
Receptions in a season – 69
Receiving yards in a season – 967
Receiving touchdowns in a season – 13
Gavin Anderson broke the following game record:
Receiving touchdowns in a game – 4
In addition to breaking 17 school records, these young men have also qualified for state recognition. They have made their mark in 8-man football state record history, with outstanding individual performances that showcase the talent, dedication, and hard work of these athletes.
Nolan Ruleau:
2,191 passing yards this season -- 10th all-time in 8-man football state history for passing yards in a season.
35 passing touchdowns this season -- tied for 7th all-time in 8-man football state history in a season.
28 completions against Rudyard -- tied for 7th all-time in 8-man football state history for completions in a game.
53 career passing touchdowns -- 8th all-time in 8-man football state history.
Brock Motto
69 receptions this season -- 8th all-time in 8-man football state history for receptions in a season.
Gavin Anderson
Receiving touchdowns against Norway -- tied for 10th all-time in 8-man football state history for receiving touchdowns in a game.