57 Kyle Crabtree, Fort Payne, 2007-10 55 John Hopf, Fairhope, 1980-82 172 Martin Warren, Austin, 2001-03 20 Chris Simpson, LaFayette vs. Alabama Christian, 2000 (1894-2004, 640-303-39) 217 Antonio Coleman, Williamson, 2003 202 Grayson Davenport, Randolph (52) vs. North Jackson (14), 2022 (10 catches, 3 TDs) 45 Quen Mosley, Munford, 2006 35 John "J" Tribble, Ardmore vs. West Limestone, 2009 (65 attempts, 340 yards, 1 TD) 53 Jack Martin, Northview (38) vs. Russell County (23), 2018 Game 405 Paul Tyson, Hewitt-Trusscille (30) vs. Cedar Grove, GA (34), 2018 (409 passing, minus-4 rushing) 3,332 JaMarcus Russell, Williamson, 2002 (219 of 372, 22 TDs) 186 C.J. 131Brandon Musch, Westminster Christian, 2020-22(2,949 rushing, 7,081 passing) 65 Daniel Hayes, Shades Valley, 2005 (75 attempts) 239 Hamp Greene, Montgomery Academy, 1987 (14 games), 236 Spencer Brown, Mortimer Jordan, 2016 (13 games) LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RUN 40 Taylor McAdams, Hayden (27) vs. Carver-Birmingham (0), 2022 (201 yards, 4 TDs) 400 Bo Nix, Pinson Valley (51) vs. Austin (50) OT, 2017 (31 of 39, 7 TDs, 6A state playoffs) 7 Kareem Keyes, Minor (56) vs. Mortimer Jordan (20), 2022 )20 of 29, 477 yards) 283 Symon Smith, UMS-Wright, 2017 (15 games) 5,637 Tyler Smith, Isabella, 2011-14 287 Taulia Tagovailoa, Thompson, 2017 (435 att., 3,820 yards, 36 TDs) 4 Braden Lewis, DAR (59) vs. Danville (12), 2018 (seven catches, 168 yards) 1,005Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2003-06 High school: Valencia High School (Santa Clarita, California). 32 Roydell Williams, Hueytown, 2018 9,304 Jeremy Helms, Russellville, 2003-05 (91 TDs) 38 Jermarcus Brown, Pickens County, 2013 (15 games) 2,113 John "J" Tribble, Ardmore, 2009 (209 of 379, 14 TDs) 19 Chester Rogers, Lee-Huntsville (26) vs. 52 Chris Sparkman, Austin, 2010-13 43 Caleb McCreary, Montgomery Catholic, 2022 (134 of 220, 1 int) 1,047 Josh Magee, Hoover, 2009 (64 catches, 12 TDs) School: Folsom (California) Record: Most touchdown passes, career Noteworthy: From 2011 through 2014, Browning threw 229 touchdown passes, 10 more than the previous record held by Ohio. 40 Dallas Cockerham, Lamar Co. (34) vs. Our sister is the oldest of the kids and followed by seven boys. 226 Nick Keeton, Carbon Hill, 1999 15 Tony Stidham, Hamilton, 1999 (14 games) 2,326 Desmond Trotter, Shades Valley, 2017 (193 of 263, 17 TDs) 100.0 Hayden Maples, Fairview (47) vs. Holly Pond (14), 2013 (10-of-10) 1.099 Josh Moten, Cedar Bluff, 2001 (59 catches) 457 Michael Perry, Cherokee Co. (48) vs. Hokes Bluff (20), 1991 (30 carries) 14 Ben Cagle, Lynn (47) vs. Winston County (38), 2013 (233 yards, 2 TDs) 34 Graeme McFarland, Mountain Brook vs. Vestavia Hills, 2001 (46 attempts,357 yards) 2,186 Peyton Gilliland, Cleveland, 2014 (12 games) 563 Todd Tittle, Lynn, 1991-93 33 Mason Cartee, Priceville, 2021 (32 rush, 1 KO return) 2,542 Robby Ashford, Hoover, 2018 (148 of 269, 22 TDs) 527 Will Breland, UMS-Wright, 2016-19 Mobile Christian (12), 2016 Class 3A state championship game (239 yards, 3 TDs) 1,367 Tyler Crumpton, Phillips, 2012 (66 catches, 22 TDs) 266 Tim Harton, South Lamar, 1997 (13 games) Game 265 Alex Burkett, Houston Academy, 2000-04 171Damiean Archibald, Sipsey Valley (66) vs. Curry (28), 2013 (105, 66 yards) 81 Tyrell Pigrome, Clay-Chalkville, 2015 (338 of 511) 389 Jeremy Yates, Colbert Heights, 2007 424 CardavionMyers, Piedont vs. Cherokee County, 2019 (270 passing, 154 rushing) 1,306 Julio Jones, Foley, 2006 (75 catches, 16 TDs) 99 Tamardreon Purnell, Montevallo (62) vs. West Blocton (50), 2019 80 Jamey Hammell, Lauderdale County, 1998 52 Jeff Waller, Opp (19) vs. Headland (0), 1980 204James Bolton, Mary Montgomery (20) vs. Charles Henderson (24), 2022 (9 catches, 2 TDs) 3,238 Abril Sheppard, Speake, 1991-93 (206 catches, 25 TDs) Career MOST INTERCEPTIONS 34 James Raines, Berry (28) vs. Verbena (53), 2016 (45 attempts, 291 yards, 3 TDs) 17 Concord De La Salle, CA (1982-03) Season 489Chance Ellsworth, Priceville (38) vs. Danville (41), 2011 (25 of 44, 4 TDs) 100 Joseph Harris,Fyffe (48) vs. 138 Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2003-06 (54 rushing, 84 passing) 608 Christopher Thomas, Southside-Selma (56) vs. Greensboro(22), 2021 (505 passing, 133 rushing) 69 Michael Mahon, Hoover, 2002 (72 attempts) 66 Tyler Crumpton, Phillips, 2012 (1,367 yards, 22 TDs) 2 dual-threat quarterback in the entire nation coming out of Cajon High School in 2019 and enrolled early at Arizona State, where he has been the Sun Devils' full-time starter the last three seasons. 325 Cory Dueitt, Hoover, 1999 238 Ben Cagle, Lynn (34), Cold Springs (68), 2013 (14 catches, 2 TDs) 3 Jalen White, Daleville 2016-19 40 Garrett Sanders, GW Long, 2016 (13 games) 452 Sean Smith, Piedmont, 2016-20 296 Rondarrius Wiggins, Jacksonville, 2018 (12 games) 53 Nick Mullens, Spain Park (24) vs. Austin (37), 2012 (31 completions, 349 yards, 3 TDs) 205 Zach Smith, Susan Moore, 2006 (331 attempts, 2,943 yards, 34 TDs) 11 Taylor Williams, Central-Tuscaloosa vs. Huffman, 1996 (11 attempts) 2,204 Bubba Brown, Flomaton. 929 Bart Lockhart, Cordova, 2000-03 2,865 Ian Bain, Valley Head, 2022 (12 games) 1,593 Brayden Lewis, DAR, 2018 (75 catches, 21 TDs) 5,215 Patrick Nix, Etowah, 1987 151 Brandon Greer, Westbrook Christian, 1996-98 Game 7,127 Trey Higgins, Oxford, 2017-2021 (466 of 737, 94 TDs) 2,680 Justin Youngblood, Hartselle, 2004 107 Caleb McCreary, Montgomery Catholic, 2020-2022 2,374 Larry Ware, Robert E. Lee, 1986 408 Gabriel Benton, Benjamin Russell vs. Smiths Station, 2022 (397 passing, 11 rushing) 8 Iverson Hooks, Pike Road (76) vs. McGill-Toolen Catholic (51), 2021 (5 rushing and 3 passing) 41 Gavin Brown, Corner (21) vs. St. Clair Co. (13), 2021 (242 yards, 2 TDs) 62 Jartavious Whitlow, LaFayette, 2016 (30 rushing, 29 passing, 3 kick returns) 380 DaMarcus James, Demopolis, 2009 (15 games) 72.0 Tyler Johnston, Spanish Fort, 2015 (193 of 268) 4 Hayden Durrett, Ardmore (56) vs. Clements (30), 2013 166 Tim Castille, Briarwood Christian, 1998-00 51.4 Jalen White, Daleville (78) vs. Barbour County (26), 2019 (9 carries, 463 yards, 8 TDs) 612 Christopher Thomas, Southside-Selma (40) vs. Keith(26), 2021 (407 passing, 205 rushing) 881 Drew Phillips, Boaz, 2006-09 43 Anthony Tucker, J. U. Blacksher (6) vs. Fruitdale (12), 1997 38 Taylor Hayes, Piedmont (22) vs. 52 Don Bridges, New Hope vs. Sparkman, 1955 219 Darryl Johnson, Curry vs. Walker, 1995 (9 catches, 3 TDs) 531 Tony Dixon, Parrish (81) vs. Hubbertville (58), 2003 (21 carries) 2,180 Andre Golson, Geneva County, 1999 (11 games) DEFENSE 3,788 Taulia Tagovailoa, Thompson, 2018 (271 of 442, 35 TDs) 213 Kyle Minor, Madison Academy (45) vs. 249 Matt Sherrill, Hatton (40) vs. Phil Campbell (8), 2017 (9 catches, 5 TDs) 3 Jermarcus Brown, Pickens County, 2013 1,134 Phillip Willingham, UMS-Wright, 1996 (62 catches) Savage, Piedmont, 2010-14 (116 catches, 30 TDs) 38 John Johnson, Charles Henderson, 2013 (15 games) 233 Ben Cagle, Lynn (48) vs. Winston Co. (38), 2013 (14 catches, 2 TDs) 85 yards) 4 Velus Jones, Saraland (42) vs. Citronelle (8), 2015 (8 catches, 230 yards) 53 Michael Proctor, Pelham, 1989-91 7,333 Stanley Jones, Houston Academy, 2003-06 (5,020 rushing, 562receiving, 1751 kick/punt 46 Wade Streeter, Spain Park (63) vs.Hewitt-Trussville (64), 2014, 4 overtimes (195 yards, 4 TDs) 37 Tyler Caldwell, 2008 (319 of 530) 10,774 JaMarcus Russell, Williamson, 1999-02 66 Russell Weeks, New Brockton (38) vs. Zion Chapel (0), 2019 409 Rontarius Wiggins, Jacksonville (55) vs. Cleburne County (33), 2018 (21 carries, 4 TDs) 8 Steven Coleman, Pike County, 1988 (6 punt, 2 KO) 41 Sawyer Pate, Thompson, 2019 (228 of 306) 63 Lakeside Blue Ridge, AZ (1994-98) 37 Terrance Hollingsworth, Berry, 2011 (12 games) 82 Nick Threlkeld, Hubbertville, 2000 7 Charles Nelson, Opp vs. Andalusia, 1953 (349 yards) 158 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2018-2022) 4 Joe Jones, Mountain Brook vs. Tuscaloosa Co., 2004 6 Fargo Shanley, ND (1972-77) 8 Brandon Musch, Westminster Christian (54) vs. DAR (59), 2019 (7 passing, 1 rushing) Victory Christian (7), 2011 2,480 Austin Ingram, Charles Henderson, 2013 (181 of 316, 31 TDs) 1,583 Nolen Smith, Oneonta, 2008 (102 catches) 502 Seth Baker, Springville (54) vs. Curry (34), 2007 (20 of 29, 6 TDs) 7 Trett Hardman, Fairview vs. Douglas, 2008 21 of 30, 394 yards) Brilliant (0), 2015 (36 attempts, 479 yards, 9 TDs) 37 Dilan Kilpatrick, Fyffe, 2015 (15 games) Below is a list of California state and regional high school football champions sanctioned by the California Interscholastic Federation since the organization began holding state championship games in 2006. 407 Greg Patterson, Lee-Huntsville (39) vs. Cullman (21), 1966 (15 of 23, 5 TDs) 180 Michael Collins, Homewood, 1998 (306 att., 2,468 yards, 19 TDs 33 Spencer Brown, Mortimer Jordan, 2016 (13 games) 51 Kristian Story, Lanett, 2017 (42 passing 9 rushing) 197 Will Breland, UMS-Wright, 2019 (14 games) 2 Damiean Archibald, Sipsey Valley (66) vs. Curry (28), 2013 (105, 66 yards) Career 511 Taulia Tagovailoa, Thompson (35) vs. Oak Mountain (21), 2018 (507 passing, 4 rushing) 3,945 Peyton Gilliland, Cleveland, 2021(1,387rushing, 2,558passing) (15games) 2,034Lucas McMichen, Sand Rock, 1998 (134 of 208, 23 TDs) 426 Russell Gunter, Straughn, 1986 (10 games) 53 Jack Poundstone, Trinity vs. Elmore County, 2009 (31 completions) 80 Sloan Smith, Piedmont, 2021 (65 PAT,m 5 FG), 80 Preston Harvey, Jacksonville, 2017 (47 PAT, 11 FG) 2,341 Evan Sims, Fayette County, 2008 (163 of 291, 26 TDs) 53 Jeremy Slimp, W.A. 7 Sean Smith, Opelika, 1984-86 78 John Parker Wilson, Hoover, 2001-03 470 Jack Hayes, Piedmont (40) vs. Sylvania (7), 2022 Team Records Team Records: (Winning Streaks) Team Records: (Losing Streaks) Team Records: (Season Scoring) Team Records: (Single-Game Scoring) Team Records: (Defense) 151 Omari Kelly, Hewitt-Trussville, 2021 (2,347 yards, 22 TDs) 75 Jayce Thornton, Mars Hill Bible, 2018 (91 attempts) 69 Tyler Smith, Isabella, 2011-14 2 Sam LaPlatney, Montgomery Academy (30) vs. Montgomery Catholic (28), 2014 (90 and 85 yards) 2,919 Schyler Walker, Oneonta, 2011(201 of 360), 38 TDs) 72 Riley Edwards, Collinsville, 1999 3,805 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage, 2020 (2,752 passing, 1,053 rushing) 2,615 Graeme McFarland, Mountain Brook, 2001 (209 of 317) 3,798 Brandon Musch, Westminster Christian, 2022 (1,395 rushing, 2,403 passing) 14 Parker Colburn, Hewitt-Trussville, 2017 (16 attempts) 176 Zac White, Gardendale, 1999 (299 att., 2,345 yards, 16 TDs) 3 Kevin Gentle, Guntersville, 1993 90 Steven Coleman, Pike County, 1986-89 We would love to confirm this as a world record. 79 Hal Hughston, Deshler, 1999-00 17 Bennett Maddox, Montgomery Academy vs. Barbour Co., 2003 (4 FGs, 5 PATs) 2 Nick Thorn, Red Bay (69) vs. Phil Campbell (13), 2014 (81 & 87 yards) 99 Jack Hill to Johnny Richardson, Auburn (7) vs. Selma (13), 1938 31 Austin Ingram, Charles Henderson, 2013 (181 of 316) 102 Orlando Watters, Anniston, 1989 188 Justin Parham, Carrollton, 1998 (13 games) 27 Chase Childers, Piedmont vs. Red Bay, 2007 (45 attempts, 357 yards, 3 TDs) 55 Mason Duke, Spain Park (49) vs. Oxford (56), 2013 (32 completions, 379 yards, 4 TDs) 1,341 Lee Guess, Hewitt-Trussville, 2001 (93 catches, 12 TDs) 3,787 Brodie Croyle, Westbrook Christian, 1998 (175 of 282, 44 TDs) Bottom line: Tristan Gebbia went 28-3 as the starter for Calabasas High over his last two seasons as the starter and capped things off with a heroic effort in the 2-AA Regional Final as a senior, throwing for 557 yards and seven touchdowns in a 60-53 loss. 223 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2018-2022 (158 passing, 65 rushing) 7 Oklahoma City Douglass, OK (1949-55) 210 Kerryon Johnson, Madison Academy, 2012 (15 games) 1,335 Omari Kelly, Hewitt-Trussville, 2021 (84 catches, 13 TDs) 182 Aaron Dove, Falkville, 2018 (259 att., 3,021 yards, 46 TDs) 67 Jameis Winston, Hueytoqn, 2008-11 1,050 Riley Stewart, Cullman, 2008 (60 catches) 2,200 Bobby Ray Johnson, Andalusia, 1976 3 Jalen White, Daleville vs. Straughn, Geneva County and Barbour County, 2019 102 Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-02 50 Jack Hayes, Piedmont, 2019 (41 passing, 9 rushing) 66 Demarion Holloman, Pinson Valley, 2018 (1,019 yards) 55 Eli Pearce, West End (44) vs. Cleveland (65), 2019 (22 completions, 422 yards, 4 TDs) 301 Garrett Sanders, GW Long, 2016 (40 TDs, 53 PATs, 3 field goals) 443 Brody Meek, Lynn (42) vs. Hubbertville (13), 2011 (17 of 26, 5 TDs) 14 Tyler Crumpton, Phillips, 2010-14 62 Dawson Hamlin, Goshen, 2017 (67 attempts) 52 Brayden Kyle, Decatur Heritage (76) vs. Ragland (60), 2021 (1A playoffs) 1,161 Drew Forrest, Cullman, 2008 (92 catches) Bottom line: Caden Voges finished his career as the No. 2 Quinton Harris, Oakman (64) vs. Francis Marion (26), 2012 (99 and 97 yards) 121 Chris Swinney, Russellville (136 att. 32 Little Rock Central, AR (1907-04) 5 Brian Chastain, Chilton County (42) vs. Jemison (7), 1991 (37, 13, 31 63 & 25 yards) 6,436 Justin Palmer, Hamilton, 2000-03 (55 TDs) 152 Riley Keith, Sylacauga, 2015-17 (158 attempts) 97 Chris Suther, Homewood, 2001 6,567 Jeremiah Cobb, Montgomery Catholic, 2019-2022
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