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Here are the 2026 midseason NKY/ Indiana football stat leaders

Halfway through the 2026 high school football season, contenders are starting to emerge in Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana, especially as district play opens.

But as teams continue to improve, the top players are making their names known. The Enquirer highlights top performances from each week, but let’s take a look at who has accrued the top stats through the first five weeks.

Here are the top 10 players (plus ties) in several statistical categories at the midway point of the 2026 season. The top statistical leaders for Southwest Ohio’s teams can be found here.

Passing yards and passing touchdowns

Covington Catholic quarterback Dylan Courtney (8) throws a pass as Beechwood defensive lineman Kyle Shaw (57) defends during the football game between Beechwood and Covington Catholic in Covington on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Player, school Passing yards Player, school Passing TDs
1. Dylan Courtney, Covington Catholic 1,169 1. Dylan Courtney, Covington Catholic 11
2. Landon Spaulding, Bishop Brossart 1,009 T2. Bryce Armstrong, Highlands 9
3. Emmett Queen, Beechwood 852 T2. Nash Overholser, Scott 9
4. Grant Webb, Simon Kenton 752 T4. Xander Guy, Campbell County 8
5. Bryce Armstrong, Highlands 733 T4. Emmett Queen, Beechwood 8
6. Xander Guy, Campbell County 701 T6. Colten Barger, Lloyd Memorial 7
7. Nash Overholser, Scott 659 T6. Landon Spaulding, Bishop Brossart 7
8. Miller Reed, Ludlow 650 T8. Brian Ferguson, Holy Cross 6
9. Asa LeGrand, Boone County 632 T8. Asa LeGrand, Boone County 6
10. Cy Parento, St. Henry 526 T8. Miller Reed, Ludlow 6
T8. Grant Webb, Simon Kenton 6

Rushing yards and rushing touchdowns

East Central senior Ryan Minges finds running room during Lawrenceburg at East Central football Aug. 21, 2026 at East Central High School, St. Leon, Indiana

Player, school Rushing yards Player, school Rushing TDs
1. Malik Johnson, Boone County 832 T1. Malachi Kennedy, Dayton 11
2. Brogan Wynn, Lawrenceburg 674 T1. Kiyan Miller, Covington Catholic 11
3. Malachi Kennedy, Dayton 563 3. Crue Gilmour, Lawrenceburg 10
4. Ryan Minges, East Central 555 T4. Malik Johnson, Boone County 8
5. Lucas Pate, St. Henry 549 T4. Nate Pabst, Beechwood 8
6. Kiyan Miller, Covington Catholic 509 T6. Lucas Pate, St. Henry 7
7. Kaden Anderson, Dayton 477 T6. Miller Reed, Ludlow 7
8. Colten Barger, Lloyd Memorial 472 T8. Kaden Anderson, Dayton 6
9. Colton Bellman, East Central 455 T8. Colton Bellman, East Central 6
10. Levi Gilliland, Dixie Heights 450 T8. Levi Gilliland, Dixie Heights 6
T8. Ryan Minges, East Central 6

Receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns

Beechwood wide receiver Tyler Fryman (4) catches a first down pass inside the red zone as Covington Catholic defensive back Grant Reardon (7) defends during the football game between Beechwood and Covington Catholic in Covington on Friday, September 18, 2026.

Player, school Receptions Player, school Receiving yards Player, school Receiving TDs
1. Brady Boruske, Bishop Brossart 29 1. Brady Boruske, Bishop Brossart 532 T1. Cade Anthrop, Campbell County 5
2. Tyler Fryman, Beechwood 28 2. Tyler Fryman, Beechwood 448 T1. Amare Newberry, Boone County 5
3. Jaylen Stone, Ludlow 24 3. Jaylen Stone, Ludlow 359 3. Jaylen Stone, Ludlow 4
4. Quinten Tischner, Bishop Brossart 20 4. Mason Manford, Lawrenceburg 291 T4. Brady Boruske, Bishop Brossart 3
5. Mason Manford, Lawrenceburg 19 5. Mac Cogswell, Covington Catholic 269 T4. Andre Englemon Jr., Ludlow 3
T6. Samuel Hughes, Simon Kenton 16 6. David Penick, St. Henry 262 T4. Forest Hughes, Simon Kenton 3
T6. Nate Pabst, Beechwood 16 T7. Cade Anthrop, Campbell County 250 T4. Samuel Hughes, Simon Kenton 3
T7. Andre Englemon Jr., Ludlow 15 T7. Amare Newberry, Boone County 250 T4. Mason Manford, Lawrenceburg 3
T7. Forest Hughes, Simon kenton 15 9. Samuel Hughes, Simon Kenton 240 T4. Nate Pabst, Beechwood 3
T7. Amare Newberry, Boone County 15 10. Ayden Earls, Campbell County 232 T4. Jonah Rector, Scott 3
T4. Xavier Thornberry, Campbell County 3

Tackles

1. Quinten Tischner, Bishop Brossart 65
2. Austin Ashcraft, Ludlow 61
3. Samuel Ishmael, Scott 56
T4. Deaken Reed, Ludlow 49
T4. Alex Reidinger, Campbell County 49
T6. Max Meyer, Newport Central Catholic 47
T6. Colton Turner, Scott 47
8. Lincoln Tomlinson, Lloyd Memorial 46
9. Tommy Busby, Bishop Brossart 42
T10. Jax Beare, Lawrenceburg 41
T10. Levi Gilliland, Dixie Heights 41

Lincoln Tomlinson of Lloyd Memorial fights forward during the KHSAA football game between Campbell County and Lloyd Memorial high schools on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, at Lloyd Memorial High School.

Sacks

T1. Griffin Eaton, Campbell County 6
T1. Alex Reidinger, Campbell County 6
3. Brayden Hughes, St. Henry 4.5
T4. Griffin Benke, Highlands 4
T4. Liam Horan, Newport Central Catholic 4
T4. Jonny Lind, Covington Catholic 4
T7. Joseph Appel, Campbell County 3
T7. Kingston Brockett, Beechwood 3
T7. Carson Clark, Cooper 3
T7. Max Cole, Campbell County 3
T7. Jimi Cox, Highlands 3
T7. Aidyn Fortner, Bellevue 3
T7. Garrett Frederick, Holy Cross 3
T7. Ben London, Dixie Heights 3
T7. Tayden Lorenzen, Highlands 3
T7. Joe Oswald, Newport Central Catholic 3
T7. Hayden Wright, Ryle 3
T7. Jacob Yutze, Walton-Verona 3

Interceptions

Michael Newborn from Simon Kenton receives the kickoff during the KHSAA football game between Beechwood and Simon Kenton high schools on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026.

1. Brady Boruske, Bishop Brossart 4
T2. Andersen Deters, East Central 3
T2. Jaylen Stone, Ludlow 3
T2. Kevin Vazquez Wilson 3
T5. Trey Boyce, Lawrenceburg 2
T5. Levi Gilliland, Dixie Heights 2
T5. Avery Gramer, Bellevue 2
T5. Dustin Hamilton, Walton-Verona 2
T5. Damarco Jackson, Newport 2
T5. Landon Ketron, Bishop Brossart 2
T5. Liam Kolks, Boone County 2
T5. Kaydenn Marshall, Scott 2
T5. Michael Newborn, Simon Kenton 2
T5. Marjae Peterson, Lloyd Memorial 2
T5. Xavier Thornberry, Holy Cross 2
T5. Dustin Wilson, Holy Cross 2
T5. Ryland Yates, Ludlow 2

Team scoring – offense

School Points per game
1. Dayton 45
2. Beechwood 41.5
3. Covington Catholic 40.6
4. Highlands 37.8
5. Lloyd Memorial 36.4
6. Holy Cross 34.3
7. Lawrenceburg 34
8. St. Henry 32.5
9. East Central 28.6
10. Walton-Verona 27.3

Team scoring – defense

School Points per game allowed
1. Holy Cross 8.3
T2. Beechwood 9.5
T2. Walton-Verona 9.5
4. Dayton 9.8
5. Lloyd Memorial 11.2
6. Lawrenceburg 11.6
7. East Central 12.2
8. Highlands 16.4
9. Cooper 17.2
10. Covington Catholic 23.6

This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Here are the 2026 midseason NKY/ Indiana football stat leaders

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