Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 6
• Yards: 1,033
• Attempts: 109
• Touchdowns: 15
• Yards/game: 172.2
• Yards/carry: 9.5
• Long: 83
• Fumbles: 2
Southern Arizona's top 10 high school rushing leaders so far
Here's a look at Southern Arizona's 2017 rushing leaders through Friday, Sept. 1.
1. Jordan Porter, Cholla
5. Nick Brahler, Ironwood Ridge
Ironwood Ridge's Nick Brahler (22) fends off Canyon del Oro's Ichiro Ramos (21) during the first quarter.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 4
• Attempts: 87
• Yards: 674
• Touchdowns: 9
• Yards/game: 168.5
• Yards/carry: 7.7
• Long: 60
3. Bijan Robinson, Salpointe Catholic
Salpointe's Bijan Robinson (5) makes a cutback across Sunnyside's Alex Alvarado (15) during the fourth quarter.
Year: Sophomore
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 5
• Yards: 864
• Attempts: 73
• Touchdowns: 12
• Yards/game: 172.8
• Yards/carry: 11.8
• Long: 65
• Fumbles: 2
4. Dominic Bynum, Catalina Foothills
Scotsdale Saguaro's William Shaffer (88) takes a swipe but comes up empty, the only Sabercat to come close to stopping Catalina Foothills' Dominic Bynum (36) on a touchdown run on Friday, August 18, 2017, in Tucson, Ariz.
Year: Junior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 3
• Attempts: 17
• Yards: 303
• Touchdowns: 4
• Yards/game: 101
• Yards/carry: 17.8
• Long: 63
• Fumbles: 0
5. Oscar Morineau, Desert View
Jaguar Stadium is the home of the Desert View High School Jaguars Football Team in Tucson, AZ. Photo taken Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Photo by Ron Medvescek / Arizona Daily Star.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 2
• Attempts: 54
• Yards: 293
• Touchdowns: 3
• Yards/game: 146.5
• Yards/carry: 5.4
6. Rene Valenzuela, Marana
Marana's Rene Valenzuela (20) streaks upfield as Cienega's Terrell Hayward (7) tries to halt his advance during the second quarter.
Year: Junior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 3
• Attempts: 40
• Yards: 240
• Touchdowns: 1
• Yards/game: 80
• Yards/carry: 6
• Long: 50
• Fumbles: 1
7. Alex Bell, Sabino
Sabino's Alex Bell (1) races away from Sahuaro's Max Lockwood (32) top, and Cameron Williams (30) on his way to the end zone on a touchdown scramble in the first quarter of their game at Sahuaro High School, Friday, August 25, 2017, Tucson, Ariz.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 3
• Attempts: 21
• Yards: 224
• Touchdowns: 3
• Yards/game: 74.7
• Yards/carry: 10.7
• Long: 45
8. Marlo Corona, Tanque Verde
Tanque Verde High School football stadium in 2015, at 11150 E. Tanque Verde Road, in Tucson, Ariz.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 2
• Attempts: 36
• Yards: 219
• Touchdowns: 2
• Yards/game: 109.5
• Yards/carry: 6.1
9. Jamarye Joiner, Cienega
Cienega's quarterback Jamarye Joiner (11) dives into the end zone to open a big scoring night for the Bobcats in the first quarter of their game against Shadow Ridge at Cienega High School, Friday, September 1, 2017, Tucson, Ariz.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 2
• Attempts: 20
• Yards: 210
• Touchdowns: 6
• Yards/game: 105
• Yards/carry: 10.5
• Long: 51
10. Kashawn Valencia-Crump, Tucson High
The varsity football team practices at Tucson High School's Rollin T. Gridley Stadium.
Year: Senior
2017 stats so far:
• Games played: 2
• Attempts: 16
• Yards: 205
• Touchdowns: 1
• Yards/game: 102.5
• Yards/carry: 12.8
• Long: 55
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