Kohnor Depew – Depew had a record breaking season his senior year as he set a new record for individual points scored in a season with 206 points, set a new record for career points scored with 438, set a new record for receiving yards in a season (1,555), receiving TD’s in a season (28), & receiving yards per game (129.58) and set a new record for most 100+ receiving yard games in a single season with 8. Depew finished the season with 1,922 yards of total offense in 12 games, with 33 TD’s & 160.17 avg yards/game and now holds the all-time records for passes caught (135), receiving yards (3,393), receiving TD’s (55), & receiving yards per game (99.79). He finished his high school career with 17 games of 100 receiving yards or more (also a school record), with 4,186 yards of total offense in 34 games, with 66 TD’s & 123.12 avg yards/game which puts him at 6th all-time in Vandal history. He was named All-State for the second year in a row and was named First Team All-Conference as an Offensive Skill Player, for Special Teams and as a Defensive Back. Depew will continue to play football in college at Millikin University.
Qwentyn Stombaugh – Stombaugh put his name in the record books this season setting the record for most 200+ yard passing games in a season with 6 games of 200+ this year and he broke the single game record with 6 TD passes & season record for most passing yards in regular season at 1,629 yards. Despite battling injury late in the season which saw him move into more of a running back and receiver role in second and third rounds of the playoffs, Stombaugh finished the season completing 73 passes in 108 attempts for 1,763 yards and 26 TDs across 10 of the Vandals 12 games played. He also rushed 87 times for 589 yards and 9 TDs. Stombaugh was named First Team All-Conference as an Offensive Skill Player.
Andrew Casey – Casey stepped into the quarterback role to start the season and reeled off two straight games of 200+ yards passing with 290 yards against Pana and 212 yards against Gillespie with 7 passing and 3 rushing TDs in those games before moving into a receiver spot for the rest of the regular season. Called upon to again step into the quarterback role late in the season, Casey put together two more 200+ yard passing games in helping lead the Vandals to a second round playoff win at Greenville with 248 yards passing and 5 TDs before throwing for another 353 yards and 2 TDs in the Vandals third round playoff loss at St. Joe-Ogden. Casey’s four games of 200+ yards passing in a single season ties Matthew Wells and Andrew Kelly for second on the all-time list. Casey was named Third Team All-Conference Offensive Skills Player for the season.
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