Here are the 2026 midseason NKY/ Indiana football stat leaders

As of the halfway point of the 2026 high school football season, several players in Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana have risen to prominence in various statistical categories. The Enquirer has identified the top performers in passing yards, passing touchdowns, rushing yards, rushing touchdowns, receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns, tackles, sacks, interceptions, and team scoring both in offense and defense.

Leading the way in passing yards is Dylan Courtney from Covington Catholic with 1,169 yards, followed by Landon Spaulding from Bishop Brossart and Bryce Armstrong from Highlands, both with 1,009 yards. In passing touchdowns, Dylan Courtney from Covington Catholic is at the top with 11, closely followed by Landon Spaulding and Bryce Armstrong, each with 9.

For rushing yards, Malik Johnson from Boone County leads with 832 yards, while Brogan Wynn from Lawrenceburg and Malachi Kennedy from Dayton are tied with 563 yards. In rushing touchdowns, Malachi Kennedy from Dayton is at the top with 11, followed by Crue Gilmour from Lawrenceburg and Ryan Minges from East Central, each with 8.

When it comes to receptions, Brady Boruske from Bishop Brossart is leading with 29 receptions, closely followed by Tyler Fryman from Beechwood and Jaylen Stone from Ludlow, each with 28 receptions. In receiving yards, Brady Boruske from Bishop Brossart is at the top with 532 yards, with Tyler Fryman from Beechwood and Jaylen Stone from Ludlow also in the top three with 448 and 359 yards, respectively.

In receiving touchdowns, Brady Boruske from Bishop Brossart leads with 3, followed by Cade Anthrop from Campbell County and Amare Newberry from Boone County, each with 5 touchdowns. Quinten Tischner from Bishop Brossart is leading the tackles with 65, followed by Austin Ashcraft from Ludlow and Samuel Ishmael from Scott, each with 56 tackles. Griffin Eaton from Campbell County leads the sacks with 6, followed by Alex Reidinger from Campbell County and Brayden Hughes from St. Henry, each with 4.5 sacks.

In interceptions, Brady Boruske from Bishop Brossart is at the top with 4, with Andersen Deters from East Central and Jaylen Stone from Ludlow tied with 3 interceptions each. For team scoring in offense, Dayton is leading with 45 points per game, followed by Beechwood and Covington Catholic with 41.5 and 40.6 points per game, respectively. On the defensive side, Holy Cross is leading with 8.3 points allowed per game, with Beechwood and Walton-Verona tied at 9.5 points allowed per game.