Mike White's High School Football Notebook (Dec. 10)
"Stars move up in record books as teams advance" - by Mike White.
With every one of their teams' wins, North Allegheny quarterback Mack Leftwich and Clairton's Tyler Boyd keep moving up the WPIAL all-time lists.
In North Allegheny's 45-10 victory against Wilson in the PIAA Class AAAA semifinals Saturday, Leftwich became only the third quarterback in WPIAL history to pass for 3,000 yards in a season. A senior, Leftwich now has 3,132 yards (161 completions in 248 attempts).
North Allegheny plays Coatesville in the title game Saturday and Leftwich could move into second place on the all-time list. Seton-LaSalle's Bill Stull threw for 3,310 yards in 2004. The WPIAL single-season record is 3,726 yards by South Fayette's Christian Brumbaugh in 2010.
With every one of their teams' wins, North Allegheny quarterback Mack Leftwich and Clairton's Tyler Boyd keep moving up the WPIAL all-time lists.
In North Allegheny's 45-10 victory against Wilson in the PIAA Class AAAA semifinals Saturday, Leftwich became only the third quarterback in WPIAL history to pass for 3,000 yards in a season. A senior, Leftwich now has 3,132 yards (161 completions in 248 attempts).
North Allegheny plays Coatesville in the title game Saturday and Leftwich could move into second place on the all-time list. Seton-LaSalle's Bill Stull threw for 3,310 yards in 2004. The WPIAL single-season record is 3,726 yards by South Fayette's Christian Brumbaugh in 2010.
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