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2023 TSF Leaders: Passing

Anderson QB Justice Burnam (photo courtesy of: ScoutingOhio.com)

They were airing it out all over the tri-state last fall. There were four players that took things to the next level amongst their peers as J.J. Miller, Clay Hayden, Justice Burnam and Cam O’Hara all threw for more than 3,300 yards and 40-plus touchdown passes. players

Here are the 2023 TriState Football passing leaders:

PASSING YARDS (2,300 yards or more)
4,186…Justice Burnam, Anderson, Jr.
3,910…Clay Hayden, Beechwood, Jr.
3,857…Brady Sutton, Western Brown, Jr.
3,529…J.J. Miller, Williamsburg, Sr.
3,361…Cam O’Hara, Cooper, So.
3,344…Matt Ponatoski, Moeller, So.
3,279…Logan Verax, Ryle, Sr.
2,857…Luke Dunn, Withrow, Sr.
2,817…Alex Amburgy, Waynesville, Jr.
2,783…Devan Nigam, Turpin, Jr.
2,768…Caden Henson, Valley View, Sr.
2,749…Jahmeir Spain, Mount Healthy, Jr.
2,722…Armoud Seals, Taft, Sr.
2,651…Jesse Roller, Batavia, Sr.
2,592…Evan Pitzer, Covington Catholic, Sr.
2,534…Kyle Lee, Newport, Jr.
2,500…Peter Breidenbach, Madeira, Sr.
2,483…Jackson McGowan, Taylor, Sr.
2,453…Kaydon Custard, Harrison County, Sr.
2,407…Alex Ritzie, Badin, Sr.
2,396…Grant Nurre, Kings, Jr.
2,385…Brady Young, New Richmond, Fr.
2,374…Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate, Sr.
2,361…Isaiah Petty, CHCA, Sr.

Beechwood QB Clay Hayden (photo by Greg Shoemaker/TriStateFootball.com)

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (25 TDs or more)
48…Clay Hayden, Beechwood, Jr.
47…J.J. Miller, Williamsburg, Sr.
47…Cam O’Hara, Cooper, So.
41…Justice Burnam, Anderson, Jr.
37…Luke Dunn, Withrow, Sr.
36…Caden Henson, Valley View, Sr.
32…Evan Pitzer, Covington Catholic, Sr.
30…Cameron Snider, Bethel-Tate, Sr.
29…Matt Ponatoski, Moeller, So.
29…Will Jaisle, Jr, Batesville
29…Logan Verax, Ryle, Sr.
29…Deuce Cortner, Northmont, Sr.
28…Brady Sutton, Western Brown, Jr.
28…Armoud Seals, Taft, Sr.
28…Jahmeir Spain, Mount Healthy, Jr.
28…Braden Bobo, McNicholas, Jr.
27…Brady Young, New Richmond, Fr.
27…Jackson McGowan, Taylor, Sr.
26…Brody Benke, Highlands, Sr.
26…Peter Breidenbach, Madeira, Sr.
26…Isaiah Petty, CHCA, Sr.
25…Kaydon Custard, Harrison County, Sr.
25…Alex Amburgy, Waynesville, Jr.

Cooper QB Cam O’Hara (photo by Chris Granger/X: @regnargc)

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