From last season, Jaheim Allen-Pompey (left) from Mt. Miguel of Spring Valley set new regular season state record for receiving yards. At right, El Monte’s Davon Booth scored 361 points, the fourth-highest in state history. Photos: Hudl.com & Twitter.com.
All individual single-season offensive categories for the state football record book files have now been updated heading into the 2020 season. There are new players added for most touchdowns (season), most points scored (season), most yards rushing (season), most yards rushing (regular season), most receiving yards (season), most receiving yards (regular season), most TD catches (season), most TD catches (regular season), most catches (season) and most catches (regular season). The plan is to update all of the state football records we have plus add more new categories before the start of the next season.
Note: This is a post for Gold Club members only. We also have even longer lists available in these categories in our exclusive football state records section. Before the 2020 season begins, we sure have the extra time to have all records updated and ready to go. To become a Gold Club member for as low as 6.8 cents per day, CLICK HERE.
Note: We of course utilize MaxPreps.com leader lists for current players and we encourage all schools and coaches to use that platform. There can be errors in those lists, however, that are not edited (especially duplications) and there are still a few players who have unreported totals. MaxPreps also only goes back to the early 2000s. All California records before that were obtained through research by Cal-Hi Sports. We are the only source for state football records in California.
