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BCHS Football Records FOOTBALL RECORDS OFFENSE - INDIVIDUAL Most Points Scored Game 32 - Brian Autry 1974 West Washington 32 - Gavin Bane 2016 Lawrenceburg Season 274 - Gavin Bane Career 452 - Gavin Bane 2014-2016 Most Touchdowns Game 5 - Todd Isaacs 1990 West Washington 5 - Blaze Hurley 2007 Indian Creek 5 - Gavin Bane 2016 Seymour 5 - Gavin Bane 2016 Lawrenceburg Season 43 - Gavin Bane 2016 Career 71 - Gavin Bane 2014-2016 Most Touchdowns - Rushing Game 5 - Todd Isaacs 1990 West Washington 5 - Gavin Bane 2016 Lawrenceburg Season 31 - Gavin Bane 2016 Career 56 - Jacoby Hines 2000-2002 Most Touchdowns - Passing Game 5 - Clay Brown 2013 Mitchell, Silver Creek, North Harrison 2014 Eastern, Seymour Season 41 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 86 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Most Touchdowns - Receiving Game 4 - Jacob Wilson 2013 Washington Season 17 - Jacob Wilson 2013 Career 31 - Jacob Wilson 2012-2014 Most Rushing Attempts Game 39 - Craig Huffman 1984 Spring Valley Season 251 - Brent Burcham 2004 Carer 503 - Brent Burcham 2002-2004 Most Yards Rushing Game 300 - Derek Thompson 2019 Seymor Season 1705 - Brent Burcham 2004 Career 3585 - Brent Burcham 2002-2004 Most Passes Attempted Game 47 - Clay Brown 2013 South Gibson Season 302 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 667 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Most Passes Completed Game 24 - Clay Brown 2014 Charlestown Season 208 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 432 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Highest Passing Percentage Game 100 - Cam Cockerham 2007 Mitchell Season 68.9 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 67.1 - Michael Davidson 1993 Most Yards Passing Game 389 - Clay Brown 2013 North Harrison Season 2911 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 6016 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Most Pass Receptions Game 10 - Mason Watson 2001 Tri West 10 - Terry Anderson 2014 Charlestown Season 60 - Travis Maupin 2004 Career 89 - Adam Mellencamp 2003-2005 Most Reception Yards Game 207 - Mason Watson 2004 Tri West Season 831 - Travin Maupin 2004 Career 1608 - Wade Toppe 2008-2011 Most Yards Total Offense Season 2836 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 5805 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Most All Purpose Yards Game 389 - Clay Brown 2013 North Harrrison Season 2836 - Clay Brown 2013 Career 5805 - Clay Brown 2012-2014 Longest Touchdown Rushing 94 yards - Levi Nehrt 2001 Clarksville Longest Touchdown Pass 98 yards - Cam Cockerham 2007 Clarksville to Kwin Cutter Most Passes Completed Without an Interception 119 - Matt Rochner 1994 DEFENSE - INDIVIDUAL Most Tackles/Assists Game 21 - Lucas Hines 2019 Silver Creek Season 164 - Greg Wilson 1996 Career 374 - Howard Jackson 1966-1969 Most Defensive Points Season 324 - Greg Wilson 1996 Career 640 - Greg Wilson 1995-1997 Most Fumble Recoveries Season 6 - Tony Pferrer 1981 Career 10 - Tony Brewer 1975-1977 Longest Fumble Recovery for Touchdown 95 yards - Brandon Tormoehlen 1999 Triton Cental Most Interceptions Game 3 - Jade Peters 1995 West Washington 3 - Matt Rochner 1993 West Washington 3 - Brad Pendleton 1990 West Washington 3 - Tony Wheeler 1979 West Washington Season 8 - Matt Terrell 1999 Career 13 - John Reid 1966-1969 Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdown 2 - Nate Martin 2013 2 - Carl Bottorff 1982 2 - Richard Brewer 1975 Longest Interception Returned for Touchdown 97 yards - Jason Ault 1994 North Harrison SPECIAL TEAMS - INDIVIDUAL Most Field Goals Game 2 - Chandler Lambring 2004 Indian Creek 2 - Jared Geisler 2006 Charlestown 2- Steffen Lewis 2010 Mitchell, West Washington 2 - Nick Stahl 2011 Corydon 2 - Nick Stahl 2012 Heritage Hills 2 - Skyller Lewis 2013 Charlestown (2), Seymour Season 12 - Steffen Lewis 2010 Career 23 - Steffen Lewis 2007-2010 Longest Field Goal 43 yards - Nick Stahl 2012 Seymour Most P.A.T's Game 12 - Chris Lambring 1999 Triton Central Season 76 - Chris Lambring 2000 Career 157 - Steffen Lewis 2007-2010 Most Consecutive P.A.T's 51 - Chris Lambring 2000 Highest Punt Average Season 40.7 - Kyle Kramer 2015 Longest Punt 88 yards - Clay Fritz 1995 North Posey Highest Punt Return Average Season 22.6 - Clay Fritz 1996 Most Touchdowns Punt Returns Career 5 - Jacoby Hines 2000-2001 Longest Punt Return for Touchdown 91 yards - Joe Hines 1997 Mitchell Highest Kickoff Average Season 52.0 - Clayton Beard 2001 Highest Kickoff Return Average Season 44.5 - Brent Burcham 2003 Most Touchdowns Kickoff Returns Career 2 - Levi Nehrt 1999-2001 2- Brent Burcham 2002-2003 Longest Kickoff Return for Touchdown 97 yards - Brent Burcham 2003 South Spencer VICTORIES Most Wins in a Season 12 - 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2013, 2016 Most Consecutive Wins 54 - 1998-2004 (Regular Season) Consecutive Mid Southern 36 - 1998-2005 Conference Wins Most Consecutive Wins 12 - 2000, 2001, 2003, 2013 (All Games) OFFENSE - TEAM Most Points Scored Game - 98 1999 Triton Central Season - 660 2016 Highest Offensive Average Season - 49.15 2013 Most Touchdowns Game - 14 1999 Triton Central Season - 94 2016 Most Touchdowns Rushing Game - 11 1999 Triton Central Season - 75 2016 Most Touchdowns Passing Game - 5 2013 Mitchell, Silver Creek, North Harrion 2014 Eastern, Seymour Season - 42 2013 Most Yards Rushing Game - 528 2000 West Washington Season - 4581 2016 Most Passes Attempted Game - 47 2013 Gibson Southern Season - 307 2013 Most Passes Completed Game - 24 2014 Charlestown Season - 211 2013 Most Yards Passing Game - 389 2013 North Harrison Season - 2965 2013 Most Total Offense Game - 617 2008 Clarksville 2013 Eastern Season - 5878 2016 DEFENSE - TEAM Lowest Scoring Average Allowed Season - 6.5 1969 Most Shutouts 6 - 1969 Fewest Touchdowns Allowed Season - 10 1979, 1969 Fewest Yards Allowed Rushing Game - (-) 31 1971 Paoli Season - 547 1977 Fewest Yards Allowed Passing Game - (-) 5 1970 Springs Valley Season - 408 1975 Least Total Offense Allowed Game - (-) 7 2014 Eastern Season - 1165 1979 Most Interceptions Game - 4 1996 Corydon 1999 Mitchell 2012 Eastern 2008, 1990, 1985 West Washington 1984, 1980, 1971 Paoli Season - 24 1977 Most Take Aways Game - 9 1999 Mitchell Season - 44 1977 SPECIAL TEAMS - TEAM Most Field Goals Game - 2 2004 Indian Creek 2006 Charlestown 2010 Mitchell, West Washington 2011 Corydon 2012 Heritage Hills 2013 Charlestown (2), Seymour Season - 12 2010 Most P.A.T's Game - 12 1999 Triton Central Season - 76 2000.
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