Big Central Conference Record Book: Offensive Leaders

Here are the Big Central Conference single-season offensive leaders in major statistical categories from 2020 to the present. All-time BCC leaders in that category are marked with an asterisk.

Passing Yards:

  • 2020: Frankie Garbolino, North Brunswick (1,685)
  • 2021: Patrick LePoidevin, Bound Brook (2,116)
  • 2022: Luke Martini, North Hunterdon (2,306)
  • 2023: Maxwell Cho, Westfield (1,918)
  • 2024: Justin Scaramuzzo, St. Joseph (1,953)
  • 2025: Dylan Chiera, Colonia (2,436)*

Passing Touchdowns:

  • 2020: Patrick LePoidevin, Bound Brook (22)
  • 2021: Patrick LePoidevin, Bound Brook (24)
  • 2022: Luke Martini, North Hunterdon (22)
  • 2023: Michael Schmelzer, Montgomery (23)
  • 2024: Justin Scaramuzzo, St. Joseph (18)
  • 2025: Devin Thomas, Plainfield (29)*

Rushing Yards:

  • 2020: Charlie Barth, New Providence (1,702)
  • 2021: Colin Murray, Cranford (2,459)* (state leader)
  • 2022: Colonia, Jaeden Jones (1,661)
  • 2023: Zaimer Wright, Sayreville (1,743)
  • 2024: Shaun Jackson, Sayreville (1,485)
  • 2025: Shaun Jackson, Sayreville (1,977)

Rushing Touchdowns:

  • 2020: Cookie Desiderio, Somerville (26)*
  • 2021: Colin Murray, Cranford (33)
  • 2022: Matt Sims, Brearley (26)*
  • 2023: Zaimer Wright, Sayreville (22)
  • 2024: Jackson Jankowicz, Hillsborough (24)
  • 2025: Shaun Jackson, Sayreville (25)

Receptions:

  • 2020: Jaimen Bryant, Somerville (39)
  • 2021: Owen Bill, Hunterdon Central (59)
  • 2022: Matthew D’Avino, Montgomery (57)
  • 2023: Joel Cordoba, Plainfield (66)
  • 2024: Brandon Bradsher, Perth Amboy (55)
  • 2025: RJ Wortman, Colonia (101)*

Receiving Yards

  • 2020: Jaimen Bryant, Somerville (671)
  • 2021: Maquis Perry, North Brunswick (911)
  • 2022: Derek Vaddis, North Hunterdon (1,054)
  • 2023: Joel Cordoba, Plainfield (1,234)
  • 2024: Matthew Scerbo, Jr., Phillipsburg (1,082)
  • 2025: RJ Wortman, Colonia (1,307)*

Receiving Touchdowns:

  • 2020: Khan-Yae Stevens, North Plainfield; Lucas Fritton, Warren Hills (11)
  • 2021: Marquis Perry, North Brunswick; Thomas Amankwaa, Hillsborough; Owen Bill, Hunterdon Central (12)
  • 2022: Matthew D’Avino, Montgomery (14)
  • 2023: Matthew D’Avino, Montgomery (16)
  • 2024: Josiah Zayas, St. Thomas Aquinas (16)
  • 2025: Grant Lorentzen, JFK (22)