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Ryan Sullivan (Warwick) – 47 × 1,070 (2024)
Shawn Marchant (Kingston) 63 × 1,045 (2013)
Source conflict — see details below.
Why this entry needs review
Shawn Marchant has 1,015 receiving yards alongside 63 catches, but 1,045 yards in the receiving-yardage category for 2013, in both editions.
Marek Arbogast (O’Neill) – 48 × 1,032 (2022)
Ryan McLaughlin (Warwick) – 54 × 1,011 (2022)
Dylan Sullivan (Warwick) – 52 × 967 (2024)
Chris Morgese (Warwick) 59 × 965 (2014)
Jadon Spain (O’Neill) – 62 × 964 (2022)
John Perugino (Marlboro) – 42 × 949 (2016)
Aiden Barbosa (Middletown) – 65 × 939 (2025)
Corey Kotsol (Kingston) – 53 × 919 (1997)
Brad Garcia (Warwick) – 48 × 918 (2011)
Jake DeCicco (Kingston) 37 × 916 (2011)
Joseph McDonald Jr. (Kingston) – 60 × 909 (2024)
Brenden O’flaherty (Cornwall) – 52 × 909 (2015)
Sean Costello (Saugerties) – 8 × 311 (2018)
John Perugino (Marlboro) – 10 × 293 (2016)
Alex Cruz (Cornwall) – 10 × 281 (2012)
Shelan Baynes (Newburgh) – 5 × 277 (2010)
Marek Arbogast (O’Neill) – 8 × 254 (2023)
Shane Cuevas (Valley Central) – 14 × 247 (2016)
Chris Ryan (Minisink Valley) – 7 × 245 (1985)
Jackson Parker (Kingston) – 5 × 245 (2018)
Gio Ramirez (Pine Plains/Rhinebeck) – 12 × 228 (2022)
Kevin Stein (Chester) – 10 × 210 (2019)
What’s included and how to read it
1,841 announcements, 13 record-book posts and 8,288 published factual entries. Historical editions are kept separate. Spring and fall 2021 are distinct seasons; there was no fall 2020 season. State-record and active-player symbols reflect the source edition. The game view uses the existing KOT845 normalized archive. Score mentions and location leads remain separate from scored games. Extraction covers public announcements; document attachments and private or deleted pages are excluded.
Sources and methodology