Aspen Farve

🏈 COAST FOOTBALL RECEIVING LEADERS — AFTER WEEK 4 Here’s a look at the Coast Football receiving leaders with 270+ receiving yards through four weeks: 🔥 Kendall Morrison, Pearl River Central 380 yards | 6 TD | 22.4 YPC 🏈 Aspen Farve, Hancock 365 yards | 5 TD | 15.2 YPC ⚡ Brandon Laneaux, Pass Christian 342 yards | 4 TD | 22.8 YPC 🎯 Dawsey Sullivan, St. Martin 272 yards | 3 TD | 16.0 YPC 🚀 Mario Burks, Pass Christian 270 yards | 4 TD | 16.9 YPC Kendall Morrison holds the top spot in receiving yards, while this group has combined for 22 receiving touchdowns through Week 4. Who has been the most impressive receiver on the Coast so far? #CoastFootball #StatThat #MississippiHighSchoolFootball

🏈 COAST FOOTBALL TOP 10 — AFTER WEEK 2 Week 2 brought statement wins, big movement and plenty of debate as the Coast Football Power Index gets its first real shakeup of the season. 1️⃣ Gulfport (1) ➖ — 99.6 2️⃣ D’Iberville (2) ➖ — 99.0 3️⃣ Poplarville (3) ➖ — 98.7 4️⃣ Pass Christian (4) ➖ — 97.8 5️⃣ Pearl River Central (5) ➖ — 96.0 6️⃣ Pascagoula (11) ⬆️ — 95.7 7️⃣ St. Martin (10) ⬆️ — 95.3 8️⃣ Biloxi (7) ⬇️ — 93.5 9️⃣ Gautier (6) ⬇️ — 93.0 🔟 Hancock (13) ⬆️ — 91.3 ( ) = Last week’s ranking 📊 INSIDE THE RANKINGS 🔹 D’Iberville holds No. 2 over Poplarville. The Warriors own a road victory over defending Class 3A state champion Raleigh and followed it with a 35-14 win over then-No. 6 Gautier. Poplarville is right on their heels after dominating its first two opponents, including a 42-0 shutout of then-No. 9 Stone. 🔹 Pascagoula makes the biggest move, jumping from No. 11 to No. 6. The Panthers are 2-0, have allowed just eight points through two games and defeated then-No. 7 Biloxi 17-8. 🔹 St. Martin moves into the No. 7 spot. The Yellow Jackets are 2-0 and have been dominant through two weeks. Pascagoula gets the slight edge in the Power Index because of its quality win over then-No. 7 Biloxi. 🔹 Biloxi and Gautier remain inside the Top 10. Biloxi’s only loss came against Pascagoula, while Gautier’s only loss came against D’Iberville. Both losses came against undefeated Coast teams now ranked ahead of them. 🔹 Hancock enters the Top 10 at No. 10. The Hawks bounced back from a six-point Week 1 loss to then-No. 9 Stone with a 17-14 victory over Harrison Central. 👀 JUST OUTSIDE: Picayune checks in at No. 11 despite an 0-2 start. The Maroon Tide have faced one of the toughest opening schedules, including No. 1 Gulfport and a strong Jackson Academy team. 📊 The Coast Football Power Index factors in results, margin of performance, strength of opponent and overall résumé. 🗣️ Who’s too high? Who’s too low? #CoastFootball

🏈 WEDGEWORTH TO FARVE! Hancock QB Justin Wedgeworth lets it fly and #12 Aspen Farve comes down with the deep ball for the touchdown! The Hawks found themselves in an early hole against Stone, but this connection helped get Hancock rolling in what turned into a wild 50-44 shootout. #CoastFootball #HancockHawks #Week1 @JustinWedge13 @aspenfarve

🔥 Kaison Koenenn Shines for the Hawks! 🔥 Hancock’s dual-threat QB put on an absolute show Friday night — racking up 400 total yards and 5 touchdowns in just three quarters of action! 🏈 Passing: 300 yards, 3 TDs 🏃‍♂️ Rushing: 100 yards, 2 TDs Koenenn did all his damage before sitting the entire fourth with the game well in hand, leading the Hawks to a dominant 41-13 road win over Long Beach. ⚡ #13 Hancock (4-6, 3-2) def. #21 Long Beach (1-9, 0-5) Next stop: Playoffs. The Hawks will be on the road next Friday as postseason play kicks off! #CoastFootball #StatThat #HancockHawks #Playoffs #FridayNightLights 🏈