The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has been sponsoring a playoff for football since 1976.

Since then, there have been countless outstanding individual performances in both winning and losing efforts.

Here's a look at the top rushing, passing and receiving games in the history of the state championship football games in all seven divisions.

Wisconsin high school football: State championship game rushing yards leaders

Division 1

341 – Blair Mulholland, Kimberly, 2015

296 – Joe Schobert, Waukesha West, 2010

259 – John Clay, Racine Park, 2005

245 – Mark Tushkowski, D.C. Everest, 1983

218 – John Frederickson, Antigo, 1982

Division 2

312 – Matt Henke, Monroe, 1991

231 – Aaron Stecker, Ashwaubenon, 1993

227 – Donavan Hunt, Brookfield East, 2019

210 – Matt Henke, Monroe, 1992

200 – Michael Sewall, Kimberly, 2007

Division 3

244 – Mike Saunders, Milton, 1986

232 – Nick Weber, Sheboygan Falls, 2000

227 – Nick Isaacson, Milton, 1989

213 – Chris Echols, Wisconsin Lutheran, 2007

199 – Matt Hubley, Catholic Memorial, 2012

Division 4

362 – Steve Hougom, Westby, 1986

255 – Michael Walker, Big Foot, 2009

249 – Steve Hougom, Westby, 1985

240 – Keyle White, Aquinas, 2023

233 – Luke Hagel, Random Lake, 1998

Division 5

263 – Marcus Glodowski, Amherst, 2017

211 – Dusty Peterson, Somerset, 2002

205 – Blake Schraufnagel, Mayville, 2021

194 – Sam Pederson, Aquinas, 2007

186 – Dean Wagner, Darlington, 1987

Division 6

293 – Matt Olson, Stratford, 2005

242 – Aaron Neuer, Webster, 1987

223 – Clay Schueffner, St. Mary’s Springs, 2015

222 – Troy Gago, Flambeau, 1997

213 – Bryce Huettner, Iola-Scandinavia, 2017

Division 7

251 – Zander Rockow, Regis, 2022

236 – Jacob Doro, Gilman, 2006

218 – Cody Rosemeyer, Gilman, 2010

195 – Isaac Tuttle, Glenwood City, 2012

185 – Luke Reader, Bangor, 2017

Wisconsin high school football: State championship game passing yards leaders

Division 1

275 – Johnny Duranso, Arrowhead, 2015

255 – Danny Vanden Boom, Kimberly, 2015

250 – Sean McGuire, Franklin, 2013

235 – Johnny Duranso, Arrowhead, 2013

224 – Andy Mikula, Marshfield, 2002

Division 2

265 – Quentin Keene, Waunakee, 2019

264 – Robert Evans, Franklin, 2016

257 – Conor Blount, Waukesha West, 2014

215 – Vance Johnson, Waunakee, 2023

213 – Duke Shovald, West De Pere, 2022

Division 3

270 – Josh Ringelberg, Greendale, 2013

230 – Tom Fitzgerald, Spooner, 1991

228 – Chris Greisen, Sturgeon Bay, 1993

225 – Luke Fox, Catholic Memorial, 2018

221 – Tom Stetzer, Black River Falls, 1999

Division 4

292 – Dan Schneider, West Salem, 2007

281 – Elijah Alt, River Valley, 2016

279 – Sam Merryman, Little Chute, 2014

254 – Luke Fox, Catholic Memorial, 2019

227 – Paul Chryst, Platteville, 1983

Division 5

383 – Josh Weiss, Cedar Grove-Belgium, 2016

282 – Jackson Flottmeyer, Aquinas, 2021

210 – Luke Haertle, Lake Country Lutheran, 2019

204 – Jon Krull, Marshall, 2002

199 – Ethan Wilkins, Lake Country Lutheran, 2017

Division 6

210 – Tom Sauve, Spring Valley, 2001

195 – Josh Schneider, St. Mary’s Springs, 2002

179 – Justin Sinz, Edgar, 2009

154 – Paul Petit, Regis, 2016

152 – JonBurmania, Cambria-Friesland, 1995

Division 7

219 – Reese Hartlage, Catholic Central, 2008

191 – Ryan Rusch, Pacelli, 2005

163 – Sam Mueller, Pepin/Alma, 2014

147 – Tim Fritz, Potosi, 2012

134 – Dawson Schmidt, Shiocton, 2022

Wisconsin high school football: State championship game receiving yards leaders

Division 1

173 – Justin Peret, Arrowhead, 2015

169 – Reese Osgood, Franklin, 2021

125 – Jordan Janssen, Kimberly, 2015

113 – Ryan Finco, Arrowhead, 2013

104 – Greg Fraid, Kenosha Tremper, 1980

Division 2

147 – Drew Wagner, Kettle Moraine, 2022

127 – Austin Maly, Waunakee, 2010

127 – Derek Straus, Waunakee, 2009

125 – Rob Kerslin, Brookfield Central, 2006

112 – David Emerich, Waunakee, 2023

Division 3

130 – Greg Gronski, Spooner, 1991

120 – Nate Miller, Greendale, 2013

119 – Kevin Carr, Iowa-Grant, 1977

118 – Stan Skaife, Iowa-Grant, 1976

107 – Tony Romano, Waunakee, 1999

Division 4

150 – Scott Bestor, Platteville, 1983

143 – Kelly Turner, Westby, 1986

138 – Joe Sikma, Catholic Memorial, 2019

126 – Derek Wedige, River Valley, 2016

124 – Nathan Rykal, Cadott, 1999

Division 5

164 – Reid Hilbelink, Cedar Grove-Belgium, 2016

155 – Ethan Brochtrup, Cedar Grove-Belgium, 2016

146 – Paul Kreski, Florence, 1987

135 – Mitchell Woldt, Marshall, 2002

115 – Collin Conzemius, Aquinas, 2022

Division 6

143 – Patrick Brouillard, Shiocton, 2013

124 – Samuel Forden, Regis, 2016

110 – Cade Fremstad, Mondovi, 2022

109 – Adam Helleberg, St. Mary’s Springs, 2002

104 – Casey Kannel, Spring Valley, 2001

Division 7

136 – B.J. Ritzman, Catholic Central, 2009

131 – Scott Herzog, Pacelli, 2005

96 – Caiden Haake, Pepin/Alma, 2015

92 – John Keyes, Belmont, 2003

88 – Mitchell Langkamp, Potosi, 2012

− Compiled by Jim Oskola

− Source: Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Wisconsin high school football: Top state championship performances