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Who would be the top fantasy football performers of the 2024 Minnesota high school football semifinals?

See the top performers' stats converted to fantasy football points

Jack Butler, SBLive Sports

Minneota celebrating a 2022 Class 1A Prep Bowl win
Minneota celebrating a 2022 Class 1A Prep Bowl win / Jeff Lawler

The 2024 Minnesota high school football state tournament semifinals brings top talent from around the state to U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis to determine who plays in the Prep Bowl.

But it also comes will official scorekeeping, so High School on SI has decided to convert the top performances on offense into what they would be as fantasy football points.

High School on SI is only looking at quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers and tight ends. All points are based on ESPN's standard scoring method.

This page will be updated throughout the week as the semifinals continue on Friday, November 15 and Saturday, November 16.

Top fantasy football performances of the 2024 Minnesota high school football semifinals

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Quarterbacks

Caleb Francois, Minnetonka – 63.10

Blake McMullen, Mahnomen/Waubun - 37.28

Carson Rowland, Chatfield - 36.14

Parker Kuehn, Springfield - 27.88

Charles Cordes, Orono - 26.56

Eli Rutten, Staples-Motley - 25.60

Brandon Henkemeyer, Kimball — 21.26

Nathan Ramler, Chanhassen - 20.28

Peyton Podany, Anoka – 19.08


Levi Harris, Elk River - 17.00

Tristan Kowalkowski, Becker – 10.16

Running Backs

Charles Langama, Maple Grove - 43.80

Colbe Tappe, Staples-Motley - 43.40

Ben Carrier, Chatfield - 34.80

Marquel Keten, Totino-Grace - 33.80

Gage Johnson, Jackson County Central — 26.40

Gavin Vanderwerf, Springfield - 23.20

Clay Malchow, Jackson County Central — 22.50

Carsyn Kleffman, Elk River - 18.18

Chase Conrad, Minnetonka – 16.20

Carter Reckelberg, Becker – 14.60 

Gavin Schaefer, Marshall – 13.50

TJ Clark, Shakopee - 12.40

Zach Welch, Anoka – 9.60

Wide Receivers and Tight Ends

Afy Ibekwe, Anoka – 28.40

Alex Schultz, Staples-Motley - 25.60

Ben Dahlin, Jackson County Central — 23.10

Ty Jensen, Chanhassen - 23.60


James Kopfmann, Chanhassen - 21.00

Isaac Fredin, Springfield - 20.30

Kade Bush, Chanhassen - 20.10

Tanner Stech, Mahnomen/Waubun - 19.70

Brayden Strum, Springfield - 19.20

Aiden Moriarty, Springfield - 18.20

Sawyer Brown, Becker – 15.50

Trey Borchers, Anoka – 15.40

Kieler Rhea, Marshall – 7.80

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Quarterbacks

Cam Hungerholt, LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli – 56.12

Jamin Metzger, Hills-Beaver Creek – 27.48

Micaden Clines, Mountain Iron-Buhl – 17.78 

Running Backs

Isaiah Wright, Fertile Beltrami – 84.10

Beau Bakken, Hills-Beaver Creek – 18.90

Derik Dahl, Mountain Iron-Buhl – 17.70

Wide Receivers and Tight Ends

Micah Bush, Hills-Beaver Creek – 23.50

TJ DuChamp, Mountain Iron-Buhl – 19.50

Reid Hungerholt, LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli – 13.10

Carter Sweeney, LeRoy-Ostrander/Lyle/Pacelli – 9.90

Drew Gullickson, Fertile-Beltrami – 7.40

High School on SI will have scores, schedules and coverage throughout the 2024 MSHSL football playoffs. This page will be updated through the week.

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Jack Butler, SBLive Sports
JACK BUTLER, SBLIVE SPORTS

Jack Butler is a Regional Editor for SBLive Sports, covering Minnesota and Michigan. 

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