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A look at Bureau County all-time rushing records

Casey Etheridge (1) of Princeton runs ball as Hunter Edgcomb (6) of Hall trails on Friday, Oct. 3, 2025 at Richard Nesti Stadium in Spring Valley.

All-time leading rushers in Bureau County since 1971, including others when available:

5,326 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2022-25)

4,387 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2017-20/21)

4,001 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2001-03)

3,291 — Doug Compton (Tiskilwa, 1980-1982)*

3,290 — Mac Resetich (Hall, 2019-22) 2,227

3,263 — Garrett Barnas (Bureau Valley, 2004-06)

3,230 — Cory Scott (Princeton, 1999-00)

3,196 — Dave Compton (Tiskilwa, 1978)*

2,940 — Jim Dietz (Walnut, 1976-78)*

2,720 — Pete Roth (Princeton, 1977-79)

2,672 — Nathan Norman (Princeton, 1995-97)

2,664 — Eric Bryant (Hall, 1994-96)

2,652 — Jason Bland (Hall, 1990-91)

2,476 — Jim Troglio (Hall, 1950-52)

2,436 — Braden Norman (Princeton, 2001-02)

2,264 — Jim Douglass (Princeton, 1971-72)

2,255 — Kyle Roach (Hall, 1993-94)

2,210 — Mike Boroski (Hall, 1996-97)

2,160 — Greg Polte (Manlius, 1976-78)

2,122 — Brian Davis (Manlius, 1986-89)

2,098 — Ricky Newman (Western/Wyanet, 1986-89)

2,032 — Richie Hamrick (Western/Wyanet, 1987-89)

2,025 — Blake Pratt (Princeton, 2002-03)

2,009 — Nate Chandler (Hall, 1997-99)

2,003 — Chaise Thomas (Hall, 1999-02)

1,788 — Kenny Bourquin (Walnut, 1950-52)+

*Does not include postseason games

All-time single-season leading rushers in Bureau County

2,227 — Mac Resetich (Hall, 2022)

2,155 — Dave Compton (Tiskilwa, 1978)

1,897 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2023)

1,807 — Cory Scott (Princeton, 2000)

1,788 — Kenny Bourquin (Walnut, 1952)+

1,707 — Jason Turigliatti (Hall, 1993)

1,706 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2024)

1,673 — DJ Glynn (Hall, 1998)

1,654 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2019)

1,644 — Garrett Barnas (Bureau Valley, 2006)

1,643 — Braden Norman (Princeton, 2002)

1,584 — Pete Roth (Princeton, 1979)

1,519 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2025)

1,501 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2002)

1,445 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2001)

1,423 — Cory Scott (Princeton, 1999)

1,367 — Kyle Roach (Hall, 1994)

1,353 — Nate Norman (Princeton, 1997)

1,345 — Brian Davis (Manlius, 1989)

1,326 — Jim Troglio (Hall, 1952)

1,325 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2018)

1,319 — Jim Douglass (Princeton, 1972)

All-time rushing TDs since 1971

78 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2022-25)

72 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2017-20/21)

56 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2001-03)

50 — Kenny Bourquin (Walnut, 1952)+

50 — Mac Resetich (Hall, 2019-2022)

47 — Garrett Barnas (Bureau Valley, 2004-06)

42 — Doug Compton (Tiskilwa, 1980-1982)

38 — Dave Compton (Tiskilwa, 1976-78)

36 — Jim Troglio (Hall, 1950-52)

30 — Cory Scott (Princeton, 1998-99)

30 — Nate Norman (Princeton, 1996-97)

29 — Matt Gerdes (Walnut, 1984-87)

27 — Jim Dietz (Walnut, 1976-78)

26 — Greg Polte (Manlius, 1976-78)

24 — Braden Norman (Princeton, 2002)

22 — Pete Roth (Princeton, 1979)

22 — Jim Smith (Tiskilwa, 1978-80)

22 — Tom Smith (Tiskilwa, 1980-82)

22 — Garrett Luck (ALO, 2003-04)

Most single-season rushing TDs since 1971

33 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2019)

30 — Mac Resetich (Hall, 2022)

29 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2023)

27 — Dave Compton (Tiskilwa, 1978)

25 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2024)

25 — Kenny Bourquin (Walnut, 1952)

23 — Nate Norman (Princeton, 1997)

22 — Jim Troglio (Hall, 1952)

22 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2025)

22 — Pete Roth (Princeton, 1979)

22 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2002)

22 — Garrett Barnas (Bureau Valley, 2005)

20 — Garrett Barnas (Bureau Valley, 2006)

20 — Ronde Worrels (Princeton, 2018)

20 — Jason Turigliatti (Hall, 1993)

20 — Kyle Roach (Hall, 1994)

19 — Casey Etheridge (Princeton, 2025)

19 — Cory Scott (Princeton, 2000)

17 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2003)

17 — Todd Maynard (Bureau Valley, 2001)

17 — Braden Norman (Princeton, 2002)

17 — DJ Glynn (Hall, 1998)

+Only Bourquin’s senior season for yards and TDs and TDs for junior season are available. He was the state’s leading scorer in 1952 with 175 points in just eight games on 25 TDs and 25 PATs

Kevin Hieronymus

Kevin Hieronymus

Kevin has been sports editor of the BCR since 1986 and is Sports Editor of Putnam County Record. Was previously sports editor of the St. Louis Daily News and a regular contributor for the St. Louis Cardinals Magazine. He is a member of the IBCA and Illinois Valley Hall of Fames. He is one of 4 sportswriters from his tiny hometown Atlanta, IL