Week five is the official halfway point in the season for FHSAA football. Most fans know their team’s record and who seems to carry the load on offense, defense and special teams, but many do not know where their favorite players stand statewide. Several Keys athletes have made the leaderboard for their divisions, proving that despite being small and geographically isolated, Monroe County has some of the best athletes in Florida.
Marathon’s Fabbianho Louis Jeune is currently number one in the rural division in rushing with 740 yards so far this season. Anyone who thinks an asterisk should be made due to Louis Jeune being in the state’s smallest division might have a change of heart when it is also noted that his total stands at seventh in the state among all divisions in rushing. And Louis Jeune’s leaderboard boasts do not stop there. He is third in scoring with 55 points, and this statistic does not include his extra points, which he kicks when he’s not busy playing both offense and defense. Fab is third in PATs and has kicked the longest field goal in the rural division this season. His 35-yard field goal earlier this season is not even close to his best, a 51-yard bomb he made last season. Louis Jeune is third in total yards (847) and seventh in touchdowns with seven.
Teammate Shamar Wright also made the rural division leaderboard for Marathon. Wright stands in sixth place in rushing with 457 yards.
Key West is in the 3A division and has a trio of leaders representing the Southernmost City. Jaden Fox is currently fifth in rushing with 504 yards. Fox accomplished this in just three games, having sat out two with an injury, making his number-five spot even more remarkable.
Walson Morin leads in three separate categories, making him quite an asset to the Conchs. He is in 10th place in scoring with 36 points. Morin is ninth in touchdowns with six and fifth in kickoff returns, averaging 53.5 yards per rip.
Often, nobody notices a kicker until he misses, which might be why Joshua Johnson hasn’t appeared too often in the Sports Wrap. Johnson simply does not miss. He has been perfect for the Conchs this season, making all 11 extra point kicks. Johnson is fifth in 3A in that statistic.
