High School Football by the Numbers, Week 2

In a wild week of high school football thanks to the heat closing policies of Baltimore City and Baltimore County schools, some games were postponed until Monday and some were just canceled. Not far down the road, however, one Anne Arundel County team played twice.Still, plenty of teams posted noteworthy numbers. Two players might still be running after their big performances, another scored as many points as his opponent in a big upset and the area's longest active winning streak can now be counted on one hand.Here are the numbers that stood out in Week 2*:4Touchdowns on six passes thrown by Annapolis quarterback Justin Williams in the Panthers' first two games5Straight wins by Calvert Hall, the area's longest active winning streak5Touchdown connections between Arundel quarterback Ryan Sedgewick and receiver Tim Cole in a 47-31 win over North County5Baltimore County games canceled after the county's non-air conditioned schools were closed for Thursday and Friday canceling practice7.3Average margin of victory the past seven years between Glenelg and River Hill before the Gladiators won Friday, 49-79Baltimore City games moved to Monday after schools closed early Thursday and Friday because of the heat, canceling practice14Points scored by North Harford's Cole Dickerson in a 22-14 upset of South Carroll – two touchdown runs and a conversion reception17Solo tackles in two games by Milford Mill linebacker Marcel Allen21Straight points scored by Winters Mill to open their 40-36 win over Bohemia Manor26Straight wins in Howard County play by two-time champ Howard95Yard kickoff return for a touchdown by Howard's Bryson Craven in a 34-6 win over Wilde Lake121Points scored this week by Annapolis, which played -- and won -- twice, 52-7 over Meade on Tuesday and 69-16 over Southern on Saturday221Yards rushing by Mount Saint Joseph running back Sam James in a 34-6 win over St. Mary's Ryken241Yards rushing by Dundalk quarterback Darrius Sample in a 27-22 loss to Milford Mill332Yards passing by Broadneck quarterback Shane Davis, who threw for four touchdowns in a 50-0 win over Northeast*To submit stats for By The Numbers please email to katherine.dunn@baltsun.com or Tweet @kdunnsun.

High School Football by the Numbers, Week 2

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