The high school football season lasted an extra week this fall but didn't end the way Baltimore fans would have preferred -- with two state finalists but no champions.
Still, stellar performances by teams and individuals dotted games, seasons and careers all season long. Here's a look at some of the ones that stood out in the final edition of By The Numbers for the 2016 football season:
0
State champions from the Baltimore area for a second straight year
2
Baltimore-area state finalists – Franklin and Havre de Grace
3
Teams to successfully defend their 2015 state championships -- Wise (4A), Damascus (3A) and Fort Hill (1A)
4
Undefeated state champions for only the second time in state tournament history
4
Straight state championships won by Fort Hill, tying the state record set by Urbana between 1998 and 2001
4
Rushing touchdowns allowed by Franklin this fall
10
The Baltimore area's longest active winning streak by St. Vincent Pallotti
11
The area's longest winning streak of the season by Franklin
12
Interceptions this fall by Annapolis' Nyonjae Spriggs
13
Field goals by Havre de Grace's Clay Harris, tying the state record for most field goals in a season
20
Total state championships won by the four programs that won this year's titles
29
Sacks this fall by Milford Mill's J'Quane Harris, a school record
29
Years since Walkersville won its last state title before winning Saturday's 2A championship
32
Rushing touchdowns scored this fall by Annapolis' Cameron Hough
41
Tackles behind the line of scrimmage this fall by Broadneck defensive end Darnell Creek – a school record
100th
Career win reached by three local coaches this fall – Dunbar's Lawrence Smith, Milford Mill's Reggie White and Boys' Latin's Ritchie Schell
105
Yard touchdown run by Boys' Latin's Desmond Banks after a missed field goal against Archbishop Curley – the longest scoring play of the season
152
Varsity Highlights
Tackles this fall by South Carroll's Henry Cook – a school record
235
Career wins by Arundel coach Chuck Markiewicz, the most of any active public school coach in Maryland
2,492
Rushing yards this fall by Glenelg's Wande Owens – a Howard County record
7,107
Total yards gained by Archbishop Spalding quarterback Evan Fochtman, who also scored 80 touchdowns in his career