Edmond High School Football History

In the beginning Edmond was just a lonely stop in Indian Territory with no trees, streets or buildings. This little stop would become one of the largest, fastest-growing cities in Oklahoma Territory.

The school was originally named Edmond High School because it was the only secondary school within the city limits. The first class graduated in 1922, and consisted of 24 students. As Edmond grew, the school changed location several times, moving to its current location on 15th Street in the mid-1960s.

In 1975, the name of the school was changed to Edmond Memorial High School to honor six alumni who were killed while serving in Vietnam. In 1994 the school split into three, now rival schools, including Edmond North High School and Edmond Santa Fe High School.

Having never won a state championship in a major sport (football, basketball or baseball), the Edmond Memorial football program finally brought home the first state championship in 1989 after making the title game twice before in 1988 and 1978. They beat Tulsa Washington 23-6 for the gold ball that year.

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Edmond Memorial Football Records

Passing Records

  • 1) David McComb (2023) - 3,009

    2) Mick Mayerske (2014) - 2,243 Yards

    3) Darren Swiggett (1998) - 2,125 Yards

    4) T.W. Steele (1993) - 2,037 Yards

    5) Ben Purkeypile (2002) - 1,955 Yards

    6) Pete Towne (2007) - 1,906 Yards

  • 1) David McComb (2023) - 29 TDs

    2) Jeremy Hall (1992) - 23 TDs

    3) Mick Mayerske (2014) - 20 TDs

    4) Darren Swiggett (1998) - 18 TDs

    T-5) Grant Decker (2016) - 16 TDs

    T-5) David McComb (2021) - 16 TDs

    T-5) T.W. Steele (1993) - 16 TDs

  • 1) David McComb (2023) - 315 Att.

    2) T.W. Steele (1993) - 256 Att.

    3) Pete Town (2007) - 255 Att.

    4) Blake Burgess (2017) - 254 Att.

    5) Mick Mayerske (2014) - 241 Att.

    6) Ben Purkeypile (2002) - 236 Att.

  • 1) Darren Swiggett - 3,725 Yards

    2) Mick Mayerske - 3,441 Yards

    3) Pete Towne - 3,333 Yards

    4) Ben Purkeypile - 3,170 Yards

    5) David McComb - 2,947 Yards

  • 1) Darren Swiggett - 33 TDs

    2) Mick Mayerske - 29 TDs

    3) David McComb - 27 TDs

    4) Pete Towne - 24 TDs

    T-5) Jason Allen - 20 TDs

    T-5) Greg Neece - 20 TDs

  • 1) Pete Towne - 526 Att.

    2) Mick Mayerske - 406 Att.

    3) David McComb - 375 Att.

    4) Ben Purkeypile - 366 Att.

    5) Darren Swiggett - 350 Att.

Rushing Records

  • 1) Che Foster (1989) - 1,994 Yards

    2) Che Foster (1990) - 1,884 Yards

    3) Mark Olbert (1975) - 1,872 Yards

    4) Warren Wand (2012) - 1,812 Yards

    5) Warren Wand (2013) - 1,769 Yards

  • 1) Che Foster (1989) - 24 TDs

    2) Mark Olbert (1975) - 23 TDs

    3) Che Foster (1990) - 18 TDs

    4) Brett Adams (1986) - 17 TDs

    T-5) Warren Wand (2012) - 15 TDs

    T-5) Warren Wand (2013) - 15 TDs

    T-5) Warren Wand (2014) - 15 TDs

  • 1) Warren Wand (2012) - 9.1

    2) Kameron Doolittle (2008) - 8.9

    3) Markell Johnson (2022) - 8.4

    T-4) Delvon McNeely (2016) - 7.2

    T-4) Mark Olbert (1975) - 7.2

  • 1) Che Foster (1989) - 305

    2) Che Foster (1990) - 271

    3) Warren Wand (2013) - 266

    4) Mark Olbert (1975) - 259

    5) Hodrick Steele (1993) - 239

  • 1) Warren Wand - 5,085 Yards

    2) Che Foster - 4,391 Yards

    3) Mark Olbert - 3,604 Yards

    4) Brett Adams - 3,535 Yards

    5) Hodrick Steele - 2,281 Yards

  • 1) Che Foster - 48

    2) Warren Wand - 45

    3) Brett Adams - 39

    4) Mark Olbert - 38

    5) Hodrick Steele - 30

  • 1) Che Foster - 7.7

    T-2) Warren Wand - 7.2

    T-2) Brett Adams - 7.2

    4) Hodrick Steele - 6.9

    5) Willis Brown - 6.7

  • 1) Warren Wand - 700 Carries

    2) Brett Adams - 670 Carries

    3) Mark Olbert - 638 Carries

    4) Che Foster - 571 Carries

Receiving Records

  • 1) Marcus Nash (1993) - 78

    2) Brendan Mitchell (2017) - 59

    3) Ciaran Pedulla (2023) - 57

    4) Marcus Nash (1992) - 55

    5) Riley Riggs (1998) - 50

    6) Parker Smith (2016) - 44

  • 1) Marcus Nash (1993) - 1,103 Yards

    2) Ciaran Pedulla (2023) - 1,032

    3) Jordan Reed (2014) - 959 Yards

    4) David Frost (1985) - 877 Yards

    5) Marcus Nash (1992) - 864 Yards

    6) Riley Riggs (1998) - 813 Yards

  • 1) Marcus Nash (1992) - 15 TDs

    2) Ciaran Pedulla (2023) - 13 TDs

    3) Marcus Nash (1993) - 10 TDs

    4) Jordan Reed (2014) - 9 TDs

    T-5) David Frost (1985) - 8 TDs

    T-5) Burnell Smith (2002) - 8 TDs

  • 1) Marcus Nash - 133

    2) Brendan Mitchell - 92

    3) Burnell Smith - 70

    4) Riley Riggs - 67

    5) Parker Smith - 53

  • 1) Marcus Nash - 1,967 Yards

    2) David Frost - 1,377 Yards

    3) Burnell Smith - 1,246 Yards

    4) Brendan Mitchell - 1,239 Yards

    5) Jordan Reed - 1,198 Yards

  • 1) Marcus Nash - 25 TDs

    2) Brendan Mitchell - 14 TDs

    3) David Frost - 12 TDs

    4) Jordan Reed - 11 TDs

    5) Burnell Smith - 10 TDs

Defensive Records

  • 1) Ian MacDonald (2019) - 140 Tackles

    2) Kiefer Mullins (2022) - 136 Tackles

    3) Dane Zaslaw (2002) - 134 Tackles

    4) Eli Cordy (2021) - 131 Tackles

    5) Dane Zaslaw (2001) - 130 Tackles

  • 1) Rob Messick (1990) - 18 Sacks

    2) Jared Chambers (2010) - 14 Sacks

    3) Brian Andrews (1992) - 11 Sacks

    T-4) Tyler Williams (1989) - 9 Sacks

    T-4) Dane Zaslaw (2002) - 9 Sacks

  • T-1) Nelson Medeiros (2008) - 9 INT

    T-1) David Frost (1985) - 9 INT

    3) Cory Woodham (1992) - 8 INT

    4) Burnell Smith (2002) - 6 INT

    5) Nelson Medeiros (2009) - 5 INT

  • 1) Ian MacDonald - 353 Tackles

    2) Kiefer Mullins - 305 Tackles

    3) Chris Bratcher - 288 Tackles

    4) Jason Hand - 266 Tackles

    5) Dane Zaslaw - 264 Tackles

  • 1) Rob Messick - 24 Sacks

    2) Jared Chambers - 18 Sacks

    3) Connor Myers - 14 Sacks

    4) Dane Zaslaw - 12 Sacks

    T-5) Kourtney Williams - 11 Sacks

    T-5) Imani Woodley - 11 Sacks

  • T-1) Nelson Medeiros - 14 INT

    T-1) David Frost - 14 INT

    3) Cory Woodham - 10 INT

    4) Burnell Smith - 9 INT

Kicking Records

  • T-1) Will Conant (2009) - 10

    T-1) Braxton Pickard (2015) - 10

    3) Lawson Vaughn (1991) - 9

    T-4) Lawson Vaughn (1990) - 8

    T-4) Justin Marcha (2013) - 8

  • 1) Ty Ackerman (2022) - 43

    2) Lawson Vaughn (1990) - 40

    3) Joey Tripodi (2016) - 38

    4) Justin Marcha (2013) - 35

    5) Brandon Nichols (1992) - 34

  • 1) Lawson Vaughn (1991) - 53 Yards

    2) Justin Marcha (2013) - 52 Yards

    3) Will Conant (2009) - 48 Yards

    4) Will Conant (2009) - 45 Yards

    5) Braxton Pickard (2015) - 43 Yards

  • 1) Lawson Vaughn - 24

    2) Will Conant - 17

    T-3) Braxton Pickard - 12

    T-3) Justin Marcha - 12

    5) Brandon Nichols - 11

  • 1) Ty Ackerman - 110

    2) Lawson Vaughn - 88

    3) Justin Marcha - 63

    4) Braxton Pickard - 50

    5) Brandon Nichols - 49


Edmond Memorial Football All-Staters