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Stats leaders after Week 3

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Three weeks into the AFLE season and the leaderboards are starting to tell a clear story. Here is a look at who leads the key statistical categories after another exciting week of football.

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Passing yards

  1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 978 yards
  2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 744 yards
  3. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 742 yards
  4. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 506 yards
  5. Kenji Bahar, Rhein Fire – 417 yards

Passing touchdowns

  1. Jakeb Sullivan, Berlin Thunder – 9 TDs
  2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 8 TDs
  3. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 6 TDs
  4. Evan Hillock, Paris Lights – 5 TDs
  5. Karé Lyles, London Warriors – 5 TDs

Rushing yards

  1. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 232 yards
  2. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 206 yards
  3. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 201 yards
  4. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 175 yards
  5. Dawid Brzozowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 170 yards

Rushing touchdowns

  1. Ben Holmes, Vienna Vikings – 4 TDs
  2. Jameson Wang, Panthers Wroclaw – 3 TDs
  3. Karri Pajarinen, Vienna Vikings – 2 TDs
  4. Albert Wiesigstrauch, Vienna Vikings – 2 TDs
  5. Jonathan Scott, Rhein Fire – 2 TDs

Receiving yards

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 449 yards
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 367 yards
  3. Bais Kouanda, Berlin Thunder – 237 yards
  4. Yannick Mayr, Vienna Vikings – 222 yards
  5. Kevin Kaya, Alpine Rams – 191 yards

Receiving touchdowns

  1. Jon Cole, Berlin Thunder – 6 TDs
  2. Mike Harley Jr., Panthers Wroclaw – 6 TDs
  3. Yannick Mayr, Vienna Vikings – 2 TDs
  4. Darrell Stewart Jr., Vienna Vikings – 2 TDs
  5. Kaylon Geiger, Rhein Fire – 2 TDs

Sack leaders

  1. Alejandro Fernandez, Vienna Vikings – 5 sacks
  2. Marvin Wappl, Vienna Vikings – 2.5 sacks
  3. Zoltan Golita, Vienna Vikings – 2 sacks
  4. Wilfried Pene, Paris Lights – 1.5 sacks
  5. Karlis Brauns, Panthers Wroclaw – 1.5 sacks

Tackle leaders

  1. Kadel King, London Warriors – 30 tackles
  2. David Izinyon, London Warriors – 27 tackles
  3. Daniel Piatkowski, Panthers Wroclaw – 26 tackles
  4. Emmanuel Falola, London Warriors – 23 tackles
  5. Marius Kensy, Rhein Fire – 23 tackles

Interceptions

  1. Emmanuel Falola, London Warriors – 1 INT
  2. Braden Price, Alpine Rams – 1 INT
  3. Valentin Gnahoua, Paris Lights – 1 INT
  4. Marius Kensy, Rhein Fire – 1 INT
  5. Krzystof Wis, Panthers Wroclaw – 1 INT

Kicking leaders

  1. Dennis Tasic, Vienna Vikings – 16 points
  2. Sebastian Van Santen, Rhein Fire – 15 points
  3. Nils Schauerte, Berlin Thunder – 10 points
  4. Jacopo Impallomeni, Firenze Red Lions – 6 points
  5. Boris Bede, Paris Lights – 6 points

Jakeb Sullivan has taken a clear lead in the passing yards race after a dominant Week 3, while the Vienna Vikings continue to make their presence felt across multiple categories. With 13 weeks still to go, there is plenty of time for the leaderboards to shift.

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