The Potosi/Cassville (Potosi, WI) varsity football team will face off against St. Joseph (Kenosha, WI) in a neutral-site playoff game on Friday, November 15, 2024.

Here’s what you need to know:

What: Wisconsin High School Football
Who: Potosi/Cassville vs St. Joseph
When: Friday, November 15, 2024
Time: Friday, November 15, 2024
“2024 Wisconsin High School Football Playoff Brackets: WIAA – Division 7 “
Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

• St. Joseph vs. Potosi/Cassville: A Tale of Two Dominant Teams

  In the 2024-2025 season, two high school football teams from Wisconsin, St. Joseph and Potosi/Cassville, have emerged as formidable forces on the field. With impressive win records, high-scoring offenses, and solid defense, both teams have proven to be titans in their respective conferences. Here’s a breakdown of how they compare and what to expect from these powerhouse squads.

  Record and Performance Overview

  • St. Joseph: 12-2 overall record
    • Conference Record: 5-1
    • Home: 7-1
    • Away: 3-1
    • Neutral: 2-0
    • Win Percentage: .857
    • Conference Win Percentage: .833
    • Points For (PF): 476
    • Points Against (PA): 152
  • Potosi/Cassville: 12-0 overall record
    • Conference Record: 7-0
    • Home: 4-0
    • Away: 5-0
    • Neutral: 3-0
    • Win Percentage: 1.000
    • Conference Win Percentage: 1.000
    • Points For (PF): 450
    • Points Against (PA): 109

  Potosi/Cassville is the only team with an undefeated record, having dominated the season with a perfect 12-0 mark, including a spotless 7-0 conference record. St. Joseph, while losing two games, has had an impressive overall performance with a .857 win percentage.

  Team Scoring Averages

  • St. Joseph: Averaging 34 points per game, they have been a consistent offensive threat throughout the season. Their scoring breakdown shows a strong first and fourth quarter performance, with 6.0 points in Q1, 13.0 in Q2, 5.9 in Q3, and 11.0 in Q4.
  • Potosi/Cassville: Averaging 37.5 points per game, they maintain their offensive efficiency despite an unusually low score of just 0 points in the second quarter during their games. Their scoring averages across quarters are 7.0 in Q1, 0.0 in Q2, 6.0 in Q3, and 8.0 in Q4.

  Statistical Comparison

  In terms of key metrics, here’s how both teams stack up:

  • Rushing Yards Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 165.4 yards/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Passing Yards Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 123.2 yards/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Receiving Yards Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 123.6 yards/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Total Yards Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 288.6 yards/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Tackles Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 7.4 tackles/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Sacks Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 1.4 sacks/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: Not available
  • Points Per Game:
    • St. Joseph: 32.7 points/game
    • Potosi/Cassville: 37.5 points/game

  Key Players

  • St. Joseph:
    • Christopher Kenesie: Leading with 110.5 rushing yards per game, Kenesie is a key contributor to their offense, as well as 12.0 points per game.
    • Zach Rizzo: A versatile player, Rizzo averages 141.3 passing yards per game and has been integral to St. Joseph’s total yardage with 151.0 yards per game.
    • Dominic Rinaldi: With 65.8 receiving yards per game, Rinaldi plays a pivotal role in St. Joseph’s passing game.
  • Potosi/Cassville:
    • While detailed individual statistics for Potosi/Cassville were not listed, their consistent success across all positions suggests they have a balanced, well-rounded team that thrives both offensively and defensively.

  Home, Away, and Neutral Performance

  Both teams excel at home, with St. Joseph posting a 7-1 record at home, while Potosi/Cassville is perfect both at home and on the road. Potosi/Cassville’s ability to dominate away games and on neutral grounds speaks to their adaptability and depth as a team.

  Playoff Implications

  Looking at playoff performance, St. Joseph has gone 3-0 in the playoffs, while Potosi/Cassville also boasts a flawless 3-0 postseason record. Both teams are undoubtedly postseason contenders, with each demonstrating the ability to step up when it matters most.

  Conclusion

  Both St. Joseph and Potosi/Cassville have had stellar seasons, with remarkable offensive outputs and balanced teams. While Potosi/Cassville maintains an undefeated record, St. Joseph has proven to be a formidable contender with a high-scoring offense and solid defensive play. These two teams stand as powerhouses in Wisconsin high school football, and their future matchups will undoubtedly be ones to watch closely. Whether it’s St. Joseph’s potent offense led by Kenesie and Rizzo or Potosi/Cassville’s well-rounded squad, both teams are poised for success as the season continues to unfold.