Indiana high school football — Week 5 recap: streaks, coach milestones and record performances
The Colts’ Indiana Football Digest recapped Week 5 high school football, highlighting coach career milestones, program- and individual-record performances, extended win/loss streaks and a weather-forced postponement announced for Sept. 18. The report lists notable games and streaks statewide, including multiple 100th-career wins and single-game scoring records.
Week 5 featured several milestone games: Fort Wayne Wayne ended a 15-game losing run with a 19-12 win over Fort Wayne South; Bill Peebles (Indianapolis Cathedral) recorded his 150th career victory in a 51-0 win over Southport; Rob Doyle (Indianapolis Bishop Chatard) reached 100 career wins with a 38-14 victory; Waylon Schenk (North Posey) also celebrated his 100th career win in a 58-0 result. Individual and program records included Marcell Sims’ program-record 44 points for Maconaquah in a 63-42 win and Tipton’s Zane Durham rushing a program-record 348 yards with seven touchdowns plus a 54-yard receiving score in a 69-14 victory.
The recap also cataloged extended streaks and other outcomes: Brownsburg was listed on a 24-game winning streak and South Putnam on 13 straight wins; Bellmont’s losing run was listed at 47 games. The Charlestown at Providence contest was postponed on 2026-09-18 and will not be made up, and Mishawaka marked the 100th anniversary of Frank Steele Stadium on 2026-09-18 as Mishawaka rallied for a 22-21 win over NorthWood.
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