North Bullitt Sophomore Dalton Cissell made it 4 consecutive games of gaining over 200 yards rushing as North defeated Fairdale 42-18 Friday night. Cissell is poised to break North's single-season rushing mark of 1,785 yards set by Kevin Crisp in 1996 next week vs. Atherton at home. Cissell now has 1,659 yards on the year and 2,685 yards through the 1st 19 games of his varsity career. He is averaging 8.8 yards per carry this season and 8.1 for his career. He will also get his name in the state record book for his 99 yard TD run vs. Jeffersontown earlier this year.

 

Not bad for a sophomore. BTW - taking advanced classes and had 4 A's and 2 B's on first report card of the year!:thumb:

Congrats to this kid for his hardwork on the field and in the classroom!!! Congrats also to the coaches, parents, teachers and whoever else that supports him.

I am sure we are going to hear about Dalton Cissell for years to come! Congratulations to this young man.

Whats his height/weight?

Congratulations to this young man on his effort on the field and especially in the classroom. It will be interesting to follow his career.

Cissell is 5'10" and about 185 lbs. He and another outstanding sophomore, Xavier Bacon of Ft. Knox tied for 3rd in their weight division at the state powerlifting meet last winter (as freshmen).

 

When Cissell was in 8th grade he rushed for over 1,000 yds for North's freshman team that finished 10-1 and rushed for over 2,000 yds leading his youth league team to the championship. Rushed for 1,046 yards as a freshman last year on varsity.

In his short varsity career, Cissell has returned a INT for an 83 yard TD and has thrown for 83 and 75 yard TD's on half-back passes. Cissell returned a kickoff 75 yards for a TD the first time he touched a ball in varsity game as a freshman last season.

 

He also sells popcorn at half-time.

In his short varsity career, Cissell has returned a INT for an 83 yard TD and has thrown for 83 and 75 yard TD's on half-back passes. Cissell returned a kickoff 75 yards for a TD the first time he touched a ball in varsity game as a freshman last season.

 

He also sells popcorn at half-time.

 

:laugh: Good for him. It might put him through college, though by the looks of his performance on the field and in the classroom, he won't need it.

Sounds as though this young man has a bright future. Just be patient with him and allow him to develope and enjoy playing the game without to much pressure placed on his abilities. He is young and will get even better each year. I wish him well!:thumb:

Thanks

Those are impressive numbers for anyone, not just for a sophomore.

 

But just out of curiosity, how many carries a game is he averaging & what is his yards per carry average?

Dalton has done great and developed early. Does he concentrate on one sport or does he play multiple sports?

Cissell is 5'10" and about 185 lbs. He and another outstanding sophomore, Xavier Bacon of Ft. Knox tied for 3rd in their weight division at the state powerlifting meet last winter (as freshmen).

 

When Cissell was in 8th grade he rushed for over 1,000 yds for North's freshman team that finished 10-1 and rushed for over 2,000 yds leading his youth league team to the championship. Rushed for 1,046 yards as a freshman last year on varsity.

How much can he powerlift or how much can he powercling??

In his short varsity career, Cissell has returned a INT for an 83 yard TD and has thrown for 83 and 75 yard TD's on half-back passes. Cissell returned a kickoff 75 yards for a TD the first time he touched a ball in varsity game as a freshman last season.

 

He also sells popcorn at half-time.

Can you say ATH!!!

 

On top of that, he seems like a top notch kid.:thumb:

 

Look forward to hearing more about Mr. Cissell.

Those are impressive numbers for anyone, not just for a sophomore.

 

But just out of curiosity, how many carries a game is he averaging & what is his yards per carry average?

Already posted...

 

Said he averaged roughly 8 yards per carry.