Anderson senior quarterback Owen Scalf set the school career record with 87 touchdown passes in a 69-7 win over Loveland, surpassing Justice Burnam’s mark of 85. The win also clinched Anderson’s outright conference title as the Raptors enter the Division II playoffs as the top seed in Region 8.

By the Numbers
  • 87 career touchdown passes, a new Anderson record.
  • 8,636 career passing yards—78 shy of the school record held by his brother, Griffin.
  • Scalf completed 17 of 17 passes for 372 yards and five touchdowns against Loveland.
  • Anderson is 9-1 and averages a school-record 55.3 points per game.
Yes, But

Scalf has already made his mark, but the school passing-yards record is still within reach. He also shares the spotlight on Ohio’s career passing records with Burnam and his brother, Griffin.

State of Play
  • Anderson is the No. 1 seed in Division II, Region 8, and has a first-round bye on Oct. 30.
  • The Raptors will host either Withrow or Badin in a regional quarterfinal on Nov. 6.
What's Next

Scalf needs 78 passing yards to break Griffin’s school career record. Anderson will open its playoff run Nov. 6 against the winner of Withrow and Badin.

Bottom Line

Scalf’s record-setting season is powering an Anderson team with a conference title and a top regional seed; the next milestone could come before the playoffs are over.