Brody Kegley Breaks Central Cass Career Touchdown Pass Record
Central Cass quarterback Brody Kegley has broken a school record for career touchdown passes that stood for 59 years, surpassing the previous mark set by Don Siverson in 1967.
Fargo Valley City, ND, October 23, 2026 —
Central Cass quarterback Brody Kegley has broken the school record for career touchdown passes, surpassing a mark set by Don Siverson in 1967. The record had stood for 59 years, according to the information provided.
The achievement makes Kegley the holder of Central Cass’s career touchdown-pass record. The summary of the milestone does not state how many touchdown passes Kegley has thrown, the previous record total, or when he moved past Siverson’s mark.
Details about the game in which the record was broken were not provided. The available information also does not identify the opponent, give a game date or score, or describe any other statistics from the performance. No statements from Kegley, Siverson, the team or school were included.
Siverson’s record dated to 1967, making it a long-standing school mark. The information provided does not include further details about his playing career or the circumstances in which he established the record. It also does not specify whether Central Cass has announced any recognition of Kegley’s achievement.
While the record establishes a new career benchmark for the Central Cass quarterback, additional information would be needed to put the milestone in the context of a particular game or season. The touchdown-pass totals, the date the record was broken and any reaction from the people involved were not provided.
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