Dunham QB Elijah Haven sets all-time Louisiana passing TD record in win over Episcopal
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BATON ROUGE - In what was a very big statistical night for the five-star QB, Dunham's Elijah Haven put up six total touchdowns, but he also threw his 146th career passing touchdown to become Louisiana's all-time leader in passing touchdowns. The Tigers ended up beating Episcopal 55-6.
?? LOUISIANA CAREER PASSING TOUCHDOWN RECORD ?? CONGRATULATIONS to Elijah Haven '27 on breaking the STATE RECORD for career passing touchdowns! The previous record was 145 passing touchdowns, held by Brock Berlin from Evangel. Elijah threw his 146th career passing touchdown in the third quarter of tonight's victory over Episcopal with a touchdown throw to Jarone Harris '27. Elijah already has broken the total (passing + rushing) touchdown record, breaking that in last years State Championship game. He is up to 197 total touchdowns for his career after tonight, with 147 passing and 50 rushing. We are SO PROUD of Elijah and the way that he represents our school, both on the field and off the field. Congratulations again, and GO TIGERS! #GoTigers #DutyFaithHonor #ChooseDunham
— Dunham Athletics (@DunhamAthletics) October 24, 2026
The Tigers led the Knights 28-6 at halftime, and Dunham didn't skip a beat as the second half got started.
It was the Tiger defense making the big play at the start of the half. Episcopal dragged out the trick play to start the third quarter, but Dunham defensive back Morgan River forced the fumble, and Dunham took over from there.
On the ensuing drive, Haven, already with three touchdowns in the game at this point, found Jarone Harris for touchdown No. 4 on the evening and touchdown No. 146 in his career. Haven moved past Evangel's Brock Berlin to become Louisiana's all-time high school leader.
Dunham moves to 3-0 in district play with two games remaining on their schedule. Next week, the Tigers head out on the road to take on Slaughter.
With the loss, Episcopal drops to 2-1 in district play. The Knights play Springfield next week.