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AP High School Football Rankings - 10/16/17

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6A

1.   Allen (16) (6-0), 230

2.   Converse Judson (4) (6-0), 205

3.   Katy (2) (4-0), 194

4.   DeSoto (2) (6-0), 171

5.   Austin Westlake (7-0), 149

6.   Sachse (6-0), 110

7.   Waco Midway (7-0), 82

8.   The Woodlands (3-1), 65

9.   Klein Collins (5-0), 47

10. Smithson Valley (6-0), 17

Others: Lake Travis 15, Duncanville 14, Spring Westfield 5, Mansfield 3, Odessa Permian 3, San Antonio O'Connor 3, San Benito 3, San Angelo Central 2, Beaumont West Brook 1, Keller Fossil Ridge 1

5A

1.    Aledo (15) (6-0), 226

2.    Manvel (8) (5-0), 221

3.    Denton Ryan (1) (6-0), 191

4.    Corpus Christi Calallen (6-0), 168

5.    Cedar Park (5-1), 125

6.    Highland Park (5-1), 113

7.    Angleton (5-0), 98

8.    Mansfield Legacy (5-1), 57

9.    Dripping Springs (6-0), 54

10.  Frisco Lone Star (5-1), 29

Others:  Hutto 9, College Station 7, Temple 7, Colleyville Heritage 6, Lubbock Coronado 4, Mansfield Lake Ridge 3, Port Neches-Groves 1

4A

1.    Carthage (20) (6-0), 232

2.    West Orange-Stark (3) (5-0), 204

3.    Argyle (6-0), 191

4.    Waco La Vega (6-0), 168

5.    Cuero (1) (5-0), 148

6.    Midlothian Heritage (6-0), 102

7.    Kennedale (5-1), 94

8.    Van (7-0), 71

9.    Sweetwater (6-0), 42

10.  Texarkana Pleasant Grove (7-0), 34

Others: China Spring 16, Graham 10, Boerne 3, Lubbock Estacado 2, Raymondville 2, Geronimo Navarro 1

3A

1.    Gunter (14) (7-0), 228

2.    Wall (4) (6-0), 188

3.    Lexington (3) (6-0), 186

4.    Newton (5-0), 173

5.    Malakoff (6-0), 126

6.    Canadian (6-0), 116

7.    Brock (5-1), 95

8.    West Rusk (5-0), 51

9.    Hallettsville (5-1), 50

10.  Yoakum (5-1), 44

Others: Grandview 21, Sonora 17, Jefferson 12, Big Sandy Harmony 5, Mount Vernon 4, Woodville 4

2A

1.    Tenaha (16) (6-0), 219

2.    Mason (4) (6-0), 206

3.    Muenster (6-0), 173

4.    Mart (2), (5-1), 152

5.    Albany (6-0), 139

6.    Refugio (2) (4-1), 128

7.    Abernathy (6-0), 109

8.    De Leon (6-0), 83

9.    Bremond (5-1), 44

10.  Milano (6-0), 35

Others: Price Carlisle 12, San Augustine 9, Wellington 6, Joaquin 3, Burton 1, Post

 

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