In a notable development in Indiana high school football, Westfield (6A), Plainfield (5A), New Palestine (4A), Evansville Memorial (3A), Lafayette Central Catholic (2A), and North Judson (A) have all maintained their positions as the No. 1 teams in their respective classes. This marks the first time this season that all six top-ranked teams remain in the same spot for two consecutive weeks. The latest rankings were released on Monday, showcasing the steady performance of these teams.
As the season progresses into Week 5, there are also seven new teams making their way into the top 10 across the six classes. This reshuffling indicates a competitive landscape as teams vie for top rankings. Here’s a closer look at the top rankings:
- 6A – Westfield (6-0) – Points: 50 (First-place votes: 2) – Prev: 1
- 5A – Plainfield (5-0) – Points: 49 (First-place votes: 2) – Prev: 1
- 4A – New Palestine (5-0) – Points: 47 (First-place votes: 1) – Prev: 1
- 3A – Evansville Memorial (5-0) – Points: 45 (First-place votes: 1) – Prev: 1
- 2A – Lafayette Central Catholic (5-0) – Points: 44 (First-place votes: 1) – Prev: 1
- A – North Judson (5-0) – Points: 42 (First-place votes: 1) – Prev: 1
Notably, seven teams received recognition for their performances. Carmel, once a top contender, has dropped out of this week’s rankings, along with other notable teams. However, schools like Castle and Bloomington South have gained votes, showing a shift in the competitive dynamics.
The high school football season remains exciting as teams aim for success and strive to solidify their standings. As we move further into the season, fans can expect thrilling matchups as spirited rivalries unfold on the field.
