Westlake (Texas) notched its 54th consecutive win over the weekend that pushed the Chaparrals up the USA TODAY Sports Super 25 high school football rankings and shifted the top 10.
Westlake notched its 54th consecutive win over the weekend, an impressive handling of semifinal foe Brennan that sent the Chaparrals up the USA TODAY Sports Super 25 rankings and shifted the top 10.
Outside looking in, three losses created the most significant movement, beginning with another Lone Star State matchup between Guyer and Southlake Carroll — which went to the Wildcats and sent Southlake out of the top 25. Not to be outdone, Georgia high school football had a primetime battle that ended with Carrollton taking out Colquitt County. And in Arizona, Basha jumped up five spots after shutting out former top-10 team Chandler 13-0, while in-state power Liberty’s one-point loss to Saguaro closed out the wild weekend.As championship games await this weekend, here is the latest top 25.2. Mater Dei Record: 12-1 | Season complete | PR: 24. Central Record: 13-0 | Last Result: def. Lakewood 39-21 | PR: 46.
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