Allen remains #1 High School Football America’s Composite Rankings

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by Jeff Fisher

Allen High School EaglesOur second set of composite rankings that combines the High School Football America Top 25 with MaxPreps Xcellent 25 and USA Today’s Super 25 is out.

Our Top 25 #1 Allen (Texas) remains the top dog in the new composite poll by maintaining its one point lead over New Jersey’s Don Bosco Prep. Both teams pulled away from #3 Booker T. Washington (Florida), which last week only trailed the top-ranked Eagles by three points, but now the lead is five points.  St. John Bosco (California), which plays #5 Bishop Gorman (Nevada) Friday night, has moved up a spot into a tie with BTW.

Entering the composite poll is Archbishop Rummel (Louisiana) and Bingham (Utah).

Points are awarded the following way: 25 points for #1, 24 points for #2, 23 points for #3, etc.

1. (1) Allen (Texas) – 72 pts.

2. (2) Don Bosco Prep (New Jersey) – 71 pts.

T3. (3) Booker T. Washington (Florida) – 67 pts.

T3. (4) St. John Bosco (California) – 67 pts.

5. (6) Bishop Gorman (Nevada) – 64 pts.

6. (7) De La Salle (California) – 58 pts.

7. (8) Miami Central (Florida) – 49 pts.

T8. (9) Mater Dei (California) – 46 pts.

T8. (10) Bellevue (Washington) – 46 pts.

10. (11) St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) – 45 pts.

11. (13) Colquitt County (Georgia) – 38 pts.

12. (12) DeSoto (Texas) – 37 pts.

13. (T15) Buford (Georgia) – 33 pts.

T14. (14) Folsom (California) – 32 pts.

T14. (T15) St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) – 32 pts.

16. (18) Gonzaga (Washington DC) – 31 pts.

17. (17) Mountain Pointe (Arizona) – 24 pts.

18. (19) Archbishop Moeller (Ohio) – 20 pts.

T19. (24) Archbishop Wood (Pennsylvania) – 12 pts.

T19 (21) Warren Easton (Louisiana) – 12 pts.

T21 (T22) Southlake Carroll (Texas) – 11 pts.

T21. (5) St. Edward (Ohio) – 11 pts.

T21. (NR) Archbishop Rummel (Louisiana) – 11 pts.

24. (NR) Bingham (Utah) – 10 pts.

25. (25) Skyline (Texas) – 8 pts.

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About the Author

Jeff Fisher
Jeff is an award-winning journalist and expert in the field of high school sports, underscored with his appearance on CNBC in 2010 to talk about the big business of high school football in America.Jeff turned to his passion for high school football into an entrepreneurial venture called High School Football America, a digital media company focused on producing original high school sports content for radio, television and the internet.Jeff is co-founder and editor-in-chief of High School Football America, a partner with NFL Play Football.