Lee’s Summit West moves to top of Missouri High School Football Class 6 Rankings

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by Jeff Fisher

Lee's Summit West High School FootballAs expected, there’s a new #1 in Class 6 in Missouri last high school football rankings.  Lee’s Summit West moves up to the top spot thanks to Blue Springs loss to Class 5 top dog Fort Osage.  Blue Springs, the two-time defending state champs, fall to #3 while #4 Rockhurst drops two spots to #6 after losing to Class 4 #1 Webb City.

Statewide high school football rankings, as compiled by a 15-member panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. First-place votes in parenthesis. Panel is made up of Dion Clisso, PrepsKC; Sam McDowell, The Kansas City Star; Chris Geinosky, The Liberty Tribune; Earl Austin, The St. Louis American; Dave Kvidahl, STLHighschoolsports.com; Jim Powers, High School Sports Caravan ; Rus Baer, freelance writer; Tom Rackers, Jefferson City News-Tribune; Mike Scott, Ozone Sports; Rance Burger, The Springfield News-Leader; Dave Roberts, The Rolla Daily News; Cody Thorn, The St. Joseph News-Press; Kevin Foedinger, KRES radio; Chris Pobst, Sikeston Standard-Democrat; Donn Adamson, The Daily Journal.

Special thanks to the High School Sports Caravan.

CLASS 6

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Lee’s Summit West (12), 2-0, 147, 2

2. Hazelwood Central (1), 2-0, 129, 3

3. Blue Springs (1), 1-1, 120, 1

4. Lee’s Summit (1), 2-0, 96, 5

5. Francis Howell, 2-0, 91, 6

6. Rockhurst, 1-1, 101, 80, 4

7. CBC, 2-0, 53, 9

8. Kirkwood, 2-0, 52, 7

9. Rock Bridge, 1-1, 31, 8

10. Eureka, 2-0, 21, 10

Also receiving votes: Raymore-Peculiar (1-1), 4; Timberland (2-0), 1

CLASS 5

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Fort Osage (15), 150, 2-0, 1

2. Jackson, 2-0, 112, 2

3. Winnetonka, 2-0, 108, 3

4. Webster Groves, 1-1, 98, 4

5. Liberty North, 2-0, 97, 5

6. Willard, 2-0, 76, 6

7. Staley, 1-1, 60, 7

8. Rockwood Summit, 2-0, 37, NR

9. Fort Zumwalt North, 2-0, 22, NR

10. Park Hill, 2-0, 20, NR

Also receiving votes: Carthage (1-1), 15; Parkway Central (1-1), 15; Nixa (0-2), 7; Camdenton (1-1), 3; Lebanon (1-1), 2; Fort Zumwalt East (2-0), 2; McCluer North (0-2), 1

CLASS 4

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Webb City (15), 2-0, 150, 1

2. Helias, 2-0, 132, 2

3. Kearney, 2-0, 117, 4

4. Carl Junction, 2-0, 111, 3

5. Westminster, 2-0, 85, 5

6. Miller Career, 2-0, 70, 6

7. Cape Central, 2-0, 57, 9

8. Affton, 2-0, 25, NR

9. Hannibal, 1-1, 18, NR

10. Festus, 1-1, 17, NR

Also receiving votes: West Plains (2-0), 14; St. Joseph Lafayette (1-1), 11; Savannah (2-0), 5; St. Charles West (0-2), 4; Bolivar (0-2), 3; Platte County (2-0), 3; St. Francis Borgia (2-0), 3

CLASS 3

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Maryville (15), 2-0, 150, 1

2. John Burroughs, 2-0, 135, 2

3. Blair Oaks, 2-0, 119, 3

4. California, 2-0, 103, 4

5. Mountain Grove, 2-0, 85, 5

6. Park Hills Central, 2-0, 77, 6

7. Ava, 2-0, 49, 8

8. O’Hara, 2-0, 44, NR

9. Oak Grove, 1-1, 18, 7

10. Centralia, 2-0, 15, NR

Also receiving votes: Duchesne (1-1), 13; Monett (2-0), 9; Reeds Spring (2-0), 4; Soldan International Studies (2-0), 4

CLASS 2

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Lamar (15), 2-0, 150, 1

2. Strafford, 2-0, 134, 2

3. Mt. View-Liberty, 2-0, 115, 3

4. South Callaway, 2-0, 98, 4

5. Lutheran North, 2-0, 93, 5

6. East Buchanan, 2-0, 70, 6

7. Lafayette County, 2-0, 61, 7

8. Malden, 2-0, 46, 8

9. Hermann, 2-0, 23, 10

10. St Joseph LeBlond, 2-0, 19, NR

Also receiving votes: Brookfield (2-0), 8; Brentwood (2-0), 4; Lawson (1-1), 4

CLASS 1

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Valle Catholic (15), 2-0, 150, 1

2. Westran, 2-0, 129, 2

3. Hamilton-Penney, 2-0, 122, 3

4. Cass-Midway, 2-0, 100, 5

5. Marceline, 2-0, 73, 6

6. Osceola, 1-1, 58, 7

7. Salisbury, 1-1, 57, 4

8. Jasper, 2-0, 49 9

9. Miller, 2-0, 30, NR

10. Marionville, 1-1, 16, 8

Also receiving votes: Plattsburg (2-0), 12; South Shelby (1-1), 11; Milan (2-0), 8; Crest Ridge (2-0), 4; Thayer (1-0), 4; Adrian (2-0), 1; Skyline (1-1), 1

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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.