2014 Michigan AP High School Football Rankings – Week 4

gamestrat high school football sideline instant replay

Division 1
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Clarkston (4) (4-0) 48
2. Rockford (1) (4-0) 43
3. Detroit Cass Tech (4-0) 41
4. Hudsonville (3-1) 32
5. East Kentwood (4-0) 27
6. Macomb Dakota (3-1) 23
7. Oxford (4-0) 19
8. Dearborn Fordson (4-0) 18
9. Livonia Churchill (4-0) 12
10. Northville (3-1) 4
Others receiving votes: 11, Detroit Catholic Central (2-2) 2. 11, Grandville (2-2) 2. 11, Lapeer (4-0) 2. 14, Canton (3-1) 1. 14, Plymouth (3-1) 1.

Division 2
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (4) (4-0) 49
2. Muskegon (1) (4-0)  46
3. Lowell (4-0) 35
4. Detroit Martin Luther King (4-0) 33
5. Walled Lake Western (4-0) 29
6. Oak Park (3-1) 28
7. Warren De La Salle (3-1) 16
8. Midland Dow (4-0) 15
9. South Lyon (4-0) 10
10. Southfield (3-1) 6
Others receiving votes: 11, Muskegon Mona Shores (3-1) 3. 11, Farmington Hills Harrison (3-1) 3. 13, Fenton (4-0) 1. 13, Detroit East English (3-1) 1.

Division 3
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Zeeland West (5) (4-0) 50
2. DeWitt (4-0) 45
3. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (4-0) 40
4. Grand Rapids Christian (3-1) 35
5. St. Johns (4-0) 29
6. Stevensville Lakeshore (4-0) 26
7. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern (4-0) 18
T-8. Gaylord (4-0) 10
T-8. St. Joseph (3-1) 10
10. East Grand Rapids (2-2) 5
Others receiving votes: 11, Mount Pleasant (3-1) 4. 12, Riverview (4-0) 2. 13, Petoskey (3-1) 1.

Division 4
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Saginaw Swan Valley (5) (4-0)  50
2. Lansing Sexton (4-0) 45
3. Richmond (4-0) 39
4. Cadillac (4-0) 36
5. Kalamazoo Hackett (4-0) 25
6. Vicksburg (4-0) 24
7. Williamston (4-0) 18
8. Whitehall (4-0) 14
9. Grand Rapids South Christian (2-2) 13
10. Paw Paw (3-1) 5
Others receiving votes: 11, Goodrich (3-1) 3. 12, Dearborn Heights Robichaud (4-0) 2. 13, Yale (3-1) 1.

Division 5
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Grand Rapids West Catholic (5) (4-0) 50
2. Marine City (4-0) 45
3. Menominee (4-0) 39
4. Lansing Catholic (4-0) 34
5. Freeland (4-0) 31
6. Almont (4-0) 20
7. Remus Chippewa Hills (4-0) 17
8. Portland (3-1) 15
9. Birch Run (4-0) 12
10. Flint Powers (3-1) 5
Others receiving votes: 11, Muskegon Oakridge (3-1) 3. 12, Frankenmuth (3-1) 2. 12, Harrison (4-0) 2.

Division 6
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Ithaca (5) (4-0) 50
2. Jackson Lumen Christi (4-0) 42
3. Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (4-0) 40
4. Montrose (4-0) 35
5. Clinton (4-0) 30
T-6. Madison Heights Madison (4-0) 21
T-6. Millington (4-0) 21
8. Constantine (4-0) 17
9. Flint Beecher (4-0) 8
10. Boyne City (4-0) 5
Others receiving votes: 11, Ravenna (4-0) 4. 12, Grass Lake (4-0) 2.

Division 7
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Ishpeming (5) (4-0) 50
2. Detroit Loyola (4-0) 45
3. New Lothrop (4-0) 40
4. Decatur (4-0) 33
5. Iron River West Iron County (4-0) 30
6. Homer (4-0) 23
7. Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port (4-0) 19
8. Traverse City St. Francis (3-1) 15
9. Whittemore-Prescott (4-0) 13
10. Royal Oak Shrine (4-0) 7

Division 8
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Muskegon Catholic Central (4) (4-0) 49
2. Beal City (4-0) 43
T-2. Harbor Beach (1) (4-0) 43
T-4. Climax-Scotts (4-0) 28
T-4. St. Ignace (4-0) 28
6. Crystal Falls Forest Park (2-1) 23
7. Fowler (4-0) 18
8. Mendon (3-1) 14
9. North Dickinson (3-1) 9
10. Johannesburg-Lewiston (4-0) 8
Others receiving votes: 11, Lake Linden-Hubbell (3-1) 5. 11, Munising (3-1) 5. 13, Morenci (4-0) 1. 13, Hillman (4-0) 1.

Division 8 Player
School (First-place votes) (Record) Total Points
1. Peck (8) (4-0) 80
2. Lawrence (4-0) 66
3. Rapid River (4-0) 60
4. Cedarville (4-0) 55
5. Deckerville (4-0) 38
Others receiving votes: 6, Portland St Patrick (4-0) 8. 7, Bellaire (4-0) 7. 8, Battle Creek St Philip (4-0) 6.

Play Football

nfl play football

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.