Final 2020 High School Football America 100

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In what will go down as one of the most difficult high school football seasons of all-time, here is the final High School Football America 100 for the 2020 Fall football season. We realize that many top teams around the nation, including our last two national champs (St. John Bosco – 2019 and Mater Dei – 2017 & 2018), are still sidelined due to the coronavirus pandemic, so it’s not a true picture of the overall top teams.

In the coming weeks, High School Football America co-founder Jeff Fisher will be making decisions on how to handle the states playing in the Spring. It’s possible that we might be able to adapt our algorithm to include the Spring season in The 100. For now, we’re still waiting to see which teams will be playing.

In the meantime, IMG Academy from Bradenton, Florida wraps-up this part of the 2020 season as our “mythical” national champ. This year, the Ascenders beat four HSFA 100 teams — No. 13 Duncanville, No. 46 Northwestern (Florida), No. 67 Edgewater (Florida) and No. 92 Venice (Florida).

Read: Bubble Teams – No. 101 through No. 125

Alabama 7A champ Thompson finishes No. 2, followed by Texas 6A Division I champ Westlake at No. 3, Georgia 7A champ Grayson at No. 5 and Ohio Division II champ Archbishop Hoban at No. 5.

Overall, Texas leads the way with 21 teams in the Top 100, followed by Florida with 17 teams.

High School Football America 100

Rank, Team, StateRecordLast WeekHead Coach
#1 IMG Academy (Florida)(8-0)1Bobby Acosta
#2 Thompson (Alabama) (14-0)2Mark Freeman
#3 Westlake (Austin, Texas)(14-0)4Todd Dodge
#4 Grayson (Georgia)(14-0)3Adam Carter
#5  Archbishop Hoban (Ohio)(11-0)5Tim Tyrrell
#6 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania)(6-0)6Tim Roken
#7 North Shore (Houston, Texas)(14-1)7Jon Kay
#8 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida)(8-1)8Roger Harriott
#9 Denton Ryan (Texas)(15-0)21Dave Henigan
#10 Dutch Fork (South Carolina)(10-0)9Tom Knotts
#11 Katy (Texas)(14-1)32Gary Joseph
#12 Southlake Carroll (Texas)(12-2)10Riley Dodge
#13 Duncanville (Texas)(10-2)11Reginald Samples
#14 Center Grove (Indiana)(14-0)12Eric Moore
#15 Corner Canyon (Utah) (14-0)13Eric Kjar
#16 Chandler (Arizona)(11-0)14Rick Garretson
#17 Cathedral (Indiana)(13-1)15Bill Peebles
#18 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida)(8-1)16Matt DuBuc
#19 Trinity (Kentucky)(10-0)17Bob Beatty
#20 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida)(11-2)18Patrick Surtain, Sr.
#21 St. Xavier (Ohio)(9-2)19Steve Specht
#22 Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida)(11-1)20Verlon Dorminey
#23 Oakland (Tennessee) (15-0)22Kevin Creasy
#24 Bryant (Arkansas)(13-0)24Buck James
#25  Acadiana (Louisiana)(11-1)25Matt McCullough
#26 Miami Central (Florida)(8-1)26Roland Smith
#27 Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)(9-2)27Gabe Fertitta
#28 Allen (Texas)(10-1)28Terry Gambill
#29 St. Thomas More (Louisiana)(11-0)29Jim Hightower
#30 Norcross (Georgia)(13-1)30Keith Maloof
#31 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey)(5-1)31Vito Campanile
#32 Cedar Hill (Texas)(12-2)23Carlos Lyn
#33 DeSoto (Texas)(10-1)33Claude Mathis
#34 Highland Park (Texas) (10-1)34Randy Allen
#35 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) (8-2)35Dameon Jones
#36 Rockwall (Texas)(10-2)36Trey Brooks
#37 Colquitt County (Georgia)(9-1)37Justin Rogers
#38 Bixby (Oklahoma) (11-0)38Loren Montgomery
#39 Tompkins (Katy, Texas)(10-1)39Todd McVey
#40 Carencro (Louisiana)(12-1)40Tony Courville
#41 Hoover (Alabama)(11-2)41Josh Niblett
#42 Hamilton (Arizona)(8-2)42Mike Zdebski
#43 Edna Karr (Louisiana)(10-2)43Brice Brown
#44 Massillon Washington (Ohio)(10-2)44Nate Moore
#45 Brother Martin (Louisiana)(8-1)45Mark Bonis
#46 Northwestern (Miami, Florida)(3-2)46Max Edwards
#47 Lowndes (Georgia)(10-2)47Jamie Dubose
#48 Cedar Park (Texas)(14-1)48Carl Abseck
#49 Pickerington Central (Ohio)(11-1)49Jay Sharrett
#50 Denton Guyer (Texas)(11-3)50Rodney Webb
#51 Aledo (Texas)(13-1)52Tim Buchanan
#52 La Salle (Ohio)(8-3)51Pat McLaughlin
#53 Delbarton (New Jersey)(6-0)53Brian Bowers
#54 Mentor (Ohio)(9-2)54Matt Gray
#55 Pine-Richland (Pennsylvania)(11-0)55Eric Kasperowicz
#56 Jenks (Oklahoma)(12-1)56Keith Riggs
#57 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey)(4-2)57Rich Hansen
#58 Archbishop Rummel (Louisiana)(6-2)58Nick Monica
#59 Seminole (Sanford, Florida)(12-0)59Eric Lodge
#60 Maryville (Tennessee)(13-1)60Derek Hunt
#61 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, New Jersey)(6-2)61Dan Marangi
#62 Alcoa (Tennessee)(14-1)62Gary Rankin 
#63 Warner Robins (Georgia) (13-1)63Marquis Westbrook
#64 Jones (Orlando, Florida)(9-1)64Elijah Williams
#65 Buford (Georgia)(13-1)65Bryant Appling
#66 Lee County (Georgia)(12-2)66Dean Fabrizio
#67 Edgewater (Florida)(8-3)67Cameron Duke
#68 Euless Trinity (Texas)(10-2)68Chris Jensen
#69 Bloomingdale (Florida)(12-1)69Jake Coulson
#70 Pearland Dawson (Texas)(10-1)71Mike Allison
#71 Blessed Trinity (Georgia)(8-1)72Tim McFarlin
#72 Brentwood Academy (Tennessee)(11-1)73Cody White
#73 Hewitt-Trussville (Alabama)(9-3)75Josh Floyd
#74 Bridgeland (Texas) (12-1)74David Raffield
#75 Shadow Creek (Texas)(6-4)76Brad Butler
#76 Manvel (Texas) (7-2)77Kevin Hall
#77 Saguaro (Arizona)(5-2)78Jason Mohns
#78 Lakota West (Ohio)(8-1)79Tom Bolden
#79 Mona Shores (Michigan)(10-0)84Matt Koziak
#80 Milton (Georgia)(11-1)81Adam Clack
#81 John Curtis (Louisiana)(6-5)82JT Curtis
#82 St. Paul’s (Alabama) (15-0)83Steve Mask
#83 Oak Grove (Mississippi)(13-0)85Drew Causey
#84 Owasso (Oklahoma)(10-1)86Bill Blankenship
#85 Pulaski Academy (Arkansas)(13-0)87Kevin Kelley
#86 Niceville (Florida)(11-1)88Grant Thompson
#87 Cocoa (Florida)(10-1)89Ryan Schneider
#88 Rockledge (Florida) (7-2)90Wayne Younger
#89 Lone Peak (Utah)(12-2)91Bart Bronkbank
#90 Cherry Creek (Colorado) (8-0)92Dave Logan
#91 Oxford (Mississippi) (12-1)93Chris Cutcliffe
#92 Venice (Florida)(9-4)94John Peacock
#93 Columbus (Miami, Florida)(7-0)95Dave Dunn
#94 Elder (Ohio)(5-4)96Doug Ramsey
#95 Arlington Martin (Texas)(10-2)97Bob Wager
#96 Madison-Ridgeland (Mississippi)(12-0)98Herbert Davis
#97 Auburn (Alabama)(11-2)99Adam Winegarden
#98 West Bloomfield (Michigan)(11-1)HMRon Bellamy
#99 Raymore-Peculiar (Missouri)(11-2)100Sean Martin
#100 Belleville (Michigan)(10-1)80Jermain Crowell

Editor’s Note: The High School Football America national, regional and state rankings are developed using our proprietary algorithm.

*Warner Robins (Georgia) awarded a forfeit victory over Valdosta (Georgia) for the use of an ineligible player.

**Milton (Georgia) awarded forfeit over Cedar Grove (Georgia) due to the use of an ineligible player that was self-reported.

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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.