2019 High School Football America national champ St. John Bosco (Bellflower, California) is the best high school football program in the nation since 2013. That’s according to a Power Ranking we’ve put together to celebrate the upcoming 10th anniversary of the HSFA rankings algorithm.
Related: Bosco named 2019 national champ
The Braves have been in our Top 25 in eight of the nine years. Bosco missed the Top 25 during the 2020-21 COVID year when it only played six-games during California’s spring season. In addition to the ’19 national title, Bosco’s resume includes two runner-up finishes (2013 and 2016) and a No. 3 ranking in 2018.
Falling-in behind St. John Bosco is Trinity League arch-rival Mater Dei. The Monarchs, who won national titles in 2017, 2018 and last season, haven’t missed the Top 25 since 2015.
Below are the Top 75 high school football teams in America since we began the algorithm rankings ten years ago.
High School Football America’s Top 75 teams since 2013
| Rank, Team, State | Power Ranking 2013-2021 |
| #1 St. John Bosco (California) | 91.41 |
| #2 Mater Dei (California) | 87.53 |
| #3 IMG Academy (Florida) | 85.11 |
| #4 St. Thomas Aquinas (Florida) | 78.89 |
| #5 Allen (Texas) | 75.56 |
| #6 Miami Central (Florida) | 73.89 |
| #7 De La Salle (California) | 72.24 |
| #8 St. Joseph’s Prep (Pennsylvania) | 71.44 |
| #9 (tied) North Shore (Houston, Texas) | 67.67 |
| #9 (tied) Dutch Fork (South Carolina) | 67.67 |
| #11 Chandler (Arizona) | 67.56 |
| #12 Duncanville (Texas) | 66.67 |
| #13 Westlake (Austin, Texas) | 66 |
| #14 Katy (Texas) | 65.67 |
| #15 Bergen Catholic (New Jersey) | 63.76 |
| #16 Thompson (Alabama) | 61.78 |
| #17 Bishop Gorman (Nevada) | 60.55 |
| #18 Hoover (Alabama) | 60.44 |
| #19 Archbishop Hoban (Ohio) | 59.33 |
| #20 Northwestern (Miami, Florida) | 59 |
| #21 St. John’s College (Washington, DC) | 56.63 |
| #22 St. Edward (Ohio) | 55.44 |
| #23 Oakland (Tennessee) | 55 |
| #24 Corona Centennial (California) | 54.71 |
| #25 Chaminade-Madonna (Florida) | 54.67 |
| #26 St. Frances Academy (Maryland) | 53.75 |
| #27 Southlake Carroll (Texas) | 52 |
| #28 Saguaro (Arizona) | 51.33 |
| #29 Cardinal Gibbons (Florida) | 48.89 |
| #30 Grayson (Georgia) | 48 |
| #31 Center Grove (Indiana) | 47.78 |
| #32 American Heritage (Plantation, Florida) | 47 |
| #33 Catholic (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) | 46.89 |
| #34 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, NJ) | 46.82 |
| #35 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) | 46.71 |
| #36 Denton Ryan (Texas) | 46.33 |
| #37 Maryville (Tennessee) | 45.78 |
| #38 Pickerington Central (Ohio) | 45.22 |
| #39 Lake Travis (Texas) | 45.11 |
| #40 Bryant (Arkansas) | 44.89 |
| #41 Trinity (Kentucky) | 44.56 |
| #42 Highland Park (Texas) | 43.67 |
| #43 Denton Guyer (Texas) | 43.56 |
| #44 Chambers (North Carolina) | 43.11 |
| #45 Colquitt County (Georgia) | 41.89 |
| #46 DeMatha (Maryland) | 40.62 |
| #47 Edna Karr (Louisiana) | 41.56 |
| #48 Alcoa (Tennessee) | 40.56 |
| #49 Venice (Florida) | 40.44 |
| #50 Cathedral (Indiana) | 39.56 |
| #51 Milton (Georgia) | 39.44 |
| #52 DeSoto (Texas) | 39 |
| #53 La Salle (Ohio) | 38.78 |
| #54 Bixby (Oklahoma) | 38 |
| #55 Buford (Georgia) | 37.67 |
| #56 Gonzaga (Washington, DC) | 37.53 |
| #57 Male (Kentucky) | 36.78 |
| $58 Jenks (Oklahoma) | 36.22 |
| #59 St. Xavier (Ohio) | 36.11 |
| #60 Hamilton (Arizona) | 35.44 |
| #61 Aledo (Texas) | 35 |
| #62 (tied) Massillon Washington (Ohio) | 33.78 |
| #62 (tied) Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Florida) | 33.78 |
| #62 (tied) Warner Robsins (Georgia) | 33.78 |
| #65 Cocoa (Florida) | 32.56 |
| #66 Good Counsel (Maryland) | 32.38 |
| #67 Jesuit (Florida) | 31.11 |
| #68 Central (Phenix City, Alabama) | 29.66 |
| #69 Collins Hill (Georgia) | 28.89 |
| #70 Servite (California) | 28.82 |
| #71 John Curtis (Louisiana) | 27 |
| #72 South Pointe (South Carolina) | 26.11 |
| #73 Pine-Richland (Pennsylvania) | 25.67 |
| #74 Folsom (California) | 22.94 |
| #75 Mission Viejo (California) | 21.41 |
