Top 50 High School teams

I didn't realize Maryville, TN has had 4 straight 15-0 seasons..click on website to make easier read: http://highschool.rivals.com/viewrankhs.asp?ra_key=283

Compiled by Doug Huff & Mark Tennis of Student Sports

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Team City State Record Pvs.
1 Northwestern Miami FL 15-0 1
Season complete. The Bulls closed the deal on two straight state Class 6A championships, and 30 straight wins, by routing previously-unbeaten Orlando Boone, 41-0.
2 St. Xavier Cincinnati OH 15-0 2
Season complete. The Bombers won their second state Division 1 title in three years.
3 South Panola Batesville MS 15-0 3
Season complete. Team has won 75 straight games and earned fifth straight state Class 5A championship.
4 Katy Katy TX 16-0 4
Season complete. Katy used the running of Aundre Dean and passing of Hawaii-bound Levi Bo Mitchell and its stingy defense to shut down Pflugerville.
5 Prattville Prattville AL 15-0 5
Season complete. Team has won 30 straight games and repeated as state Class 6A champion.
6 De La Salle Concord CA 13-0 6
De La Salle defeated Centennial of Corona, 37-31, in the second-ever CIF Division I state bowl game.
7 Central Catholic Pittsburgh PA 16-0 7
Central Catholic put the cap on a perfect season in record-setting way. The Vikings posted the first Class AAAA state final shutout in the 20-year history of the event, blanking Parkland 21-0.
8 Pahokee Pahokee FL 14-0 8
Season complete. The Blue Devils captured their second straight state Class 2B title with a 53-14 rout of Newberry.
9 Northside School Warner Robins GA 15-0 9
The Eagles wrapped up their second straight state Class AAAA crown with a 20-14 finals' victory over Ware County.
10 Booker T. Washington Miami FL 14-0 10
The Tornadoes capped their first perfect season and state title by besting Nease of Ponte Vedra Beach, 23-15, in the Class 4A title game.
11 Jenks Jenks OK 13-1 11
Season complete. Jenks avenged their only regular season loss by defeating Union to win the 6A title.
12 Don Bosco Prep Ramsey NJ 12-0 12
Season complete. Don Bosco Prep used a strong third quarter to put away St. Peter¹s Prep, 42-14.
13 Westfield Chantilly VA 15-0 13
Season Complete. Mike Glennon ran for one touchdown and threw for another Saturday, leading Westfield to a 42-14 victory against Woodbridge in the Division 6 state championship.
14 Bastrop Bastrop LA 15-0 14
Season complete. Randall Mackey put on a show in his final game with 398 total yards in a 38-14 victory over Archbishop Shaw of Marrero in the Class 4A state final.
15 Byrnes Duncan SC 15-0 15
Season complete. Standout QB Chas Dodd and the rest of the Rebels rolled over Summerville, 48-9.
16 Maryville Maryville TN 15-0 16
Season complete. The Rebels capped a fourth straight 15-0 record season and won their state record-tying fourth consecutive state Class 4A title.
17 Eden Prairie Eden Prairie MN 14-0 17
Season complete. Finished its season two weeks ago with a convincing 50-21 win over previously-undefeated Cretin-Derham Hall.
18 Trinity Euless TX 15-1 24
Season complete. Trinity, whose defense controlled the second half, took the winning margin with 38 seconds left.
19 Centennial Corona CA 13-2 18
The Huskies trailed De La Salle of Concord, 31-7, in Saturday's CIF Div. I State Championship Bowl Game before making a spirited comeback and tying the game at 31 only to lose in the end, 37-31.
20 Birmingham Van Nuys CA 13-1 19
Season complete. Milton Knox piled up three touchdowns and rushed for 174 yards on 18 carries as the Patriots won their fourth L.A. City Section title in six years.
21 Poly Long Beach CA 13-1 20
Season complete. In eight quarters of semifinal and final play in the CIF Southern Section Pac-Five Division playoffs, Poly's big-time defense gave up no touchdowns and just one field goal.
22 Rockhurst Kansas City MO 13-0 21
Season complete. In its state final three weeks ago, Drew Temple rushed for 179 yards and two TDs in a 28-9 win over Mehlville .
23 Dakota Macomb MI 14-0 22
Season complete. The Cougars capped off an undefeated season by defeating Stevenson, 41-21.
24 Union Tulsa OK 13-1 23
Season complete. The Redskins were unable to repeat their early season magical comeback against Jenks in the Class 6A state championship.
25 Destrehan Destrehan LA 15-0 25
Season complete. Many in Louisiana think the Wildcats should be ranked higher than No. 14 Bastrop .
26 Carroll Southlake TX 11-2 26
Season complete. For the first time since 2003 when they lost to Abilene by a single point, the Dragons lost in the state playoffs.
27 Naperville North Naperville IL 13-1 27
Season complete. It's been three weeks since the Huskies captured the Class 8A state title, but they are still moving up in the rankings as others have lost.
28 Trinity Louisville KY 13-2 28
Season complete. The Shamrocks avenged one of their season losses to rival St. Xavier and outlasted the Tigers, 34-28 in overtime.
29 St. Xavier Louisville KY 13-1 29
Season complete. The Tigers ended as state Class 6A runnerup to rival Trinity after a 34-28 loss in overtime.
30 Permian Odessa TX 12-1 33
Season complete. Mojo was unable to defeat Euless Trinity for a second time this season as they were knocked out of the Class 5A Division 1 state playoffs.
31 Lowndes Valdosta GA 14-1 30
The Vikings won their third state Class AAAAA title in four years, and fifth overall, with a 34-6 finals' victory over North Gwinnett.
32 St. Thomas Aquinas Ft Lauderdale FL 14-1 31
The Raiders ended three straight years of Class 5A runnerup roles by defeating previously-unbeaten Kissimmee Osceola, 35-20.
33 Lutheran Orange CA 10-2 32
Season complete. After losing a fumble on the two-yard line that cost the Lancers in a 2-0 loss to Long Beach Poly in the CIF Southern Section Pac-Five Division semifinals, the Jackrabbits went on last week to win the title.
34 Joliet Catholic Joliet IL 13-1 34
Season complete. Perennial state powerhouse won Class 6A state title and with a 49-7 win in the final vs. Lemont.
35 Alta Sandy UT 13-1 35
Season complete. The Hawks won the Class 5A state title last month after finishing as the runner-up the year before.
36 Coffman Dublin OH 13-1 36
Season complete. Coach Mark Crabtree's squad averaged 36 points per game and gave FAB 50 No. 2 Xavier of Cincinnati its toughest test of the year in a 10-7 loss.
37 Wayne Hills Wayne NJ 12-0 39
Season complete. Wayne Hills pushed its win streak to 40 games with a 27-7 victory over rival Wayne Valley for the North Jersey Section 1, Group 3 championship.
38 Everett Everett MA 13-0 38
Season complete. Everett has won 25 straight games, including back-to-back Division I crowns.
39 Skyline Issaquah WA 14-0 40
Season complete. Head coach Steve Gervais led his team to the Class 3A state title and an undefeated season by defeating another undefeated team, O'Dea of Seattle, 42-35.
40 Quince Orchard North Potomac MD 14-0 41
Season complete. In one of the most dramatic state final finishes in Maryland history, Quince Orchard scored 29 points in 6 minutes, 30 seconds to rally for an improbable 36-30 Class 4A state title victory over Arundel.
41 Oscar Smith Chesapeake VA 13-1 42
Season complete. Oscar Smith lost to Westfield in a close game in the state semifinals in what was billed as the showdown between the state¹s top two programs.
42 Montgomery Bell Academy Nashville TN 13-0 44
Season complete. After a 4-6 season last year, the Big Red shocked many by going undefeated at 13-0.
43 Bettendorf Bettendorf IA 13-0 43
Season complete. Done for almost a month, Bettendorf captured Iowa's largest class championship.
44 Crespi Encino CA 11-3 45
Season complete. Had wins over CIF Division III state champ St. Bonaventure plus FAB 50-ranked Birmingham as well as Mater Dei of Santa Ana.
45 St. Bonaventure Ventura CA 12-1 46
Casey Serna's 70-yard touchdown pass to Drew Gibson early in the fourth quarter broke a 14-14 tie as the Seraphs won the CIF Division III state bowl game, 35-21.
46 Arrowhead Hartland WI 14-0 47
Season complete. In Wisconsin's largest class state championship game, it was the Warhawks who earned the title with a 31-7 margin over Homestead.
47 Brophy Prep Phoenix AZ 12-2 48
Season complete. After knocking out the defending champions from Chandler Hamilton last week and avenging an earlier loss, Brophy took care of Phoenix Desert Vista, 34-21.
48 Colerain Cincinnati OH 12-1 NR
Season complete.
49 Hutchinson Hutchinson KS 13-0 50
Season complete. Coach Randy Dreiling's team extended its winning streak to 36 games with a 37-14 win over Olathe South in the Class 6A state final.
50 Hamilton Chandler AZ 11-1 NR
Season complete.

Dropped out: No. 37 Highland Park (Dallas, Texas)

Its the Year of the Bull!!

I don't know why they have St. Xavier at 2. I saw them play one game and they're not that impressive. There are several other teams on that list with a lot more D1 talent too.

ESPN has Maryville around 5-6

Sorry not espn, SI

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ironlung</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I don't know why they have St. Xavier at 2. I saw them play one game and they're not that impressive. There are several other teams on that list with a lot more D1 talent too. </div></div>

Did you see St. X louisville or St. X Cincinati?

Cincinatti. It's the one listed. They've got Darius Ashley who's going to Louisville and Greg Scruggs who UT is trying to get. They just were not very impressive.

Wasn't sure since both teams are on the list.

Hmm. I just now noticed that. I have no idea about the Louisville team. The Cincy team would get beaten by several others below them from what I've seen.

I was just the opposite, I knew about the Louisville team. I met a guy that played there while on a recruiting trip to Union when I was a senior.

The Cinci school played a Saturday game on ESPN the Week I was in the hospital laid up with the stroke. I didn't have much else to do but watch the game. [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img]

You also have to consider the source of this list.

Not The_Sage but the authors of the list.

Exactly. That was one reason I wasn't suprised they were that high. There are several below them that I've either seen film of, seem on TV, or know of some of the players. They should be wayyyyyyyyy down that list.

They did get Miami-Northwestern right though--they're far and away the best HS team in the nation. If I had to pick another #2 team I'd have gone with Katy or De La Salle.

Two other major South Florida teams on there in Pahokee and Booker T. Washington--it is simply amazing the amount of talent down there this year--there's always ballers down there, but it's even moreso dense with talent this year.

Nothing compares to High School football in Texas IMO. The talent in Florida maybe compares, but the coaching and dedication to winning is unmatched.