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Dave Campbell’s Texas Football unveiled its newest ratings on Monday, with 10 native teams making the minimize in Class 6A on my own. North Shore stayed at No. 2—the place it’ll most probably stay till reigning state champion Duncanville suffers a loss—whilst Atascocita climbed 3 spots to No. 7 after a top-10 win over Katy, which dropped from No. 5 to No. 10. With the exception of Spring Westfield, which plummeted from No. 6 to No. 23 after a loss to Fort Bend Hightower, the remainder of the Houston-area teams to crack the highest 25 both rose within the ratings or made their season debut this week.
Fulshear, Fort Bend Marshall and Montgomery Lake Creek had been additionally ranked of their respective Class 5A divisions, regardless that in all probability probably the most notable construction involving Houston-area teams this week got here within the personal faculty ratings. St. Thomas made the leap from No. 3 to No. 1 after top-ranked Dallas Christian and No. 2 Dallas Parish Episcopal suffered losses ultimate week. Bellaire Episcopal, which beat the previous No. 2 staff 27-20 on Friday, made its first look of the 12 months at No. 5.
2. North Shore (Last week: 2)
7. Atascocita (Last week: 10)
10. Katy (Last week: 5)
13. Klein Collins (Last week: 16)
14. Summer Creek (Last week: 18)
19. Shadow Creek (Last week: 24)
20. Fort Bend Hightower (Last week: NR)
21. Lamar (Last week: NR)
22. Bridgeland (Last week: NR)
23. Spring Westfield (Last week: 6)
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