The Alabama
Sports Writers Association have released their rankings for this week.
ASWA High School Football Poll | Week 10 -- Oct. 31, 2017 | Thompson is the #2 team n 7A after their impressive victory over Hoover. It is the schools highest ranking since the 1983 football season.
In 2A, St. Lukes is the highest they have ever been as the #4 team this week and Goshen is the highest they have been since 1969. | | (First place votes in parentheses). | | Class 7A | 1. | Central Phenix City (19) | (9-0) | 326 | | | 2. | Thompson (10) | (9-0) | 298 | | | 3. | Hewitt-Trussville (1) | (9-0) | 237 | | | 4. | McGill-Toolen | (9-0) | 199 | | | 5. | Hoover | (8-1) | 184 | | | 6. | Auburn | (8-1) | 158 | | | 7. | Fairhope | (8-1) | 126 | | | 8. | Mountain Brook | (7-2) | 91 | | | 9. | Bob Jones | (7-3) | 55 | | | 10. | Sparkman | (7-2) | 32 | | | Others receiving votes: Davidson (6-3) 4. | | Class 6A | 1. | Austin (25) | (9-0) | 344 | | | 2. | Oxford (3) | (9-0) | 271 | | | 3. | Pinson Valley (2) | (9-0) | 253 | | | 4. | Spanish Fort | (8-1) | 200 | | | 5. | Homewood | (9-0) | 182 | | | 6. | Park Crossing | (9-1) | 140 | | | 7. | Wetumpka | (9-1) | 128 | | | 8. | Benjamin Russell | (7-2) | 55 | | | 9. | Opelika | (7-3) | 50 | | | 10. | Clay-Chalkville | (8-2) | 34 | | | Others receiving votes: Daphne (7-2) 20, Sidney Lanier (8-1) 12, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa (7-2) 8, Hueytown (4-5) 7, Shades Valley (6-3) 5, Muscle Shoals (7-2) 1. | | Class 5A | 1. | Briarwood (30) | (9-0) | 360 | | | 2. | Carroll | (9-0) | 262 | | | 3. | Beauregard | (7-1) | 240 | | | 4. | Wenonah | (8-1) | 188 | | | 5. | Etowah | (9-1) | 168 | | | 6. | Mae Jemison | (9-1) | 137 | | | 7. | St. Pauls | (8-1) | 130 | | | 8. | Demopolis | (8-1) | 95 | | | 9. | Guntersville | (8-1) | 64 | | | 10. | Vigor | (6-3) | 27 | | | Others receiving votes: Others receiving votes: Alexandria (8-2) 18, Mortimer Jordan (7-2) 6, Jemison (3-6) 5, St. John Paul II (0-9) 4, Eufaula (7-2) 3, Greenville (4-4) 2, Calera (6-3) 1. | | Class 4A | 1. | Andalusia (19) | (8-1) | 325 | | | 2. | Rogers (11) | (9-0) | 301 | | | 3. | UMS-Wright | (8-1) | 242 | | | 4. | Fayette County | (8-1) | 188 | | | 5. | Saks | (9-0) | 159 | | | 6. | Tallassee | (9-1) | 156 | | | 7. | Wilson | (8-1) | 113 | | | 8. | Munford | (8-1) | 93 | | | 9. | Thomasville | (7-2) | 79 | | | 10. | Hokes Bluff | (7-2) | 20 | | | Others receiving votes: Madison Acad. (7-2) 18, Montgomery Catholic (8-1) 6, Northside (8-1) 4, Leeds (7-3) 3, Deshler (7-2) 2, Sardis (6-3) 1. | | Class 3A | 1. | Piedmont (27) | (8-1) | 350 | | | 2. | Gordo (2) | (8-1) | 266 | | | 3. | Randolph County | (8-1) | 227 | | | 4. | Fultondale (1) | (9-0) | 212 | | | 5. | Hillcrest Evergreen | (8-1) | 183 | | | 6. | Plainview | (8-1) | 130 | | | 7. | Ohatchee | (7-2) | 110 | | | 8. | Mobile Christian | (7-2) | 72 | | | 9. | Clarke County | (7-2) | 66 | | | 10. | Wicksburg | (8-1) | 37 | | | Others receiving votes: West Morgan (9-1) 17, Montgomery Acad. (8-1) 13, Sylvania (8-1) 13, Colbert Heights (9-1) 11, Weaver (6-3) 3. | | Class 2A | 1. | Fyffe (26) | (9-0) | 348 | | | 2. | Lanett (4) | (10-0) | 278 | | | 3. | Goshen | (8-1) | 229 | | | 4. | St. Lukes | (7-1) | 209 | | | 5. | Sulligent | (8-1) | 160 | | | 6. | LaFayette | (7-2) | 137 | | | 7. | Leroy | (7-2) | 120 | | | 8. | Elba | (7-2) | 88 | | | 9. | Luverne | (7-2) | 71 | | | 10. | Ariton | (8-1) | 44 | | | Others receiving votes: Sand Rock (7-2) 7, Thorsby (7-1) 7, Lamar Co. (6-3) 4, Cleveland (7-2) 3, Abbeville (7-2) 2, Aliceville (6-3) 2, Falkville (6-3) 1. | | Class 1A | 1. | Maplesville (29) | (8-0) | 357 | | | 2. | Georgiana (1) | (10-0) | 266 | | | 3. | Sweet Water | (8-1) | 240 | | | 4. | Pickens County | (8-1) | 202 | | | 5. | Wadley | (8-0) | 179 | | | 6. | Lynn | (10-0) | 154 | | | 7. | Brantley | (7-2) | 124 | | | 8. | Isabella | (8-1) | 87 | | | 9. | Addison | (7-2) | 39 | | | 10. | Houston County | (8-2) | 22 | | | Others receiving votes: Hackleburg (8-1) 21, South Lamar (7-2) 5, Cedar Bluff (7-2) 4, Talladega Co. Central (6-2) 4, Highland Home (6-3) 3, Linden (6-3) 3. | | Class AISA | 1. | Autauga Academy (29) | (10-0) | 357 | | | 2. | Monroe Academy (1) | (10-0) | 270 | | | 3. | Chambers Academy | (10-0) | 230 | | | 4. | Escambia Academy | (9-1) | 215 | | | 5. | Tuscaloosa Academy | (7-1) | 182 | | | 6. | Macon-East Academy | (9-1) | 148 | | | 7. | South Choctaw Academy | (8-2) | 106 | | | 8. | Jackson Academy | (7-3) | 45 | | | 9. | Glenwood School | (7-4) | 40 | | | 10. | Lakeside | (6-3) | 29 | | | Others receiving votes: Fort Dale Acad. (7-3) 22, Bessemer Acad. (6-5) 21, Lee-Scott (6-4) 17, Pike Liberal (7-4) 14, Crenshaw Chr. (7-3) 12, Patrician Acad. (6-4) 2. |
| | | The Alabama Sports Writers Association prep committee members are: Paul Beaudry (Chairman), Alabama Media Group; Lizi Arbogast, Alexander City Outlook; Josh Dutton, Andalusia Star-News; Joe Medley, Anniston Star; Andrew Garner, Atmore Advance; Josh Bean, Birmingham News; Rob Rice, Blount Countian; Shannon Fagan, Cherokee Herald; Ross Wood, Clarke Co. Democrat; Jake Winfrey, Cullman Times; Johnathan Bentley, Daily Mountain Eagle; Justin Graves, Decatur Daily; David Mundee, Dothan Eagle; Lee Peacock, Evergreen Courant; Craig Thomas, Florence TimesDaily; Cody Dowler, Fort Payne Times-Journal; Nicholas Finch, Freelance (Demopolis); Jeremy Smith, Freelance (Demopolis); Evan Dudley, Freelance (Wetumpka); Chris McCarthy, Gadsden Messenger; J.J. Hicks, Gadsden Times; Daniel Boyette, Huntsville Times; Ben Thomas, Mobile Press-Register; Stacy Long, Montgomery Advertiser; Scott Fields, Opelika-Auburn News; Shannon Allen, Sand Mountain Reporter; Jason Bowen, Scottsboro Daily Sentinel; Alec Etheridge, Shelby County Reporter; Lavonte Young, Talladega Daily Home; Joey Chandler, Tuscaloosa News. |
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