Highland Springs maintains top spot in rankings with 4-1 record
Key points:
- Highland Springs maintains the top spot in the rankings with a 4-1 record
- Thomas Dale jumps to the second position, following a 5-0 start
- Huguenot enters the top 10 after a 4-0 start, led by running back Michael Dabney Jr.
In the latest high school football rankings, Thomas Dale and Benedictine come out on top, and Huguenot enters the top 10. Douglas Freeman’s loss to Glen Allen allows for a reshuffling of the rankings, with Huguenot taking advantage of the opportunity. Huguenot’s first-year coach Charles Scott has revitalized the Falcons, and they will face a tough challenge against No. 3-ranked Manchester. Despite losing their starting quarterback to injury, Thomas Dale’s backup QB and dynamic playmakers have been able to continue their winning streak. The article also highlights upcoming games to watch.
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