No. 14 Brownsburg is 9-0 and opens its bid for a third straight Indiana state title with a high-powered offense led by senior quarterback Oscar Frye and running backs Brady Lewis and Branden Sharpe. A rare third consecutive championship would put the school among just three Indiana teams to achieve that feat in the state’s highest classification since tournament play began in 1973. Nationally, the week’s marquee matchup is No. 11 St. John Bosco vs. No. 18 Mater Dei.

By the Numbers
  • Brownsburg is 9-0 and has won every game by at least 16 points.
  • Frye: 2,040 passing yards, 28 touchdowns and a 70.4% completion rate.
  • Lewis: 893 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns on 140 carries.
  • Sharpe: 52 catches, 1,007 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns.
  • Only 3 Indiana teams have won at least 3 consecutive titles in the highest classification since 1973.
Yes, But

Brownsburg’s unbeaten record and consistent margins make it a strong contender, but a third straight championship would be an uncommon achievement in Indiana’s top classification.

State of Play
  • Brownsburg faces Zionsville on Friday as it begins its title defense.
  • St. John Bosco and Mater Dei meet Friday; the winner is likely to secure the No. 3 seed in the Southern Section Division 1 playoffs.
  • Centennial and Thompson return to the Top 25, replacing Hamilton and North Shore.
What's Next

Brownsburg’s next test is Zionsville, while the Bosco-Mater Dei rivalry game could shape the Southern Section playoff bracket. Twelve Top 25 teams are scheduled to finish their regular seasons this week.

Bottom Line

Brownsburg has the record, scoring balance and senior leadership to chase history—but its bid for a third straight crown is only beginning.