Tuesday, October 12, 2021

Kentucky High School Football Top 20, according to MaxPreps

I hate the class system in Kentucky, so I've decided I'm going to go with MaxPreps' ratings to determine the state champion.  Here are previous state champions, according to this method:

2004:  Ft. Thomas Highlands (14-1)
2005:  Lou. Trinity (13-2)
2006:  Lou. Trinity (14-1)
2007:  Lou. Trinity (13-2)
2008:  Lou. Trinity (14-1)
2009:  Lou. St. Xavier (14-1)
2010:  Lou. Trinity (14-1)
2011:  Lou. Trinity (14-0)
2012:  Lou. Trinity (13-1)
2013:  Bowling Green (14-0)
2014:  Lou. Trinity (10-5)
2015:  Lou. Male (15-0)
2016:  Lou. Trinity (15-0)
2017:  Lou. Trinity (15-0)
2018:  S. Warren (15-0)
2019:  Cov. Catholic (15-0)
2020:  Lou. Trinity (10-0)

And here's where we are now:

1.  Lou. Male:  6-0
2.  Lex. Christian:  7-0
3.  Lou. St. Xavier:  6-1
4.  Boyle Co:  6-1
5.  Lex. Douglass:  7-0
6.  S. Warren:  6-1
7.  Corbin:  7-0
8.  Lou. Trinity:  2-5
9.  Woodford Co:  7-0
10.  Lou. Manual:  5-2
11.  Madison Cent:  6-1
12.  Owensboro:  6-1
13.  Lex. Catholic:  5-2
14.  Beechwood:  7-0
15.  Ryle:  5-2
16.  Pikeville:  6-2
17.  Lou. Christian Academy:  7-1
18.  Lou. Ballard:  4-3
19.  Lex. Bryan Station:  6-1
20.  Southwestern:  6-1

8 comments:

  1. This is a helpful post. I don't think I had ever realized just how much I do love the combination of the class system in Kentucky football and the single class in Kentucky basketball. HEATH!

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  2. Here are the state champs in Virginia:

    2004: Landstown (Virginia Beach): 14-0
    2005: Oakton (Vienna): 12-2
    2006: Osbourn (Manassas): 14-0
    2007: Westfield (Chantilly): 15-0
    2008: Phoebus (Hampton): 15-0
    2009: Phoebus (Hampton): 15-0
    2010: Phoebus (Hampton): 15-0
    2011: Oscar Smith (Chesapeake): 14-1
    2012: Lake Taylor (Norfolk): 15-0
    2013: Centreville (Clifton): 15-0
    2014: Ocean Lakes (Virginia Beach): 15-0
    2015: Highland Springs: 14-1
    2016: Highland Springs: 14-1
    2017: Salem: 13-2
    2018: Manchester (Midlothian): 15-0
    2019: Maury (Norfolk): 15-0
    2020: Oscar Smith (Chesapeake): 9-0

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    1. 2021: Oscar Smith (Chesapeake): 13-1
      2022: Freedom (Woodbridge): 15-0

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    2. All the schools listed for Virginia are public schools, because the Virginia High School League generally does not allow private schools to compete for state titles.

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  3. Here are the state champs in Tennessee:

    2004: Riverdale (Murfreesboro): 15-0
    2005: Maryville: 15-0
    2006: Maryville: 15-0
    2007: Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville): 13-0
    2008: Memphis University (Memphis): 13-0
    2009: Memphis University (Memphis): 13-0
    2010: Ensworth (Nashville): 10-2
    2011: Maryville: 15-0
    2012: Ensworth (Nashville): 13-0
    2013: Maryville: 15-0
    2014: Maryville: 15-0
    2015: Independence (Thompson's Station): 15-0
    2016: Brentwood Academy (Brentwood): 10-2
    2017: Brentwood Academy (Brentwood): 12-0
    2018: Oakland (Murfreesboro): 14-1
    2019: Maryville: 15-0
    2020: Oakland (Murfreesboro): 15-0

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    1. 2021: McCallie School (Chattanooga): 12-0
      2022: Lipscomb Academy (Nashville): 13-0

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  4. Updates on the Kentucky list:

    2021: Lou. St. Xavier: 14-1
    2022: Lex. Frederick Douglass: 15-0

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