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Thompson
3-0 • AL
Thompson has beaten Central-Phenix City, Clay-Chalkville and Vestavia Hills by 27, 24 and 49 points. That mix of schedule strength and control keeps the Warriors at #1.
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Season 2026 / Released September 7, 2026
Thompson remains #1, Thomas County Central holds #2 and Carrollton rises to #3 in the T25PS Week 3 National Public Schools Top 100. Cypress Ranch, Gulf Shores, Grayson, Lake Stevens, Centennial (Peoria) and Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa enter this week.
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3-0 • AL
Thompson has beaten Central-Phenix City, Clay-Chalkville and Vestavia Hills by 27, 24 and 49 points. That mix of schedule strength and control keeps the Warriors at #1.
2-0 • GA
Thomas County Central's 57-21 win over Colquitt County remains an elite early result, and a 63-14 rout of Lincoln showed no letdown. The Yellow Jackets stay at #2.
3-0 • GA
Carrollton has scored 61 points in back-to-back games, including a 61-27 road win at Catholic-Baton Rouge. That interstate statement carries the Trojans into the top three.
2-0 • TX
North Crowley has dismantled Aledo 26-0 and Southlake Carroll 40-10. No team entering the top group made a stronger two-week case.
2-0 • TX
Allen has blown out two defending Texas state champions, beating Duncanville 26-7 and DeSoto 50-6. Those results demand a jump to #5.
2-0 • TX
North Shore followed a 35-0 opener with a 27-17 road win at John Curtis Christian. The Mustangs have paired defensive control with a valuable interstate victory.
1-1 • CA
A 41-21 road win at Servite gives Centennial a strong anchor, while the one-point loss to Santa Margarita is hardly disqualifying. The Huskies remain firmly in the top 10.
2-0 • FL
West Boca Raton has surrendered seven total points in wins over American Heritage and Spanish River. That defense, plus the road win at American Heritage, earns a top-10 position.
2-0 • FL
Miami Central backed up its 23-22 win at Orange Lutheran with a 43-7 rout of St. Brendan. The Rockets now own both a high-value road win and a dominant follow-up.
2-0 • GA
Buford is 2-0, but both games stayed uneven longer than the final margins suggest, and Mallard Creek helped create the late separation with mistakes. The Wolves fall five spots despite winning.
2-0 • CO
Cherry Creek turned a solid 28-15 road win at Chatfield into a much cleaner 38-7 victory over Ralston Valley. The Bruins are gaining strength as the schedule builds.
3-0 • IN
Brownsburg added a 48-0 shutout at Franklin Central to wins over Lawrence North and Rabun Gap. The Bulldogs have answered three different tests without a close finish.
2-1 • AL
Clay-Chalkville's 29-20 road win at Creekside has aged well, and the Cougars responded to the Thompson loss with a 68-0 shutout. That rebound lifts them into the top 15.
1-1 • 6A • GA
Creekside answered its loss to Clay-Chalkville by traveling to New Jersey and beating St. Joseph Regional 49-20. That response restores the Seminoles as a top-15 team.
3-0 • FL
Venice owns road wins at Rabun Gap and Lakeland, surviving one shootout and controlling another quality opponent. Few teams have assembled two better road results.
3-0 • NC
Hough is 3-0 against Northwestern, Cardinal Gibbons and Providence Day, allowing only 22 points in those games. The Huskies' schedule and defense justify a seven-place rise.
2-0 • AZ
Liberty followed a 40-point opening win by beating then-#12 Corner Canyon 38-24. That head-to-head result launches the Lions from #46 to #17.
2-0 • CA
Folsom has beaten Cardinal Newman and Mission Viejo, with the 35-21 victory over Mission Viejo creating clear separation. The Bulldogs climb nine spots.
3-0 • NC
Grimsley has allowed 10 points in three games and won 13-7 at East Forsyth when the margin tightened. The Whirlies have shown both dominance and late-game resistance.
1-1 • AZ
Basha's win over Chandler still matters, but the Bears have scored only 54 points in two games and made too many costly mistakes at Orange Lutheran. The offensive concerns require a 17-place drop.
2-1 • IL
East St. Louis has beaten Chicago Mt. Carmel and Gainesville after an opening loss. Two wins over respected programs outweigh the blemish and move the Flyers into the low 20s.
1-0 • DE
Middletown opened with a 41-27 win over Tottenville, but one completed game leaves less support than the multi-win teams around it. The Cavaliers slide two spots while remaining unbeaten.
2-0 • TX
Waxahachie followed a 72-14 demolition of Ennis with a 27-24 win over Coppell. The Indians drop only because several teams behind them produced bigger Week 3 statements.
2-1 • SC
Northwestern has two wins by at least 47 points and lost by five to #16 Hough. That three-game profile places the Trojans one spot ahead of Dutch Fork.
2-0 • SC
Dutch Fork has won twice on the road by a combined 64 points, including a 56-14 victory at Spartanburg. The Foxes remain a top-25 team, just behind Northwestern's broader résumé.
2-0 • OK
Bixby followed its eight-point win at Owasso by hanging 56 on Stillwater. The Spartans have shown enough offensive range to move four places.
1-0 • LA
Edna Karr handled Lafayette Renaissance 48-21, but one win against an unproven opponent does not support the previous top-20 placement. The Cougars need the next stretch to validate their ceiling.
3-1 • UT
Corner Canyon owns decisive wins over Timpview and Fremont, but Liberty controlled the Chargers 38-24. That direct loss creates a 16-place correction.
3-0 • 7A • GA
North Gwinnett has beaten Grayson, Collins Hill and Walton, with no result closer than 13 points. The Bulldogs' complete 3-0 start earns a place inside the top 30.
3-0 • OH
Massillon has paired a 31-18 win over Glenville with a 21-16 victory over NFL Academy. Those are two useful tests and two different ways to win.
2-1 • GA
Milton rebounded from a one-point loss to Blessed Trinity by scoring 53 against Cambridge. The Eagles also own a one-point win over North Cobb, giving them enough substance to rise.
1-0 • LA
Alexandria's 44-20 win over then-ranked Bryant is the cleanest victory in this comparison group. The Trojans sit ahead of Duncanville and Southlake Carroll on the strength of that result.
1-1 • TX
Duncanville responded to the Allen loss with a 34-7 win over Cedar Hill, and Allen's second blowout gives the opener better context. Alexandria's cleaner start keeps the Panthers one spot lower.
2-1 • TN
Oakland's road win at Centerville was impressive, but a home loss to previously winless Smyrna is a major résumé hit. The Patriots fall 25 places.
1-1 • TX
Southlake Carroll's one-point win over Jenks retains value, but the 40-10 loss to North Crowley exposed a much wider gap than expected. The Dragons drop to #35.
0-2 • GA
Gainesville is 0-2, but both losses came on the road against ranked teams, and East St. Louis escaped by only three. That schedule keeps the Red Elephants from a deeper fall.
2-1 • CA
Mission Viejo overwhelmed Chaparral and St. Paul before losing 35-21 at Folsom. The Diablos still belong in the upper half, but the head-to-head defeat pushes them out of the top 30.
1-1 • FL
Lakeland's 47-0 opener showed its ceiling, but Venice came into Lakeland and won 32-25. The home loss moves the Dreadnaughts down five spots.
3-0 • FL
Miami Northwestern has followed a two-point road win at Lakewood with consecutive shutouts. The Bulls are 3-0 and positioned for much larger Miami tests later this month.
3-0 • FL
Raines is 3-0 with road wins at Oakleaf and Ed White, allowing 26 points all season. The Vikings remain in the top 40 even as bigger wins elsewhere shuffle the order.
3-0 • GA
Lee County's 23-20 win over Carol City anchors a 3-0 start, and the Trojans added 43 points at Sequoyah. Their schedule is about to offer several chances to climb.
2-1 • AL
Central-Phenix City has answered the Thompson loss by outscoring Pell City and J.A.G. 103-3. The Red Devils have done exactly what a ranked team should after a setback.
2-0 • MI
Cass Tech has scored 110 points in two games, including 48 in a road win at Grandville. The Technicians' explosive start moves them into the low 40s.
2-0 • AZ
Hamilton has allowed six points across wins at Brophy and over Arbor View. That defensive start gives the Huskies a five-place rise with tougher Arizona tests still ahead.
2-0 • GA
Houston County has beaten West Forsyth and Jones County by at least 24 points apiece. The Bears have been decisive enough to keep advancing before region play begins.
2-0 • SC
South Pointe has outscored Nation Ford and Lake Wylie 105-7. The competition gets harder soon, but that level of control earns the Stallions a move upward.
3-0 • GA
Valdosta has scored at least 52 points in all three games and won each by 31 or more. The Wildcats have not yet faced the schedule's defining stretch, but their start is emphatic.
2-0 • TX
Richmond Randle owns a 20-14 win over South Oak Cliff and followed it with a 3-0 shutout of Westfield. The Lions have won with defense in two very different games.
1-0 • TX
Lake Travis opened with a 38-21 road win at Weiss. One game limits the Cavaliers' range for now, but the 17-point road margin is a credible first statement.
1-0 • TX
Smithson Valley won 47-14 at Sotomayor in its only completed game. The Rangers enter the top 50 on dominance, with the district schedule now set to add definition.
2-1 • FL
Armwood's 38-14 road loss to unbeaten Don Bosco Prep is a meaningful quality loss, and the Hawks have shut out both other opponents. That profile belongs near the top of the second 50.
3-0 • GA
Brookwood has won all three games by at least 28 points, including a 36-8 victory over Mill Creek. The Broncos' consistency earns a nine-place rise.
2-0 • WV
Martinsburg followed a 74-0 opener by winning 35-21 at Bridgeport. Adding a solid road win to the expected rout gives the Bulldogs a stronger early profile.
1-0 • MD
Quince Orchard opened with a 28-0 shutout of Paint Branch. It is only one data point, but the Cougars controlled it from start to finish.
2-1 • 2A • FL
Carol City has two dominant wins and a three-point road loss to #41 Lee County. That narrow defeat, plus a 43-0 response against Norland, keeps the Chiefs in the mid-50s.
1-1 • OK
Jenks rebounded from a one-point loss to Southlake Carroll with a 50-13 road win at Rogers. Southlake Carroll's blowout loss weakens the opener, so the Trojans remain at #56.
0-1 • TX
South Oak Cliff has played only once, losing 20-14 to #48 Richmond Randle on a neutral field. The close loss retains value, but the Golden Bears now need a result of their own.
2-1 • OH
Glenville has answered the Massillon loss with double-digit wins over Olentangy Liberty and Clarkson Football North. The Tarblooders are moving in the right direction after a difficult opener.
3-0 • GA
Newton has won twice on the road by a combined 91 points, highlighted by a 42-15 victory at Roswell. The Rams' scoring pace drives a five-place climb.
2-0 • TX
Prosper has scored 106 points in two road wins, but allowing 80 keeps the Eagles from rising farther. The offense is top-50 caliber; the defense still has to prove it.
3-0 • GA
Lowndes is 3-0 and has allowed 14 total points, including a 38-0 shutout of Harris County. The Vikings' defensive consistency earns a five-place rise.
2-0 • TX
Longview has outscored Lufkin and Marshall 120-20. The Lobos have overwhelmed both opponents and now get the road test that can sharpen their national case.
1-0 • LA
Ruston opened with a 42-16 win over Neville, pulling away by 26 against a respected in-state opponent. The Bearcats enter a loaded stretch with an immediate chance to climb.
2-0 • TX
Carthage has scored 116 points in two wins, including a 49-10 road victory at Henderson. The Bulldogs' offense has looked every bit like a ranked unit.
1-0 • AR
Benton's 43-42 win at Bryant remains a valuable road result. With only one game completed, the Panthers rise on that victory but still need a second data point.
3-0 • TN
Alcoa's 43-42 win at Maryville anchors a 3-0 start, and the Tornadoes have followed it with two comfortable victories. That opening win keeps gaining support.
1-0 • OR
West Linn opened by beating Central Catholic 45-20. A 25-point win over one of Oregon's standard-bearers is strong enough for a seven-place jump.
2-0 • NE
Millard South survived Millard North 35-34, then produced a cleaner 24-14 win over Lee's Summit North. The Patriots have paired resilience with an interstate quality result.
2-1 • GA
Colquitt County has outscored Monroe and Cook 90-6 since losing to #2 Thomas County Central. The Packers have repaired their profile and now face a major measuring game.
2-1 • FL
Edgewater owns two wins by at least 14 points, with its only loss coming 21-14 to The First Academy. The Eagles' three-game résumé is stronger than the record alone suggests.
3-0 • NC
Weddington has beaten Mooresville, Myers Park and Monroe by at least 21 points apiece. The Warriors have been too consistent to leave in the 70s much longer if it continues.
1-1 • AZ
Chandler's 42-13 win over Cathedral Catholic was a convincing response to the Basha loss. Basha's own defeat trims the value of that opener, leaving the Wolves at #72.
3-0 • 3A • GA
Sandy Creek is 3-0 and owns a 21-13 win over Grayson, whose road rout of Langston Hughes strengthened that result. The Patriots make one of the week's biggest jumps.
2-0 • 6A • TX
Cypress Ranch earned its way in by beating C.E. King 31-28. The direct win matters, while the three-point margin and limited broader résumé keep the Mustangs at #74.
3-0 • 6A • AL
Gulf Shores' 34-24 road win at Saraland is a legitimate breakthrough result. A 2-5 combined record for the Dolphins' three opponents keeps this entry measured.
2-0 • PA
Pine-Richland has beaten Avon 48-18 on the road and West Allegheny 59-20. Two emphatic wins give the Rams every reason to move up, not back.
2-0 • NJ
Glassboro has opened with decisive road wins at Immaculata and Mainland Regional. The Bulldogs have traveled well and earned a four-place rise.
1-1 • TX
C.E. King's 70-10 opener showed its explosiveness, but the Panthers lost the direct comparison with Cypress Ranch 31-28. They remain ranked, four spots behind the team that beat them.
1-2 • GA
Grayson answered losses to North Gwinnett and Sandy Creek by winning 22-3 at Langston Hughes. The road response brings the Rams back into the Top 100, with Sandy Creek properly ahead head-to-head.
3-0 • FL
Buchholz is 3-0 after a close road win at Vanguard and decisive victories over Gainesville and Eastside. The Bobcats have added control to a tested opening result.
2-0 • FL
Mandarin is 2-0 on the road, following a 38-21 win at McArthur with a 50-0 shutout of Atlantic Coast. That progression earns the Mustangs a small rise.
3-0 • IN
Westfield has beaten Homestead, Carmel and Zionsville, scoring at least 38 in every game. The Shamrocks' complete 3-0 start gives them a sturdy Top 100 case.
1-1 • GA
Langston Hughes scored three points in a 22-3 home loss to Grayson after opening with a 56-7 rout. That swing creates one of the week's steepest drops.
3-1 • HI
Kahuku's 28-21 loss to Junipero Serra was competitive, but it came at home and sits alongside two one-score wins. The Red Raiders fall 13 spots before an even harder test.
3-0 • CA
Pacifica is 3-0 after beating Lincoln 52-27 and Hart 39-20. Those two decisive wins keep the Tritons moving upward.
2-0 • CA
Central East followed a 42-12 win over Grant with a 20-14 road victory at Oak Ridge. The Bengals showed they can win both comfortably and in a tighter fourth quarter.
2-0 • TX
Katy has beaten Atascocita 28-17 and Dickinson 42-24. Two useful Texas wins give the Tigers more substance than several teams directly behind them.
1-1 • AL
Saraland's only win is over a 1-2 Mary G. Montgomery team, and the Spartans then lost 34-24 at home to Gulf Shores. They fall behind Katy, Pacifica and Central East.
0-1 • OK
Owasso remains 0-1 after an idle week, with an eight-point loss to Bixby as its entire résumé. The Rams retain a place only because the opener came against a proven opponent.
1-0 • VA
Oscar Smith's 29-6 win over Warwick is now recorded as final after the weather interruption. The clean opening result keeps the Tigers at #90.
1-0 • WA
Lake Stevens beat Graham-Kapowsin 31-26, extending the head-to-head edge it established in last year's state semifinal. One 2026 game keeps the Vikings near the entry line for now.
4-0 • HI
Mililani is 4-0 after routing previously unbeaten Foothill 34-3 on the road. The Trojans have the volume and an interstate result to move four spots.
1-1 • CA
Pittsburg's 40-7 opening win over Monterey Trail still carries weight, and the Pirates stayed within 12 of St. John Bosco. The quality loss costs only one position.
3-0 • 3A • GA
Toombs County is 3-0 on the road and has won every game by at least 28 points. The Bulldogs slip one place only because this week's new entries reshaped the back end.
2-0 • OR
Lake Oswego's 27-20 win over Arizona's Casteel gives the Lakers an interstate result at 2-0. They remain in the Top 100 with a major Oregon matchup approaching.
2-0 • 6A • AZ
Centennial has opened with road wins at ALA-Queen Creek and Servite. The 22-14 victory in California gives the Coyotes enough quality for a Week 3 entry.
3-0 • 8A • IL
Lincoln-Way East is 3-0 after adding a 38-7 road win at Homewood-Flossmoor to victories over Brother Rice and Kankakee. The Griffins have handled every assignment.
3-0 • KY
Boyle County has beaten Owensboro Catholic, Bryan Station and Lexington Catholic while scoring at least 35 each time. The Rebels' offense keeps their place secure.
3-0 • 6A • AL
Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa is 3-0, led by a 42-20 road win at Hewitt-Trussville and a 63-7 rout of Hueytown. That combination earns the Patriots a first Top 100 appearance.
3-0 • OH
Big Walnut is 3-0 after winning 44-7 at Reynoldsburg. The Golden Eagles hold the final spot because their unbeaten start still compares favorably with the teams just outside.
