Indiana high school football \nUSA TODAY Network Week 6 poll gives us No. 1 vs. 2 in 6A
There will officially be a No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup on Friday in Class 6A.
As expected, Westfield (5-0) is ranked No. 1 in Class 6A in the USA TODAY Network Indiana high school football state poll by a vote of media members statewide. Brownsburg (5-0), which hosts Westfield on Friday night, is ranked No. 2.
For the second consecutive week, the top teams in all six classes remained at No. 1. Joining Westfield as No. 1 teams are Plainfield (5A), New Palestine (4A), Evansville Memorial (3A), Lafayette Central Catholic (2A) and North Judson (A).
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Here is the full USA TODAY Network Indiana poll going into Week 5 (First place votes in parenthesis, followed by total points and last week’s ranking):
Class 6A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- Westfield (13) 5-0 164 1
- Brownsburg (3) 5-0 150 2
- Warren Central 5-0 136 3
- Crown Point (1) 5-0 125 4
- Center Grove 4-1 103 5
- Lawrence North 5-0 83 6
- Cathedral 3-2 58 9
- Hamilton Southeastern 3-2 40 8
- Columbus North 4-1 26 7
- Elkhart 4-1 20 NR
Dropped out: Fort Wayne Snider (10)
Others receiving votes: Fishers 14. Penn 9. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 7. Fort Wayne Snider 1.
Class 5A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- Plainfield (11) 5-0 159 1
- Valparaiso (2) 4-1 138 2
- Merrillville (1) 4-1 130 3
- Concord (3) 5-0 129 4
- Lafayette Jeff 5-0 108 6
- Whiteland 3-1 74 7
- Bloomington North 4-1 59 8
- Decatur Central 2-2 47 9
- Warsaw 3-2 45 5
- East Central 3-2 29 10
Dropped out: None.
Others receiving votes: Castle 16. Bloomington South 1.
Class 4A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- New Palestine (16) 4-0 169 1
- Evansville Reitz (1) 5-0 134 2
- Martinsville 5-0 120 4
- Bishop Chatard 4-1 117 5
- Greenfield-Central 5-0 113 3
- Mishawaka 4-1 90 6
- Brebeuf Jesuit 4-1 82 7
- Columbia City 5-0 40 8
- East Noble 4-1 27 NR
- Leo 4-1 17 8
Dropped out: New Prairie (9)
Others receiving votes: Northview 11. New Prairie 7. Huntington North 3. Roncalli 3. Hanover Central 1.
Class 3A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- Ev. Memorial (17) 5-0 170 1
- Heritage Hills 4-1 141 2
- Gibson Southern 4-1 120 3
- Mississinewa 5-0 113 6
- West Noble 5-0 80 8
- Batesville 4-1 65 4
- Lawrenceburg 4-1 56 9
- Guerin Catholic 3-2 49 5
- Evansville Mater Dei 4-1 35 10
- Garrett 5-0 34 NR
Dropped out: West Lafayette (7)
Others receiving votes: Fort Wayne Bishop Luers 30. West Lafayette 17. Maconaquah 5. Northwestern 4. Tippecanoe Valley 4. Knox 1.
Class 2A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- Laf. Central Cath. (13) 4-0 162 1
- Brownstown Central (4) 5-0 151 3
- Lutheran 4-1 121 4
- Western Boone 5-0 113 6
- North Posey 4-1 94 2
- Bluffton 5-0 59 9
- Triton Central 3-2 58 7
- Heritage Christian 4-1 39 10
- Linton-Stockton 3-2 35 5
- North Putnam 5-0 25 NR
Dropped out: Lapel (10)
Others receiving votes: Adams Central 21. Monrovia 18. Lapel 11. Centerville 9. Northeastern 8. Paoli 8. Rochester 3. South Vermillion 1.
Class A
W-L Pts. Prev.
- North Judson (17) 5-0 178 1
- Providence 5-0 151 2
- Carroll (Flora) 5-0 125 3
- Madison-Grant 5-0 114 4
- North Decatur 4-1 93 5
- Triton 4-1 89 6
- Springs Valley 4-1 52 8
- South Putnam 3-2 51 7
- Monroe Central 4-1 35 9
- Pioneer 4-1 30 10
Dropped out: None
Others receiving votes: Forest Park 7. Knightstown 5. Milan 2.
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