Mater Dei remains No. 1, but three Texas teams are knocking on the national championship door

Rank/School/State recording Last week No. 101 Longview (Texas) (9-3) 117 No. 102 Killian (Florida) (12-0) 120 #103 Auburn, Alabama (10-3) 102 #104 Saguaro (Arizona) (9-1) 112 105 Edgewater (Florida) (10-2) 53 106 Sierra Canyon (California) (7-5) 106 #107 Iona Prep (New York) (10-1) 121 #108 Spring (Texas) (11-1) 122 #109 Columbus (Miami, Florida) (8-3) 125 110 Highland Park (Texas) (10-2) 42 No. 111 Palmetto (Miami, Florida) (9-2) 126 No. 112 Tompkins (Katy, Texas) (11-1) 127 #113 Merritt Island (Florida) (11-1) 128 114 Westlake (Atlanta, Georgia) (10-2) 129 115 Lake Gibson (Florida) (7-3) 141 No. 116 Roswell (Georgia) (9-2) 181 117 Medina (Ohio) (13-1) 98 No. 118 Brookwood (Georgia) (10-2) 143 No. 119 St. Ignatius (Ohio) (8-5) 109 Catholic Cathedral #120 (San Diego, California) (10-2) 153 121 South Pointe (South Carolina) (10-1) 140 #122 Pulaski Academy (Arkansas) (11-1) 146 No. 123 Christ Presbyterian Academy (Tennessee) (11-2) 147 No. 124 Lafayette Christian Academy (Louisiana) (9-1) 156 No. 125 Central (Fresno, California) (9-1) 124 No. 126 Cardinal Gibbons (North Carolina) (10-2) 154 127 Acadiana (Louisiana) (10-2) 158 128 Massillon Washington (Ohio) (11-3) 93 #129 St. Peter’s Prep (New Jersey) (8-4) 103 No. 130 Northwest (South Carolina) (11-2) 113 #131 Seton Hall Prep (New Jersey) (7-4) 114 No. 132 St. Xavier (Ohio) (10-3) 115 No. 133 Norco (California) (8-3) 132 134 Santa Margarita (California) (6-5) 134 No. 135 St. Joseph Regional (Montvale, New Jersey) (6-4) 135 No. 136 Arlington Martin (Texas) (9-3) 66 #137 Gulliver Prep (Florida) (8-1) 155 No. 138 Buchanan (Clovis, California) (10-2) 89 #139 Tampa Bay Tech (Florida) (12-0) 162 No. 140 De La Salle Collegiate (Michigan) (12-0) 163 141 St. Charles Catholic (Louisiana) (9-0) 164 No. 142 CE King (Texas) (10-2) 165 No. 143 Walton (Georgia) (8-3) 198 144 Cedar Hill (Texas) (8-4) 171 145 Alemany (California) (8-3) 172 No. 146 Carthage (Texas) (11-0) 145 No. 147 Zachary Broncos (Louisiana) (12-0) 173 No. 148 Fort Dorchester Patriots (South Carolina) (12-0) 174 149 Lakeland (Florida) (9-2) 144 150 Rockwall (Texas) (9-3) 108 No. 151 Rockledge (Florida) (9-3) 137 No. 152 La Salle College HS (Pennsylvania) (9-2) 133 153 Clay Chalkville (Alabama) (13-0) 178 No. 154 West Orange (Florida) (11-1) 179 No. 155 Rocklin (California) (12-0) 183 #156 Berkeley Prep (Florida) (10-0) 176 #157 Lovejoy (Texas) (11-1) 184 No. 158 Langston Hughes (Georgia) (11-1) 191 No. 159 Mission Viejo (California) (9-2) 142 160 Creekside (Georgia) (10-2) 188 161 Bartram Trail (Florida) (9-3) 110 162 Starkville, Mississippi (12-1) 195 No. 163 Dillard (Florida) (10-3) 123 164 La Salle (Ohio) (7-6) 151 165 Deerfield Beach (Florida) (9-3) 130 166 Madison Central (Mississippi) (11-1) 197 No. 167 Joliet Catholic (Illinois) (13-0) 165 168 Upper Arlington (Ohio) (14-0) HM University Laboratory #169 (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) (11-0) 168 No. 170 Shadow Creek (Texas) (9-3) 138 #171 Loyola Academy (Illinois) (12-1) 73 172 Lake Mary (Florida) (10-2) 139 No. 173 Skyridge (Utah)”. (11-2) 149 174 Brownsburg (Indiana) (9-3) 157 #175 Freedom (Nevada) (9-2) 150 No. 176 Jesuit (Louisiana) (9-0) 193 177 Niceville (Florida)* (10-2) 82 #178 Vandegrift (Texas) (11-1) HM No. 179 Archbishop Spalding (Maryland) (10-1) 159 No. 180 Carmel (Indiana) (9-2) 160 No. 181 Dickinson (Texas) (9-3) 161 No. 182 Winton Woods (Ohio) (11-3) NO 183 Lewisville (Texas) (11-1) HM No. 184 Lockport (Illinois) (12-1) NO No. 185 Adams (Michigan) (13-0) 199 186 Carlsbad (California) (11-1) 131 Peak #187 (Tennessee) (13-0) 200 188 Avon (Ohio) (12-2) NO No. 189 Grayson (Georgia) (9-3) HM 190 Belleville, Michigan (12-1) HM No. 191 Cibolo Steele (Texas) (11-1) 136 192 Riverside (Jacksonville, Florida) (10-2) 148 No. 193 Calhoun (Georgia) (10-2) NO #194 Edison (Miami, Florida) (7-5) 166 195 Ware County (Georgia) (9-2) 175 196 Marysville (Ohio) (12-1) 169 197 Lakewood (Florida) (8-2) 170 No. 198 St. Augustine (New Jersey) (9-2) 177 No. 199 Nease (Florida) (9-3) NO No. 200 Edison (Huntington Beach, California) (8-4) 199

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