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Week 6 was a wet one thanks to Hurricane Helene. That caused some changes in the Week 7 area rankings.
The 615 Preps staff has put together a list of the top five large, medium, and small class teams in our coverage area following last week’s action.
Large Class teams include 6A and Division II-AAA. Medium Class teams include 5A, 4A, and Division II-AA. Small Class teams include 3A, 2A, 1A, and Division II-A, and each grouping has roughly 30 teams in it.
PANTHERS CRUSH EAGLES: FRA at East Nashville in pictures
YELLOW JACKETS STING PANTHERS: Portland at Springfield in pictures
Large Class
1. Ravenwood (6-0): Leading by nine at the half, the Raptors broke things open over the final 24 minutes. They rolled to a 37-0 win over Independence. Up next: at Summit (1-5)
2. Oakland (6-0): Welcome back Daune Morris. The USC commitment accounted for 55 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Patriots crushed Rockvale 60-0. Up next: vs. Siegel (1-5)
3. Ensworth (6-0): For the second straight week the Tigers only gave up three points as they cruised past MUS 42-3 on the road. They’ve only given up six points over their last four games. Up next: vs. First Baptist Academy (Fla.)
4. Mt. Juliet (6-0): It wasn’t the high-scoring attack they usually put up, the Golden Bears will still be happy with another win as they beat Wilson Central 21-6. Baylor Osborne was the difference catching a pair of touchdown receptions. Up next: vs. Antioch (4-2)
5. Green Hill (6-0): Will Butler had a pick-six and Kannon Burroughs’ legs continue to be the Hawks’ best offensive threat. He ran for 153 yards and a touchdown in a 26-13 road win over Gallatin. Up next: at Warren County (0-6)
Dropped out: None. Who just missed out: Brentwood (5-1), Riverdale (5-1), Stewarts Creek (5-1)
Medium Class
1. Page (6-0): Six straight shutouts. The Patriots defense held Glencliff to 15 total yards and rolled to a 62-0 win. Up next: at Lawson (2-4)
2. CPA (6-0): Hutson Chance continues to impress with his arm. The Lions beat Goodpasture 49-14 as Chance passed for 263 yards and four touchdowns. Up next: vs. Webb-Bell Buckle (3-2)
3. Beech (5-1): It was an offensive explosion for the Buccaneers who scored on each of their first seven possessions in a 49-6 win over Hendersonville. Chelton Swafford had a pair of rushing touchdowns including one from 77 yards out. Up next: Bye week
4. FRA (6-0): Another week, another blowout win for the Panthers. Senior quarterback Roman Mahlerwein threw for a pair of touchdowns and scored two on the ground as the FRA rolled East Nashville 43-14. Up next: at Davidson Academy (3-3)
5. BGA (5-1): Welcome back to the top-five Wildcats! BGA bounced back from the loss to CPA with a dominant 32-8 win over Hunters Lane. Up next: Pope John Paul II (3-3)
Dropped out: Macon County. Who just missed out: DeKalb County (5-1), Pearl-Cohn (4-2)
Small Class
1. East Robertson (6-0): They were far from perfect but the Indians were never really in danger in their 27-8 win over Smith County. Sophomore quarterback Kason Young led the way rushing for 141 yards and a touchdown. Up next: vs. Westmoreland (5-1)
2. Nashville Christian (3-1): It’ll be a long week for the Eagles who host GCA on Monday and Goodpasture on Friday. They’ll be favored in each game but two games in one week is a lot. Up next: vs. Goodpasture (0-6)
3. Westmoreland (5-1): Cooper White did a little bit of everything for the Eagles in their 36-0 win over Liberty Creek. He rushed for 112 yards and two touchdowns while also returning a fumble for six more. Up next: at East Robertson (6-0)
4. East Nashville (5-1): With a few notable key starters like KJ Johnson out, the Eagles struggled to get anything going against FRA. Up next: Smyrna (3-3)
5. DCA (5-1): The Wildcats got back on track routing MJCA 44-0. Running back King Gardner led the charge rushing for 109 yards and three touchdowns. Up next: vs. Mt. Pleasant (5-1)
Dropped out: Gordonsville. Who just missed out: Friendship Christian (4-2), Gordonsville (4-2)
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