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Unlike last week, Week 7 of the season was beautiful weather-wise. The games weren’t too bad either.
Most of the area’s best took care of business but others weren’t as lucky meaning we’ve got some changes in this week’s 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.
OLD-SCHOOL RIVALS: Franklin at Brentwood in pictures
GOLDEN BEARS THUMP BEARS: Antioch at Mt. Juliet in pictures
Large Class
1. Ravenwood (7-0): Will Hester picked up win No. 100 Thursday night as the Raptors shut out Summit 45-0. Maverick Chance ran for 103 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Up next: Bye Week
2. Oakland (7-0): Kyler Creasy had a perfect night passing against the Siegel defense. He was 13-of-13 for 259 yards and three touchdowns as the Patriots crushed Siegel 42-7. Up next: Bye Week
3. Ensworth (7-0): Shut out No. 3 is now in the books for the Tigers as they crushed First Baptist (Fla.) 35-0. Ensworth’s touchdowns included a pick-six by Logan Miller, a 45-yard rushing touchdown by Bishop Starling, a 42-yard touchdown strike to Justin Hopkins and a blocked punt returned for six by Sam Haley. Up next: vs. Father Ryan (5-1)
4. Mt. Juliet (7-0): Tyler Travers was 14-of-18 passing for 156 yards and a touchdown as the Golden Bears beat Antioch 26-8. He also added another touchdown on the ground. Up next: Bye Week
5. Green Hill (7-0): Green Hill may have found a future star with Zach Cartwright. The Hawks sophomore back ran for 86 yards and a pair of touchdowns in a 38-0 win over Warren County. Up next: Bye Week
Dropped out: None. Who just missed out: Brentwood (5-1), Clarksville (7-0), Riverdale (5-1), Stewarts Creek (5-1)
Medium Class
1. Page (7-0): RIP the shutout streak. A long strike got Lawson on the board against the Patriots ended a six-game scoreless streak against Page. That touchdown didn’t mean a lot though as the Patriots cruised to a 49-6 win. Up next: Bye Week
2. CPA (7-0): Jumping out to a two-touchdown lead in the first quarter, the Lions never looked back as they cruised past Webb-Bell Buckle 54-6. Up next: vs. Antioch (4-3)
3. Beech (5-1): The Buccaneers were off last week. Up next: at Henry County (5-2)
4. FRA (7-0): FRA’s duo of Roman Mahlerwein and Jayden Rush proved to be too much for the Panthers to handle. The duo connected three times for 81 yards and a pair of touchdowns as FRA rolled to the 45-20 win. Up next: at BGA (6-1)
5. BGA (6-1): Pope John Paul II had no answer for Kaedyn Marable Friday night. In a 61-10 win over the Knights, Marable threw for 199 yards and accounted for four total touchdowns. Up next: vs. FRA (7-0)
Dropped out: None. Who just missed out: Macon County (5-2), Pearl-Cohn (5-2)
Small Class
1. Nashville Christian (5-1): Two games in one week is a lot but the Eagles handled it with ease. On Monday they beat GCA 49-3 and followed that up on Friday with a 43-13 win over Goodpasture. Up next: at Columbia Academy (5-2)
2. Westmoreland (6-1): Down all night in a defensive slugfest, the Eagles broke through with 37 seconds remaining. Cooper White scored from a year out to propel Westmoreland past East Robertson 7-6. Up next: Bye Week
3. East Robertson (6-1): The Indians scored first but couldn’t get much going on offense following that scoring drive. They had one last opportunity in the closing seconds but came up short. Up next: at Trousdale County (0-5)
REGION 3-2A CHAMPIONSHIP: Westmoreland at East Robertson in pictures
BATTLE OF THE TIGERS: DeKalb County at Macon County in pictures
4. DCA (6-1): In what was supposed to be a sneaky good matchup, DCA rolled Mt. Pleasant 44-6. Mitchell Carey threw for 235 yards and four touchdowns while King Gardner ran for 212 yards and two touchdowns. Up next: vs. Clarksville Academy (1-5)
5. Gordonsville (5-2): Close for the first three quarters, J Foster and Jemario Williams proved to be too much for Forrest to handle. Foster ran 90 yards and two touchdowns while Williams accounted for 197 yards and two more touchdowns in a 36-19 win. Up next: vs. Red Boiling Springs (2-4)
Dropped out: East Nashville. Who just missed out: East Nashville (5-2, Friendship Christian (5-2)
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