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The Division II championship matchups are set. Now we wait and see what Division I programs in the 615 Preps coverage area could be joining them
Seven programs in the area have a chance to advance to Chattanooga and play for a gold ball. Last week’s results also prompted some changes in this week’s 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. This rankings are based off of results, head-to-head matchups and current form for teams.
Large Class
3. Ensworth (11-1): The Tigers just couldn’t get their offense going as their season came to an end with a 31-7 loss to McCallie.
4. Riverdale (10-3): The Warriors led by 10 late in the third but had no answers for Morris in their second loss of the season to Oakland.
5. Stewarts Creek (11-2): An unforgettable season for the Red Hawks came to an end against the state’s No. 1 team in Ravenwood.
6. Brentwood Academy (8-4)
8. Green Hill (10-1)
Medium Class
1. Page (13-0): William Wiebush threw a touchdown to Brenden Anes and also busted a highlight reel 72-yard touchdown run to lead the Patriots past Shelbyville 28-6. Up next: at Springfield (8-5)
2. CPA (13-0): In a rematch of last year’s Division II-AA championship, the Lions stomped Boyd Buchanan 34-7. Owen Cabell caught four passes for 125 yards and a touchdown in the win. Off
3. BGA (11-2): The Wildcats got their revenge against FRA holding on to beat the Panthers 28-21. Kaedyn Marable threw for 315 yards and four touchdowns to propel BGA to its first state championship since 2018. Off
4. Macon County (11-2): White County had no answers for Gabe Borders. The Tigers senior leader rushed for 188 yards and three touchdowns in the 35-19 win. Up next: vs. Anderson County (11-1)
5. Springfield (8-5): There may not be a hotter team in the state right now than the Yellow Jackets. They picked up another revenge game on Friday when they traveled to Shackle Island and crushed Beech 47-14. Up next: vs. Page
The rest of the top 10
6. Pearl-Cohn (10-3)
7. FRA (11-2)
8. Beech (11-2)
9. Centennial (7-5)
10. Hendersonville (7-4)
Small Class
1. Nashville Christian (11-1): Jared Curtis picked apart the Jackson Christian defense throwing for six touchdowns and a rushing touchdown in a 62-34 win. Up next: Off
2. East Nashville (10-2): Kinnie Fuller tore up the White House Heritage defense to the tune of two rushing touchdowns and a long receiving touchdown in the Eagles’ 42-7 win. Up next: at Westview (13-0)
3. Westmoreland (10-3): Down by 14 early, the Eagles stiffened up and a had a shot to tie or win the game late but came up just short in their 14-7 loss to Marion County.
4. White House Heritage (9-4): East Nashville’s defense kept the Patriots from ever getting in a groove as their best season in some time came to an end in a 35-point loss.
5. DCA (10-3): DCA had no answer for Montae Baldwin. The Bulldogs’ standout back rushed for 207 yards and a pair of touchdowns to end the Wildcats’ season 47-13.
The rest of the top 10
6. East Robertson (10-2)
7. Friendship Christian (7-4)
8. Eagleville (8-4)
9. Sycamore (6-6)
10. Liberty Creek (5-7)
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