615 Preps Week 5 Area Rankings: East Robertson gets statement win

Unlike last week, Mother Nature played no factor in how games were played in Week 4.

While many teams took care of a business, there were some shockers regarding our top area teams while some others impressed even in a loss.

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 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.

Large Class

1. Oakland (4-0): In a 38-6 win over Pearl-Cohn, the Patriots limited the Firebirds to negative yardage on the ground. Freshman quarterback Kam Morton threw for 141 yards and two touchdowns in the win.

2. Brentwood Academy (3-0): Another week, another blowout win for the Eagles. This time they traveled to Chattanooga Christian and rolled to a 38-6 victory.

3. Ravenwood (4-0): Maverick Chance accounted for three total touchdowns and Femi Babalola threw for a pair and 134 yards in a dominant 50-0 win over Summit.

4. Ensworth (3-1): The biggest win of the week belonged to the Tigers. Thanks to a punishing ground game and another stout defensive performance, they got some revenge against the two-time defending DII-AAA champions beating McCallie 20-10.

5. Blackman (4-0): It was another stout defensive showing for the Blaze in a 42-7 win over Nolensville. Their secondary stole the show recording three interceptions in the win.

The rest of the top 10

6. CPA (1-3)

7. MBA (3-0)

8. Antioch (4-0)

9. Gallatin (3-0)

10. Lebanon (4-0)

Medium Class

1. BGA (4-0): What else is there left to say about the WIldcats? Kaedyn Marable went 16-for-19 with 301 yards and six total touchdowns in a 62-28 win over Greenwich Country Day (Conn.).

2. Page (3-0): Cameron Kruse and Cayden Auckerman have their connection going and it’s paid off so far for the Patriots. Last week they connected on a pair of touchdown strikes in a 30-0 win over Brentwood.

3. FRA (3-0): Panther fans got a little more than expected in Friday night’s matchup with Pope John Paul II. In a back-and-forth contest all night, FRA got a stop late to beat the Knights 38-35.

4. Springfield (4-0): In a high-scoring contest with Station Camp, the Yellow Jackets picked up the 55-35 win. Kason Woodson had his best game of the season going 14-of-18 through the air for 316 yards, four touchdowns and also ran in another.

5. Macon County (4-0): Make it four wins in a row for the Tigers over Trousdale County as Kyle Shoulders’ group rolled to a 44-7 victory.

The rest of the top 10

6. Beech (2-1)

7. Davidson Academy (3-1)

8. Pearl-Cohn (0-4)

9. Station Camp (3-1)

10. GCA (4-0)

Small Class

1. Nashville Christian (4-0): No Jared Curtis for the Eagles this week, no problem. Tate Mathis was more than enough passing 175 yards and four touchdowns in a 58-0 win over Clarksville Academy.

2. East Robertson (4-0): In the Indians first ever meeting with Portland, junior quarterback Kason Young passed for two touchdowns and ran another in as East Robertson rolled to a 27-7 win.

3. Gordonsville (4-0): The Tigers have been on a roll in 2025 and that didn’t end Friday night as their defense led the way in an impressive 27-14 win over Liberty Creek.

4. East Nashville (0-3): You have to put the record aside when looking as the Eagles. Down three, they had a chance for the winning before a turnover halted that opportunity in a 22-19 loss at Beech.

5. Whites Creek (4-0): With a 40-6 win over Greenbrier, the Cobras are off to their best start since 2005. It’s also the first time that they’ve won four or more games since 2011.