MaxPreps 216 final small schools national football rankings - MaxPreps

 

1. (last time NR) Steel Valley (Munhall, Pa.), 15-0, 60.0

Pennsylvania Class 2A champion

 

 

2. (2) Trinity Christian Academy (Jacksonville, Fla.), 11-3, 58.7

Florida Class 3A champion

 

 

3. (5) Marion Local (Maria Stein, Ohio), 14-1, 55.0

Ohio Class VI champion

 

 

4. (8) Benedictine (Savannah, Ga.), 15-0, 54.8

Georgia Class AA champion

 

 

5. (19) IC Catholic Prep (Elmhurst, Ill.), 14-0, 53.2

Illinois Class 3A champion

 

 

6. (NR) Archbishop Murphy (Everett, Wash.), 14-0, 53.2

Washington Class 2A champion

 

 

7. (11) Riverside Academy (Reserve, La.), 12-1, 52.3

Louisiana Division III champion

 

 

8. (19) Chaminade-Madonna (Hollywood, Fla.), 9-4, 51.6

Florida Class 3A runnerup

 

 

9. (6) Shelby (N.C.), 16-0, 51.4

North Carolina Class 2AA champion

 

 

10. (22) Jones (Okla.), 15-0, 51.0

Oklahoma Class 3A champion

 

 

11. (NR) Glens Falls (N.Y.), 13-0, 50.9

New York Class B champion

 

 

12. (15) Belfry (Ky.), 14-1, 49.2

Kentucky Class 3A champion

 

 

13. (NR) Fort Wayne Concordia Lutheran (Ind.), 13-2, 48.8

Indiana Class 3A champion

 

 

14. (NR) Appomattox County (Appomattox, Va.), 15-0, 48.6

Virginia Class 2A champion

 

 

15. (1) Oxbridge Academy (West Palm Beach, Fla.), 10-2, 48.3

Florida Class 3A quarterfinalist

 

 

16. (NR) Lamar (Mo.), 14-0, 48.0

Missouri Class 2 champion

 

 

17. (NR) West Deptford (Westville, N.J.), 12-0, 47.8

New Jersey South II champion

 

 

18. (7) Chenango Forks (Binghamton, N.Y.), 12-1, 47.4

New York Class B runnerup

 

 

19. (NR) Mineola (Texas), 14-2, 47.4

Texas Class 3A-I champion

 

 

20. (NR) Pahokee (Fla.), 14-0, 47.3

Florida Class 1A champion

 

 

21. (NR) Pueblo East (Colo.), 13-1, 46.8

Colorado Class 3A champion

 

 

22. (NR) Kemper County (DeKalb, Miss.), 15-1, 46.6

Mississippi Class 3A champion

 

 

23. (NR) Gunter (Texas), 16-0, 46.6

Texas Class 3A-II champion

 

 

24. (3) Maryville (Mo.), 14-1, 46.2

Missouri Class 3 runnerup

 

 

25. (NR) Canton Central Catholic (Ohio), 11-3, 46.0

Ohio Division V champion

Awesome honor. Congrats Belfry.

What a great honor even if it is totally subjective.

 

And on that note, I would love to see any of the teams ranked above Belfry line up against the Pirates.

 

Congrats Belfry! Way to Represent Kentucky!

Belfry and Mayfield were both on this list last year and Boyle Co was too early in 2015.

 

It is good to see some of KY small schools get ink.

Was the Tennessee school that beat Belfry a large school? I remember seeing them on one of the top 25 lists, but can't remember which one it was.

For those wondering what a "small school" is, for the purpose of these rankings, the article says:

 

"Small schools are considered to be those that play in state enrollment divisions with generally less than 1,000 students."

 

In Kentucky, that's pretty much the smaller half of 4A and lower.

For those wondering what a "small school" is, for the purpose of these rankings, the article says:

 

"Small schools are considered to be those that play in state enrollment divisions with generally less than 1,000 students."

 

In Kentucky, that's pretty much the smaller half of 4A and lower.

 

You're always full of great information. :thumb:

Congrats Belfry! Way to Represent Kentucky!