Louisville, Kentucky, October 16, 2025
News Summary
The latest rankings for Kentucky high school football have been released, showcasing the leading teams as of October 15. Trinity tops Class 6A, followed by Scott County in 5A and Boyle County in 4A. The rankings reflect strong performances and records as teams prepare for playoffs. Sports journalists from across Kentucky compiled these rankings, highlighting both established powerhouses and emerging contenders. This system is vital for playoff determinations, engaging students, coaches, and communities statewide.
Louisville, Kentucky – October 15 Poll Rankings Highlight Top High School Football Teams
The latest rankings for Kentucky high school football have been released, showcasing the leading teams as of October 15, 2025. The rankings, compiled from a panel of 16 sports journalists, highlight the top ten teams in each of the state’s six classes, reflecting school records, points earned, and previous week standings.
Class 6A Highlights
Leading the Class 6A rankings is Trinity, maintaining its top position with a record of 6-2 and 160 points. South Warren closely follows with an unbeaten record of 7-0 and 142 points, marking them as significant contenders. St. Xavier, Manual, and Frederick Douglass round out the top five, each holding respectable records and points tallies. A notable newcomer in this class is Bryan Station, which enters the rankings at number nine.
Class 5A Performance
Scott County dominates Class 5A, earning seven first-place votes with an impressive 7-1 record and 141 points. Woodford County and Madisonville-North Hopkins, each featuring strong performances, follow in the rankings. This class showcases a mix of established powerhouses and rising teams, including Pulaski County and North Laurel, both tied at sixth.
Class 4A Status
Boyle County maintains a strong lead in Class 4A, earning 12 first-place votes with a record of 6-1 and 155 points. Franklin County and Paducah Tilghman are tied for second, both boasting the same points and near-perfect records. Additionally, Johnson Central stands out as one of the remaining unbeaten teams at 8-0, positioning themselves strongly as the season progresses.
Class 3A Overview
In Class 3A, Christian Academy earns top honors with a perfect 8-0 record and 160 points. Close behind is Bell County and Murray, both boasting identical unbeaten records. This class is dominated by teams with strong performances, showcasing the competitive nature of high school football in Kentucky.
Class 2A and Class A Rankings
Beechwood leads Class 2A with six first-place votes, a record of 6-1, and 152 points. Following closely is Owensboro Catholic, which has a slightly better record at 7-1. Mayfield and Lexington Christian also show promising performances within the top tier. In Class A, Kentucky Country Day is at the top with a record of 6-0, while Campbellsville follows closely behind, highlighting the balance in performance across all classes.
Background and Significance
This ranking system is crucial for determining playoff seedings and team standings. Reflecting overall team performance, point totals, and rankings from previous weeks helps schools strategize and improve as they prepare for the upcoming playoffs. Kentucky high school football continues to foster a passionate competitive spirit that engages players, coaches, and communities across the state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the rankings?
The rankings provide visibility into team performance, helping coaches and players strategize and prepare for playoffs. They also inform fans about how their teams rank against others in the league.
Who conducts the polling for the rankings?
A panel of 16 sports journalists from various Kentucky media outlets conducts the polling.
How are teams ranked?
Teams are ranked based on their win-loss records, points scored, and previous rankings. The polling results are a snapshot of team performance at a specific time during the season.
Which team is currently the top-ranked in each class?
As of the October 15 poll, the top-ranked teams are: Trinity (Class 6A), Scott County (Class 5A), Boyle County (Class 4A), Christian Academy (Class 3A), Beechwood (Class 2A), and Kentucky Country Day (Class A).
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Additional Resources
- Kentucky High School Football Rankings – Kentucky.com
- Final Scores – SI.com
- Top 25 Rankings – On3.com
- Recent Scores and Highlights – Kentucky.com
- October 14 Rankings – SI.com
- Wikipedia: Kentucky High School Football
- Google Search: Kentucky high school football 2025
- Google Scholar: Kentucky high school football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Football
- Google News: Kentucky high school football
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