Three new teams appear this week in the USA TODAY Sports Super 25 high school football rankings while Mater Dei (Calif.) continues its reign in the top spot.
Buford was the top performer heading into the latest USA TODAY Sports Super 25, with the Wolves topping No. 21 Mill Creek 39-27. The Hawks’ loss created a slide in the bottom half of the rankings, where Archbishop Moeller’s close defeat to St. Edward also helped open the door.
With one-loss Bergen Catholic falling outside the top 25 as well, three new teams appear this week, each looking to the top where Mater Dei continues its stronghold on the No. 1 spot. USA TODAY Sports Super 25: Oct. 18, 2022 1. Mater Dei Record: 8-0 | Last Result: def. Orange Lutheran 48-16 | PR: 13. Central Record: 7-0 | Last Result: def. Norland 53-7 | PR: 35. St. John Bosco Record: 7-1 | Last Result: def. JSerra Catholic 31-0 | PR: 57. St. Thomas Aquinas Record: 7-0 | Last Result: def. Fort Lauderdale 49-13 | PR: 69. North Shore Record: 7-0 | Last Result: def. West Brook 56-7 | PR: 911. Duncanville Record: 6-0 | Last Result: def. Mansfield 38-3 | PR: 1113.
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