This week’s high school football IndyStar Super 25 has one new entry and plenty of shuffling elsewhere. Here is a look at the Week 9 rankings, which considers teams from all classes across the state:
1: Brownsburg (8-0): Records are falling all over the place in the Brownsburg record books. Oscar Frye broke the all-time passing record and Branden Sharpe broke the all-time receptions record during Brownsburg’s 50-14 win over Noblesville. The Bulldogs close the season with a 27-game winning streak at Hamilton Southeastern. Previous: 1.
2: Warren Central (8-0): The Warriors have wrapped up the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference title and will now close the regular season at home vs. Homestead. Keyon Thomas is up to 1,477 rushing yards and 19 rushing TDs on the season. Previous: 2.
3: Westfield (7-1): Sophomore Caiden Snow had six catches for 120 yards in the Shamrocks’ 42-21 win over Fishers on Friday. Westfield did allow 468 yards of total offense in the win. Up next: vs. Franklin Central. Previous: 3.
4: Lawrence North (6-2): Nice bounce back win for Lawrence North after the loss to Warren Central, coming up with a 28-20 win over Center Grove. Izayveon Moore ran for 225 yards and two TDs on 29 carries in the win. The Wildcats close the season at Pike. Previous: 5.
5: Center Grove (6-2): The Trojans, playing without starting quarterback Oscar Sloan, fell into a big hole against Lawrence North before battling back in a 28-20 loss. Center Grove will close at home vs. Bloomington South. Previous: 4.
6: Fort Wayne Carroll (7-1): Gabe Frisinger passed for 157 yards and three TDs and ran for 84 yards and two TDs in a 57-18 win over Fort Wayne Northrop. The Chargers take a six-game winning streak into the regular-season finale at Fort Wayne Luers. Previous: 7.
7: Carmel (4-4): The Greyhounds ran for 247 yards in a 42-28 loss to Warren Central. Chris Harris ran for 130 yards and passed for two TDs. Carmel hosts Lawrence Central on Friday. Previous: 6.
8: Cathedral (5-3): Xavier Dangerfield’s late 60-yard touchdown run allowed Cathedral to put away Covington Catholic (Ky.) 28-20. Dangerfield ran for 154 yards and two TDs on 20 carries. Cathedral closes with Akron Hoban out of Ohio. Previous: 9.
9: Bishop Chatard (7-1): Harrison Odom passed for 208 yards and two TDs to lead Chatard to a 34-12 win over Terre Haute South. The Trojans close the regular season at a talented Cincinnati Elder. Previous: 10.
10: Penn (8-0): The Kingsmen stayed undefeated with a 59-7 win over New Prairie as Mason Biernacki caught six passes for 98 yards and two TDs. Penn closes the season vs. 8-0 South Bend St. Joseph at home. Previous: 12.
11: Crown Point (8-0): The Bulldogs defeated Chesterton 47-6 as Max Gurnic returned a punt 74 yards for a touchdown to lead the way. Crown Point will close the regular season at Michigan City. Previous: 8.
12: East Central (7-1): The Trojans rolled to a 35-13 win over Columbus North behind a 264-yard rushing effort. Ryan Minges ran for 77 yards and three TDs. Big game Friday as East Central hosts Roncalli. Previous: 11.
13: Bloomington South (7-1): Duncan Combs ran for 204 yards and five TDs as Bloomington South rolled to a 52-7 win over Brebeuf Jesuit. Big challenge ahead this week at Center Grove. Previous: 13.
14: Fort Wayne Dwenger (7-1): Kolyn Campbell ran for 120 yards and one TD on 21 carries in Dwenger’s 28-14 win over Fort Wayne Snider. The Saints will close the season at Fort Wayne South Side. Previous: 14.
15: Evansville Memorial (8-0): Memorial found itself in a 21-point hole and rallied for a 34-28 win over previously-undefeated Floyd Central on the road. Luke Brown passed for 396 yards and two TDs and Dru Ellis caught two TDs passes. The Tigers close at home vs. Castle. Previous: 16.
16: Merrillville (7-1): The Pirates won their fifth consecutive game with a 41-20 victory over Lake Central – a game that was surprisingly just 14-7 at halftime. Merrillville closes at 4-4 Chesterton. Previous: 15.
17: Decatur Central (7-1): Ezekiel Hester passed for 210 yards and three TDs and ran for 92 yards and another score in a 62-24 win over Perry Meridian. The Hawks close the regular season at Franklin. Previous: 18.
18: Roncalli (6-2): Alex Jarvis ran for 131 yards and three TDs on 14 carries as Roncalli rolled to a 42-6 running clock victory over Harrison (West Lafayette). Up next is undefeated East Central on the road. Previous: 19.
19: East Noble (8-0): The Knights rolled to a 62-20 win over New Haven, rushing for 369 yards and six TDs. Ian Ramey ran for 126 yards and three scores. East Noble closes the regular season at Bellmont. Previous: 20.
20: Zionsville (6-2): Finn Giles passed for 224 yards and four TDs as the Eagles defeated Avon 33-13. Zionsville can close out a seven-win regular season with a win over winless Fishers on Friday. Previous: 23.
21: New Palestine (5-3): No shame in losing to nationally-ranked IMG Academy. New Pal stayed in there until the the middle of the second quarter before losing 49-7. The Dragons host Delta in the Week 9 finale. Previous: 21.
22: Warsaw (8-0): The Tigers jumped out to a 21-0 lead on Concord before holding on for a 37-29 win over the Minutemen. A huge game ahead this week in the regular season finale against 8-0 Northridge. Previous: 22.
23: Pendleton Heights (7-1): The Arabians had to overcome a three-point halftime deficit on the way to a 42-33 win over Yorktown as quarterback Brandt Gray ran for 200 yards and two TDs on 14 carries and Joel Weaver ran for 169 yards and two TDs. Previous: 24.
24: Avon (5-3): The Orioles have dropped two in a row after a 33-13 loss to Zionsville going into the final regular season game at Noblesville. Declan Hines passed for 172 yards and two TDs and ran for 99 yards in the loss. Previous: 17.
25: South Putnam (8-0): Yes, South Putnam is a 2A program. But the Eagles have been so impressive – scoring 55.5 points per game and allowing just 5.0 – that I’m putting them into the Super 25. South Putnam closes the regular season at Cloverdale before a massive sectional game at Cascade next week. Previous: NR.
Dropped out: Franklin Central (25)
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