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In Week 5 of Texas high school football, Southlake Carroll and Allen maintain their top spots, while newcomers enter the rankings and teams like Humble Atascocita fall out. Upcoming matches promise thrilling action as the season heats up.

Texas High School Football Top 25 Rankings – Week 5 Update

This week in Texas, high school football excitement is in the air as we dive into the latest Top 25 rankings. It’s been an intense season so far, but not much has shifted in the standings—at least at the top! Southlake Carroll and Allen are still holding the crown in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. But hold onto your helmets, because there are a few newcomers breaking into the scene and some teams that have unfortunately slipped out of the rankings!

Top Performers and Upcoming Matches

Sitting firmly in the number one spot, Southlake Carroll pulled off a powerful victory against Keller Timber Creek, crushing the competition with a score of 55-13. They’re gearing up to face Keller again on October 3, and fans can hardly wait to see if they’ll continue their winning streak!

Following closely in the number two position is Allen, who showed no mercy in their game against McKinney, dominating with a score of 62-0. Mark your calendars for their upcoming match on October 10 against Princeton, as they look to keep their momentum rolling.

At number three, Richmond Randle had a nail-biter of a game against number 21 Iowa Colony, eventually coming out on top 49-42. They’ll take on Texas City on October 10, with hopes of maintaining their strong performance.

Meanwhile, Austin Lake Travis, ranked fourth, had an impressive win over Austin James Bowie with a score of 63-21. They will be heading to Del Valle on October 10, looking to showcase their skills on the road.

Celina also made waves as they defeated Frisco Panther Creek 35-28, and they have a match against Aubrey on October 3. Other teams like Aledo, Humble Summer Creek, and Prosper also had strong games last week, with scores showing just how fierce the competition is this season.

Shifts in the Rankings

Now, unfortunately, we have to say goodbye to two teams that dropped out of the Top 25 this week: Humble Atascocita and Euless Trinity. Their losses have opened the door for some newcomers to break into the mix. The battle is fierce, and those spots are coveted!

This week’s rankings see teams like Dallas South Oak Cliff still thriving, winning 44-0, and Fort Worth North Crowley absolutely dominating their opponents with a whopping 68-0 victory. They’re gearing up for an exciting match against DeSoto on October 10, and we can expect some fireworks!

New Faces Join the Top 25

From the DFW and Houston areas, we have newcomers making their way into the Top 25. These teams have shown grit and determination this season, and it will be interesting to see how they perform as they face off against the established powerhouses.

The season is only getting better, and as we reflect on last week’s results, fans are buzzing about what’s to come. Upcoming games are set, and it looks like October is going to be an action-packed month full of thrilling matchups.

Keep Your Eyes on the Field!

So whether you’re cheering for the reigning champs or rooting for the underdogs, it’s time to gear up for another exciting week of football in Texas. Don’t miss your chance to support your teams, and stay tuned for further updates as the season unfolds!

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