2016 Week 4 Mississippi AP Prep Football Polls – September 6, 2016

September 6, 2016

(WCBI/AP) — Here are Mississippi’s top high school football teams in each class as selected by a panel of Associated Press state sports writers.

Class Overall
School              W-L Pts Prv
1. Clinton (10)    (3-0) 100 2
2. Brandon         (2-1) 85 1
3. Starkville      (3-0) 75 3
4. St. Stanislaus (3-0) 56 5
5. Warren Central (3-0) 43 8
(tie)Grenada       (3-0) 43 9
7. Noxubee County (2-1) 35 7
8. West Point      (1-1) 32 4
9. Gulfport        (2-1) 21 6
10. Jackson Prep    (3-0) 15 10
Others receiving votes: Oxford 9, Hattiesburg 9, Tupelo 6, Picayune 6, Charleston 5, South Jones 4, West Jones 3, Northwest Rankin 2, Petal 1.

Class 6A
School              ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. Clinton (10)    ‡(3-0)•‡100‡2••‡
2. Brandon         ‡(2-1)•‡86•‡1••‡
3. Starkville      ‡(3-0)•‡82•‡3••‡
4. Warren Central ‡(3-0)•‡72•‡5••‡
5. Gulfport        ‡(2-1)•‡30•‡4••‡
Others receiving votes: Hancock 6, Petal 6, Meridian 6, Tupelo 6, Northwest Rankin 6.

Class 5A
School               ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. Grenada (9)      ‡(3-0)•‡99•‡1••‡
2. Hattiesburg (1) ‡(2-1)•‡74•‡3••‡
3. West Point       ‡(2-1)•‡66•‡2••‡
4. Oxford           ‡(2-1)•‡59•‡4••‡
5. Picayune         ‡(2-0)•‡37•‡NR•‡
Others receiving votes: Laurel 36, South Jones 9, West Jones 8, Vicksburg 6, Stone County 6.

Class 4A
School                  ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. St. Stanislaus (8) ‡(3-0)•‡98•‡1••‡
2. Noxubee County (1) ‡(2-1)•‡82•‡2••‡
3. Pontotoc (1)        ‡(3-0)•‡67•‡5••‡
4. Senatobia           ‡(2-1)•‡49•‡4••‡
5. Moss Point          ‡(2-1)•‡43•‡3••‡
Others receiving votes: West Lauderdale 16, Itawamba AHS 14, Tishomingo County 13, Poplarville 12, South Pike 6.

Class 3A
School              ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. Charleston (8) ‡(3-0)•‡96•‡1••‡
2. Hazlehurst (1) ‡(3-0)•‡82•‡T2•‡
3. Raleigh (1)     ‡(3-0)•‡78•‡T2•‡
4. Kemper County   ‡(2-1)•‡62•‡4••‡
5. Tylertown       ‡(3-0)•‡54•‡5••‡
Others receiving votes: East Side 14, Philadelphia 8, West Marion 6.

Class 2A
School                ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. East Webster (6) ‡(3-0)•‡94•‡3••‡
2. Bassfield (4)     ‡(2-1)•‡90•‡1••‡
3. Calhoun City      ‡(2-1)•‡71•‡4••‡
4. Bay Springs       ‡(2-1)•‡50•‡2••‡
5. Eupora            ‡(3-0)•‡43•‡NR•‡
Others receiving votes: Enterprise Clarke 12, Madison St. Joseph 12, Heidelberg 8, West Tallahatchie 8, Union 6, East Marion 6.

Class 1A
School                     ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. Simmons (9)            ‡(3-0)•‡99•‡1••‡
2. Resurrection Catholic ‡(2-1)•‡86•‡2••‡
3. Smithville (1)         ‡(3-0)•‡72•‡3••‡
(tie) Nanih Waiya         ‡(2-1)•‡72•‡4••‡
5. Shaw                   ‡(2-1)•‡46•‡5••‡
Others receiving votes: West Lowndes 13, Lumberton 12.

Class Private Schools
School                          ‡W-L•••‡Pts‡Prv‡
1. Jackson Prep (9)            ‡(3-0)•‡99•‡1••‡
2. Presbyterian Christian (1) ‡(3-0)•‡78•‡4••‡
3. Madison-Ridgeland Aca.      ‡(3-1)•‡73•‡3••‡
4. Jackson Aca.                ‡(2-1)•‡60•‡2••‡
5. Lamar School                ‡(3-1)•‡28•‡NR•‡
Others receiving votes: Copiah Aca. 20, Oak Forest , La. 15, Indianola Aca. 8, St. Joseph, Greenville 7, Greenville Christian 6, Parklane Aca. 6.<

All Associated Press members in Mississippi are eligible to participate in the high school football poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: The Chronicle, Laurel; Bolivar Commercial, Cleveland; The Sun-Herald, Biloxi-Gulfport; The Hattiesburg Post, Hattiesburg; The Meridian Star, Meridian; Mississippi Press-Register, Pascagoula; The Vicksburg Post, Vicksburg; WCBI-TV, Columbus; WTVA-TV, Tupelo; WJTV, Jackson.‡