2016 Mississippi AP Prep Football Polls – Week 10: October 18, 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.

Overall
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Clinton (11)                      (8-0)  110 1
2. Tupelo                            (8-0) 96  2
3. Brandon                           (7-2) 79  4
4. West Point                        (8-1) 72  5
5. St. Stanislaus                    (7-1) 57  6
6. Warren Central                    (7-1)  55  7
7. Picayune                          (7-1) 32  3
8. Madison Central                   (5-3-1)25  NR
(tie) Northwest Rankin                (6-3) 25  8
10. Laurel                            (7-1) 20  NR
Others receiving votes: Meridian 5, Hazlehurst 5, Hattiesburg 4, Raleigh 4, Presbyterian Christian 4, Simmons 3, Noxubee County 3, Tylertown 2, Houston 1, Starkville 1, Kemper County 1, West Lauderdale 1

Class 6A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Clinton (11)                      (8-0) 110 1
2. Tupelo                            (8-0)  99  2
3. Brandon                           (7-2) 84  3
4. Warren Central                    (7-1) 78  4
5. Northwest Rankin                  (6-3) 43  5
Others receiving votes: Madison Central 26.

Class 5A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. West Point (10)                   (7-1)  108 2
2. Laurel                            (7-1) 94  3
3. Picayune                          (7-1) 90  1
4. Hattiesburg                       (6-3) 65  5
5. Clarksdale (1)                    (7-2) 55  4
Others receiving votes: Stone 14, Vicksburg 7, Grenada 7.

Class 4A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. St. Stanislaus (11)               (7-1) 110 1
2. Houston                           (7-1)  79  2
3. Pontotoc                          (7-1)  74  T3
4. West Lauderdale                   (9-0) 56  T3
5. Amory                             (6-2) 55  5
Others receiving votes: Poplarville 29, Lafayette 22, Noxubee County 9, Senatobia 6.

Class 3A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Hazlehurst (3)                    (7-2) 99  1
2. Kemper County (2)                 (8-1) 90
(tie) Raleigh (5)                     (9-0) 90  2
4. Tylertown (1)                     (8-0) 69  5
5. Charleston                        (8-2) 68  4
Others receiving votes: Kossuth 18, Velma Jackson 6.

Class 2A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Bassfield (10)                    (7-2) 109 1
2. Calhoun City (1)                  (8-1)  98  2
3. Union                             (8-1) 83  3
4. Bay Springs                       (7-2) 76  4
5. Puckett                           (8-1) 62  5
Others receiving votes: West Tallahatchie 6, East Webster 6.

Class 1A
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Simmons (11)                      (7-0) 110 1
2. Resurrection Catholic             (6-1) 96  2
3. Nanih Waiya                       (8-1) 91  3
4. Lumberton                         (6-2) 76  5
5. Smithville                        (6-2) 49  4
Others receiving votes: Stringer 12, West Lowndes 6.

Class Private Schools
School                                W-L    Pts Prv
1. Presbyterian Christian (11)       (9-0)  110 2
2. Jackson Prep                      (8-1)  98  1
3. Indianola Aca.                    (9-0)  65  4
4. Madison-Ridgeland Aca.            (7-3) 63  3
5. Lamar School                      (7-2)  51  5
Others receiving votes: Prentiss Christian 16, Canton Aca. 14, Copiah Aca. 14, Jackson Aca. 13, St. Joseph, Greenville 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 Commercial Dispatch, Columbus; Bolivar Commercial, Cleveland; The Sun-Herald, Biloxi-Gulfport; The Hattiesburg Post , Hattiesburg; Enterprise-Journal, Mc Comb; The Meridian Star, Meridian; Starkville Daily News, Starkville; Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Tupelo; The Vicksburg Post, Vicksburg; WCBI-TV, Columbus; WTVA-TV, Tupelo.