Mississippi AP High School Football Polls – August 26, 2014

(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. South Panola (4)                (1-0)  98
2. Oxford (4)                      (1-0)  94 
3. Starkville (2)                  (1-0)  66  –
4. Madison Central                 (1-0)  61  –
5. Tupelo                          (1-0) 47  –
6. Wayne County                    (0-0) 44  –
7. Meridian (1)                    (1-0)  43  –
8. Brandon                         (0-1)  36  –
(tie) Picayune                     (0-0)  36  –
10. Oak Grove                       (0-0)  23  –
Others receiving votes: Laurel 10, Murrah 9, Jackson Prep 9, Bassfield 7, Forrest Co. AHS 5, Lafayette 4, St. Stanislaus 4, Madison-Ridgeland Aca. 2, Noxubee County 2, Pearl 2, Warren Central 1, Columbus 1, Louisville 1.

Class 6A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. South Panola (6)                (1-0)  112 –
2. Starkville (4)                  (1-0)  80  –
3. Madison Central                 (1-0)  77  –
4. Meridian (1)                    (1-0)  60  –
5. Brandon (1)                     (0-1)  52  –
Others receiving votes: Tupelo 48, Oak Grove 16, Murrah 9, Columbus 7, Petal 7, Grenada 6, Warren Central 6.

Class 5A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. Oxford (8)                      (1-0)  107 –
2. Picayune (2)                    (0-0)  89  –
3. Laurel                          (1-0)  84  –
4. Wayne County (1)                (0-0)  76  –
5. West Point                      (1-0) 27  –
Others receiving votes: Pascagoula 26, Pearl 19, West Jones 6, Callaway 6.

Class 4A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. St. Stanislaus (5)              (1-0)  99  –
2. Noxubee County (3)              (0-1)  86  –
3. Lafayette (1)                   (0-1)  70  –
(tie) Forrest Co. AHS (2)          (0-0)  70  –
5. Cleveland                       (1-0)  56
Others receiving votes: Ripley 19, Purvis 14, Yazoo City 8, McComb 6, Quitman 6, Magee 6.

Class 3A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. Louisville (8)                  (1-0)  102 –
2. Tylertown (3)                   (1-0)  90  –
3. Charleston                      (1-0)  88  –
4. Philadelphia                    (1-0)  47  –
5. North Panola                    (1-0) 28  –
Others receiving votes: Aberdeen 25, Collins 21, Hazlehurst 18, Wilkinson County 8, East Side 7, Forest 6.

Class 2A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. Bassfield (12)                  (1-0)  120 –
2. Calhoun City                    (1-0)  82  –
3. Taylorsville                    (1-0)  81  –
4. Baldwyn                         (1-0)  59  –
5. Eupora                          (1-0)  50  –
Others receiving votes: East Marion 30, East Webster 16, Bay Springs 15, Lake 8, Okolona 7, West Bolivar 6, Bruce 6.

Class 1A
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. Cathedral (2)                   (1-0)  72  –
2. Lumberton (5)                   (0-0)  63  –
3. Coffeeville (1)                 (0-1) 58  –
4. Smithville (2)                  (1-0)  52  –
5. Pelahatchie                     (1-0) 42  –
Others receiving votes: J.F. Kennedy 22, Salem 19, Nanih Waiya 19, Bogue Chitto 17, Hamilton 16, French Camp 15, West Lowndes (1)10, Sebastopol 9, Falkner 8, Shaw 6, Stringer 6, St. Aloysius 6.

Class Private Schools
School                              W-L    Pts Prv
1. Jackson Prep (6)                (0-1)  103 –
2. Jackson Aca. (4)                (1-0)  92  –
3. Madison-Ridgeland Aca. (1)      (1-0)  70  –
4. Presbyterian Christian          (1-0)  58  –
5. Magnolia Heights                (1-0) 42  –
Others receiving votes: Centreville Aca. 29, Simpson Aca. 24, Adams Christian 8, Brookhaven Aca. 7, Marshall Aca. 7.

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: Boswell Media, Kosciusko; The Commercial Dispatch, Columbus; The Sun-Herald, Biloxi-Gulfport; Hattiesburg American, Hattiesburg; Impact Of Hattiesburg, Hattiesburg; The Clarion-Ledger, Jackson; The Oxford Eagle, Oxford; Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Tupelo; The Vicksburg Post, Vicksburg; WCBI-TV, Columbus; WHLT-TV, Hattiesburg; WTVA-TV, Tupelo.