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October 2, 2012

HS Football Poll: Lancaster, John Tyler move up in 4A poll

Corsicana plays No. 3 Tyler on Oct. 12 at Tiger Stadium

The Corsicana Daily Sun Tue Oct 02, 2012, 10:51 AM CDT

— Lancaster and Tyler John Tyler moved up a spot to No. 2 and 3 respectively in this week’s Associated Press high school football poll.

Pearland Dawson (4-0) remained in the top spot. Lancaster (4-0) beat John Tyler (3-1) earlier this season, upsetting the then top-ranked Lions 26-21.

Katy (4-0) is No. 1 in the 5A poll, followed by DeSoto (5-0). Coppell mvoed up to No. 5 after beating Allen 27-24 in overtime on Friday.



Texas AP high school football poll

The Associated Press



Here is The Associated Press high school poll, with first-place votes in parentheses, records, points based on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team's ranking in last week's poll:



Class 5A

School    Total    Points    Prv

1. Katy (17)    (4-0)    231    1

2. DeSoto (6)    (5-0)    210    3

3. Cibolo Steele    (5-0)    178    4

4. Abilene    (5-0)    143    5

5. Coppell    (5-0)    135    9

6. Galena Park North Shore (1)    (5-0)    125    6

7. Southlake Carroll    (3-1)    94    7

8. Allen    (4-1)    80    2

9. Lake Travis    (4-1)    58    8

10. Dallas Skyline    (3-1)    31    10

Others receiving votes: 11, Smithson Valley 12. 12, Hewitt Midway 11. 13, Mesquite 8. 14, Euless Trinity 3. 15, Arlington Bowie 1.



Class 4A

School    Total    Points    Prv

1. Pearland Dawson (23)    (4-0)    238    1

2. Lancaster    (4-0)    190    3

3. Tyler    (4-1)    170    4

4. Aledo    (3-1)    147    5

5. Angleton    (3-1)    107    7

6. WF Rider (1)    (3-1)    104    6

7. Dallas Highland Park    (3-1)    81    9

8. Nederland    (3-1)    65    8

9. Leander    (4-1)    59    2

10. Frisco Centennial    (4-0)    29

Others receiving votes: 11, Dayton 23. 12, Northside Brennan 19. 13, Humble Summer Creek 16. 14, Denton Guyer 14. 14, Port Lavaca Calhoun 14. 16, Wichita Falls 10. 17, Prosper 7. 17, Cedar Park 7. 19, Canyon Randall 4. 19, Buda Hays 4. 19, Whitehouse 4. 22, Rosenberg Terry 3. 23, CC Flour Bluff 2. 24, Cedar Park Vista Ridge 1. 24, CC Calallen 1. 24, Vidor 1.



Class 3A

School    Total    Points    Prv

1. Navasota (20)    (5-0)    234    1

2. Abilene Wylie (1)    (5-0)    202    2

3. Stephenville (3)    (4-1)    195    3

4. Kilgore    (4-0)    155    5

5. La Marque    (4-1)    138    6

6. West Orange-Stark    (5-0)    128    7

7. Giddings    (4-0)    83    10

8. Alvarado    (4-1)    39    4

9. Shallowater    (5-0)    36

10. Argyle    (4-1)    27

Others receiving votes: 11, El Campo 14. 12, Coldspring-Oakhurst 13. 13, Gatesville 10. 14, Gilmer 8. 15, Henderson 7. 15, Liberty Hill 7. 15, Carthage 7. 18, Celina 6. 19, Sealy 5. 20, Waco Connally 3. 21, Lubbock Cooper 2. 22, Waco La Vega 1.



Class 2A

School    Total    Points    Prv

1. Refugio (22)    (4-0)    238    1

2. Cameron Yoe (1)    (4-0)    209    2

3. Newton (1)    (4-0)    195    3

4. East Bernard    (5-0)    162    6

5. Rogers    (5-0)    132    7

6. New Boston    (5-0)    125    8

7. Centerville    (4-0)    82    9

8. Tatum    (3-1)    38    4

9. Lexington    (3-2)    28    10

10. Cisco    (4-1)    26    5

Others receiving votes: 11, Hempstead 18. 12, Hallettsville 14. 13, Wall 10. 14, Hughes Springs 9. 15, Troup 7. 16, Muleshoe 6. 17, Lago Vista 4. 17, East Chambers 4. 17, Godley 4. 17, Pottsboro 4. 21, Daingerfield 2. 21, Sonora 2. 23, Nocona 1.



Class 1A

School    Total    Points    Prv

1. Munday (20)    (5-0)    236    1

2. Mason (2)    (5-0)    210    2

3. Wellington (1)    (5-0)    181    3

4. Stamford (1)    (4-1)    170    4

5. Joaquin    (5-0)    143    5

6. Shiner    (4-1)    96    6

7. Pineland West Sabine    (4-0)    79    9

8. Springlake-Earth    (5-0)    66    10

9. Burton    (3-1)    54    8

10. Bosqueville    (5-0)    20

Others receiving votes: 11, Alto 14. 12, Mart 12. 13, Price Carlisle 10. 14, Seymour 8. 14, D'Hanis 8. 16, Ganado 4. 17, Albany 3. 17, Stratford 3. 19, Panhandle 2. 20, Bremond 1.

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