Missouri High School Football Rankings Unveiled
A nine‑member panel of sportswriters and broadcasters released the latest statewide high school football rankings, underscoring the depth of competition across all classifications.
In Class 6, Lee’s Summit earned the top spot, collecting four first‑place votes, while Lafayette, Raymore‑Peculiar and Seckman also garnered votes, reflecting a crowded field at the highest level.
Class 5 saw Cardinal Ritter dominate with eight first‑place votes, while Rockwood Summit and Camdenton received additional support, indicating a competitive mid‑tier landscape.
Kearney secured the leading position in Class 4 with nine first‑place votes, and both Orchard Farm and Moberly earned votes, highlighting the breadth of talent in that division.
St. Pius X KC holds the apex in Class 3 with seven first‑place votes, while Centralia and Lamar sit at the top of Class 2 with two and four first‑place votes respectively.
Tipton emerged as the clear leader in Class 1, receiving all nine first‑place votes, a testament to its dominant performance this season.
Overall, the rankings illustrate a vibrant high school football scene in Missouri, with multiple programs earning recognition across the eight classes.