Football

Eagle-Gazette Poll Highlights Teams With Most Improvement

Fans can vote through Friday as high school football squads show varied progress

The Eagle‑Gazette has introduced a fan poll that asks the community to identify the high school football teams that have made the greatest strides compared with the previous season.

Voting is open from 6 a.m. on Monday through 5 p.m. on Friday, and participants are encouraged to cast their ballots as often as the poll allows.

The high school football season officially began on August 1, marking the start of a new cycle of matchups and early‑season developments across the region.

Teams Showcasing Growth

Fisher Catholic has risen from a 4‑6 record last year to an 8‑2 start this season, and other squads such as Berne Union and Liberty Union have also posted notable gains.

Programs that have remained steady include Fairfield Union, which has posted back‑to‑back 6‑4 seasons, and Millersport, which has endured two consecutive 2‑8 campaigns, providing a baseline against which improvement can be measured.

Fairfield Christian Academy moved from 3‑7 to 5‑5, while Bloom‑Carroll and Amanda‑Clearcreek each saw a one‑win dip from the prior year, and Lancaster recorded consecutive 3‑7 records, illustrating a mix of progress and stability across the local landscape.

The poll invites fans to stay engaged throughout the voting window, using their input to highlight the teams that are poised for the most significant leap as the season unfolds.

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