The Indiana high school football landscape enters the 2024 season with a clear hierarchy, as the Indiana High School Athletic Association’s Super 25 rankings place Brownsburg at the pinnacle. The Bulldogs finished the previous year undefeated at 14‑0 and captured back‑to‑back Class 6A state titles, returning a core group of seniors who helped cement their dynasty.
The Rankings
Close behind, Warren Central secures the second spot after a solid 8‑5 campaign that included a regional championship run. The Eagles bring back 14 starters, featuring a potent offense and a defense that proved resilient in a narrow loss to Brownsburg in the state final.
Westfield, ranked third, continues to be a perennial contender, having reached the state championship game in each of the past four seasons. Their recent defeat to Brownsburg in last year’s title match underscores the fine margin that separates the elite.
Key Player Spotlights
Among the standout athletes to watch, Mason Oglesby’s size and receiving skill set make him a focal point for New Palestine’s offense, while Ricky Lange Jr.’s rushing ability provides a dynamic threat for Center Grove. Defensive standouts such as Izayveon Moore and Landon Hall add further intrigue, promising play‑making moments that could swing close games.
Season Outlook
With a blend of seasoned veterans and promising underclassmen, the 2024 season promises to be one of the most competitive in recent memory. The rankings reflect not only past achievements but also the potential for new narratives to emerge, especially as teams navigate tough non‑conference matchups and aim for deep playoff runs.