Second AP state football poll

[jmorgret07]

First-place votes in parenthesis followed by total points.

Division I

1. Lakewood St. Edward (12), 199

2. Pickerington North (8), 189
3. Cincinnati Princeton (2), 152
4. Lewis Center Olentangy (1), 121
5. Gahanna Lincoln, 115
6. Hilliard Bradley, 102
7. Milford, 93
8. Perrysburg, 78
9. Hilliard Davidson, 57
10. Canton McKinley, 34
Others receiving 12 or more points: Centerville (1) 33. Cincinnati Elder 29. Huber Heights Wayne 26. Cincinnati St. Xavier 24. Cincinnati Moeller 19. Cleveland Heights 17. Westerville North 14.

Division II:
1. Massillon Washington (12), 220
2. Akron Hoban (11), 216
3. Cincinnati Winton Woods (1), 170
4. Avon, 169
5. Painesville Riverside, 134
6. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit, 121
7. Canal Winchester, 62
8. Macedonia Nordonia, 48
9. Cincinnati Anderson, 39
10. Cincinnati Withrow, 36
Others receiving 12 or more points: Avon Lake 22. Xenia 18. Austintown-Fitch 17. Hudson 13.

Division III:
1. Toledo Central Catholic (19), 232
2. Hamilton Badin (3), 200
3. Youngstown Ursuline (2), 186
4. Bishop Watterson, 162
5. Norton, 117
6. London, 85
7. Medina Buckeye, 60
8. Trotwood-Madison, 36
9. Tiffin Columbian, 31
10. Kenston, 31
10. Cleveland Villa Angela-St. Joseph, 31
Others receiving 12 or more points: Cincinnati Mount Healthy 24. Chardon 23. Geneva 17. Columbus Hamilton Township 17. Bloom-Carroll 13. Celina 13.

Division IV:
1. Clarksville Clinton-Massie (14), 220
2. Canton South (1), 161
3. Cincinnati Wyoming (1), 158
4. Thornville Sheridan (1), 139
5. Sandusky Perkins (2), 131
6. Steubenville (1), 123
7. Cleveland Glenville (4), 86
8. Cincinnati Taft, 62
8. Poland Seminary, 62
10. Circleville Logan Elm, 52
Others receiving 12 or more points: Columbus Bishop Hartley 38. Mentor Lake Catholic 32. Middletown Bishop Fenwick 19. Springfield Shawnee 13.

Division V:
1. Perry (16), 221
2. Coldwater (3), 177
3. Liberty Center (2), 154
4. Germantown Valley View (2), 148
5. Oak Harbor (1), 141
6. Ironton, 113
7. Creston Norwayne, 108
8. Canal Winchester Harvest Prep, 45
9. Waynesville, 34
10. Garrettsville Garfield, 33
Others receiving 12 or more points: Milan Edison 28. Middletown Madison 21. Gahanna Columbus Academy 20. Zanesville West Muskingum 20. Brookville 17. Richmond Edison 12.

Division VI:
1. Versailles (19), 223
2. Williamsburg (2), 162
3. West Jefferson (1), 156
4. Kirtland, 150
5. Sugarcreek Garaway (1), 139
6. Rootstown (1), 93
7. Bluffton, 85
8. Collins Western Reserve, 56
9. North Jackson Jackson-Milton, 50
10. Cincinnati Country Day, 48
Others receiving 12 or more points: Beverly Fort Frye 31. West Liberty-Salem 29. Columbia Station Columbia 20. New Madison Tri-Village 18. Mogadore 13.

Division VII:
1. Marion Local (23), 239
2. Hamler Patrick Henry, 195
3. Ansonia (1), 156
4. Reedsville Eastern, 91
5. Danville, 83
6. Malvern, 71
7. Antwerp, 65
8. Tiffin Calvert, 55
9. Dalton, 49
10. Minster, 48
Others receiving 12 or more points: Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 46. McComb 44. Leipsic 36. Cedarville 34. Caldwell 22. Steubenville Catholic Central 20. Beaver Eastern 15.

[shelbyrr11]

I know the rankings are garbage on principle, but how can Glenville lose to the #4 ranked team in the country, on the road, 28-6 and be #7 in D4? The AP poll is fun for superficial reasons, but come on fellas.

[A no.1]

Agree. I'm glad championships are no longer won via poll. Sorry Massillon.

[csk]

Simple. They’ve played 2 OHSAA (I think) games to this point. Those are the only games that count. I agree they are the team to beat in D4, but the system is the system. They knew that when they made their schedule. The same system that allows them to pull from 600 boys. Obviously their seed doesn’t matter with the team they’ve assembled in D4. Not winning it would be an embarrassment honestly

Sept 18, 2023 16:22:21 GMT -5 shelbyrr11 said:

I know the rankings are garbage on principle, but how can Glenville lose to the #4 ranked team in the country, on the road, 28-6 and be #7 in D4? The AP poll is fun for superficial reasons, but come on fellas.