Week seven Mississippi Preps Poll: Oxford holding strong
Published 10:44 am Wednesday, October 9, 2019
The Associated Press released its week seven edition of the Mississippi high school football polls on Tuesday, as voted by various media members throughout the state. Both Lafayette and Oxford remain ranked in the 5A and 6A, respectively, with the Chargers hanging around in the state’s top-10.
All three local teams picked up wins a week ago. Lafayette needed to pull out a nail-biter where Oxford needed a second half-run, both on the road. Water Valley took last week to get right, beating Byhalia to end their two-game skid. Below are the full state rankings following week seven.
Class Overall | ||
School | W-L | Pt |
1. Madison Central (15) | (7-0) | 150 |
2. West Point | (7-1) | 114 |
3. Starkville | (5-2) | 102 |
4. Brandon | (6-2) | 97 |
5. Picayune | (7-0) | 95 |
6. South Panola | (7-1) | 73 |
7. Oxford | (6-1) | 55 |
8. West Jones | (7-0) | 46 |
9. Pearl | (5-2) | 36 |
10. Petal | (6-1) | 31 |
Others receiving votes: West Marion 9, Corinth 6, Lafayette 5, South Pike 2, Columbia 2, Heritage Aca. 1, St. Joseph, Greenville 1.
Class 1A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. Nanih Waiya (11) | (6-2) | 146 |
2. Smithville (2) | (6-1) | 127 |
3. Noxapater | (5-3) | 108 |
4. Lumberton | (6-1) | 98 |
5. Simmons (1) | (4-2) | 93 |
Others receiving votes: Resurrection Catholic (1) 22, West Lowndes 6.
Class 2A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
T1. Philadelphia (10) | (7-1) | 136 |
T1. Philadelphia (3) | (7-1) | 136 |
3. Bay Springs | (6-1) | 107 |
4. Scott Central | (5-2) | 68 |
T5. South Delta (1) | (7-0) | 31 |
T5. East Webster (1) | (6-1) | 31 |
Others receiving votes: Calhoun City 27, North Side 25, Charleston 18, Lake 14, Walnut 7.
Class 3A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. Columbia (9) | (6-1) | 132 |
2. West Marion (5) | (7-0) | 124 |
3. North Panola | (5-1) | 81 |
4. Magee (1) | (7-0) | 76 |
5. Noxubee County | (4-3) | 50 |
Others receiving votes: Houston 40, Booneville 35, Senatobia 30, Winona 20, Seminary 6, Amory 6.
Class 4A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. South Pike (9) | (8-0) | 144 |
2. Greenwood (5) | (8-0) | 138 |
3. Corinth (1) | (6-1) | 115 |
4. Louisville | (6-2) | 108 |
5. Itawamba AHS | (8-0) | 95 |
Others receiving votes: New Albany 7.
Class 5A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. West Point (11) | (7-1) | 145 |
2. Picayune (4) | (7-0) | 137 |
3. West Jones | (7-0) | 122 |
4. Laurel | (6-1) | 101 |
5. Lafayette | (5-2) | 89 |
Others receiving votes: Provine 6.
Class 6A | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. Madison Central (15) | (7-0) | 150 |
2. Brandon | (6-2) | 121 |
3. Starkville | (5-2) | 117 |
4. South Panola | (7-1) | 91 |
5. Pearl | (4-2) | 44 |
Others receiving votes: Oxford 38, Petal 26, D’Iberville 7, Biloxi 6.
Class Private Schools | ||
School | W-L | Pts |
1. Heritage Aca. (12) | (9-0) | 147 |
2. Jackson Prep | (7-1) | 130 |
3. St. Joseph, Greenville | (8-0) | 117 |
4. Madison-Ridgeland Aca. (3) | (7-2) | 112 |
5. Pillow Aca. | (7-1) | 94 |
Others receiving votes: None.
All Associated Press members in Mississippi are eligible to participate in the high school football poll. Those who voted for this week’s poll are: Boswell Media, Kosciusko; Daily Leader, Brookhaven; The Commercial Dispatch, Columbus; Bolivar Commercial, Cleveland; The Clarion-Ledger, Jackson; Enterprise-Journal, McComb; The Oxford Eagle, Oxford; Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Tupelo; The Vicksburg Post, Vicksburg; WTVA-TV, Tupelo; WCBI, Columbus.