Two teams jumped into the Top 25, while Hudson made the biggest jump up the rankings.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — St. Edward holds on to the top spot in the cleveland.com high school football Top 25, despite its first loss of the season on Saturday to defending Kentucky state champion Boyle County.
Week 3 brought a slew of upsets with Friday night’s rain, plus the Eagles’ loss on Saturday. The top four teams — including Avon, Mentor and Archbishop Hoban — remain in place with the Eagles, while Cleveland Heights tumbles after a home loss to Hudson.Find out how the area stacks up in this week’s cleveland.com Top 25, which considers teams in a seven-county radius that surrounds Cleveland. That includes Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage and Summit counties.Boyle County ended St.
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