Steele, Smithson Valley maintain top spot in Express-News high school football rankings
Class 6A 1 . Steele Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: 1 Next: vs. Reagan , 7 p.m. Saturday, Comalander Stadium Notable : The Knights handled Liberty Hill ’s tough Slot-T attack for 49-26 win. 2. Reagan Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: 2 Next: vs. Steele , 7 p.m. Saturday, Comalander Stadium Notable : The Rattlers might be the team to beat in District 27-6A after pounding previous No. 3 Brennan, 31-9 last week.
Lanier's Lloyd, East Central's Robinson selected as E-N Players of the Week 3. Brandeis Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: 4 Next: vs. Sotomayor, 7 p.m. Thursday, Farris Stadium Notable: The Broncos rallied to a 27-20 victory after falling behind 17-0 against their biggest rival O’Connor in coach Kemmie Lewis’ debut. 4. Harlan Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: 6 Next: vs. Madison, 7 p.m.
Your free all-access pass to the best high school sports coverage in San Antonio 8. Sotomayor Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: 10 Next: vs. Brandeis, 7 p.m. Thursday, Farris Stadium Notable: The Wildcats opened with an impressive 33-10 victory against Clark. 9. Churchill Record: 1-0 Previous ranking: NR Next: at Alamo Heights, 7:30 p.m. Friday Notable: The Chargers rolled to a 42-7 victory against Stevens in coach Nate Shaw’s debut. 10.
The Rockets Broncos Bears East Central The Knights Hutto Ranger Stadium Notable: The Rangers Farris Stadium Notable: The Wildcats Pieper Orem Stadium Notable Jaguars The Hawks Brandeis Chargers 6A Roosevelt Sub-6A 1 Raiders. 7 Seguin. 3 UIL The Dragons Wolves The Thunderbirds Laredo United Boerne ISD Stadium Notable: The Greyhounds Antonian. 10 Holy Cross Holy Cross Stadium Notable: The Knights Burbank San Antonio Christian Boerne Madison Kerrville Tivy Unicorns San Antonio Veterans Memorial Steele Lanier's Lloyd Kemmie Lewis Reagan Robinson Nate Shaw Tucker Vogel Harlan Record Boerne Record Brennan Record Taft Record Lorenn ``Bubba'' Johnson Pieper Record E-N Players Sotomayor Ty Hawkins O'connor Cayden Keeth Roosevelt Clark Stevens DK Garza Michael Terry III Lockhart Dragones Jim Streety Bowl. Smithson Valley Liberty Hill Madison San Antonio Alamo Heights Dragon Stadium Eagle Pass Hutto Churchill Medina Valley Lockhart Del Rio Dripping Springs Burbank Mexico Piedras Negras 5A New Braunfels Canyon Steele Record Reagan Record Johnson Record Brandeis Record E-N Alamo Heights Record Comalander Stadium Notable Sotomayor Record Churchill Record Judson Record Smithson Valley Record Class 6A 1 Southwest Record Wagner Record Farris Stadium Notable Gustafson Stadium Notable NR Next Rutledge Stadium Notable New Braunfels Record Warrior Coliseum Notable NR Next: Vs. Cuero Davenport Record 5A Class 4A 2 Next: Vs. Steele La Vernia Record Bear Stadium Notable: The Bears
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