This week in Minneapolis, the Minnesota high school football scene has seen thrilling games and powerful performances as the second edition of the Top 20 rankings kicks off. Some teams faced tough competition while others showcased their dominance on the field.
The new rankings aim to highlight the best football teams in the state, regardless of their class size. Each team faces its unique challenges, especially smaller schools that may struggle to compete with larger programs. With seven classes designated by the Minnesota State High School League, schools can vary greatly in size, from those with just nine players to massive programs with over 3,000 students. These numbers impact how teams can form and maintain their rosters.
So far this season, larger schools dominate the spotlight due to their size and talent pool, allowing them to field more capable players and keep them fresh throughout the game. With conditions as they are, only the best players at larger schools typically play both offense and defense, while smaller schools often rely on athletes to juggle both roles.
This week’s rankings show some shifts, especially after Lakeville South faced a surprising loss, dropping from the top spots. Here’s how the teams stack up:
Fans are looking forward to Friday’s games, which promise to be exciting as teams aim to climb the ranks. With so much talent and determination, the weeks ahead are sure to bring more surprises.
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