TSWA/USA Today Network Prep Poll - Oct. 13

October 13, 2025 Forrest Freeman

NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA Today Network announced football rankings after Week 8 on Monday. Top 10 teams in each of the six Division I classifications and Top 5 in three Division II classes were selected by TSWA members and USA Today writers with first-place votes in parentheses and total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote.

Division I
Class 1A
1. McKenzie (7-1) – 147 (12). Last Week: No. 1
2. South Pittsburg (6-1) – 138 (3). Last Week: No. 2
3. Coalfield (5-2) – 117. Last Week: No. 3
4. Clay County (6-1) – 101. Last Week: No. 4
5. Hampton (6-1) – 89. Last Week: No. 5
6. Dresden (6-2) – 81. Last Week: No. 6
7. Richland (5-2) – 51. Last Week: No. 9
8. Sale Creek (7-0) – 45. Last Week: No. 10
t9. South Fulton (6-1) – 15. Last Week: No. 7
t9. Memphis Middle College (6-1) – 15. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: Midway (14)

Class 2A
1. Milan (7-0) – 147 (12). Last Week: No. 1
2. East Robertson (8-0) – 138 (3). Last Week: No. 2
3. Peabody (8-0) – 110. Last Week: No. 3
4. Marion County (7-1) – 109. Last Week: No. 4
5. Huntingdon (7-1) – 90. Last Week: No. 5
6. Gordonsville (8-0) – 71. Last Week: No. 6
7. Fairley (6-2) – 51. Last Week: No. 7
8. East Nashville (2-4) – 47. Last Week: No. 8
9. Lewis County (7-0) – 32. Last Week: No. 9
10. Happy Valley (8-0) – 19. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 3A
1. Westview (7-0) – 150 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. Gatlinburg-Pittman (8-0) – 130. Last Week: No. 2
3. Covington (7-0) – 122. Last Week: No. 3
4. Tyner Academy (7-1) – 99. Last Week: No. 4
5. Meigs County (6-1) – 92. Last Week: No. 5
6. Melrose (6-1) – 75. Last Week: No. 6
7. Sequatchie County (5-2) – 55. Last Week: No. 7
8. Waverly (7-0) – 47. Last Week: 8
9. Dyersburg (5-2) – 28. Last Week: No. 9
10. White House Heritage (6-2) – 19. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 4A
1. Alcoa (7-0) – 150 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. Greeneville (6-1) – 131. Last Week: No. 2
3. Springfield (7-1)– 108. Last Week: No. 3
4. Pearl-Cohn (4-4) – 94. Last Week: No. 4
5. Upperman (6-2) – 87. Last Week: No. 5
6. Elizabethton (6-1) – 85. Last Week: 6
7. Anderson County (4-2) – 65. Last Week: No. 7
8. Haywood (5-2) – 44. Last Week: No. 8
9. White County (7-1) – 39. Last Week: No. 9
10. Stone Memorial (7-1) – 18. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 5A
1. Page (6-0) – 149 (14). Last Week: No. 2
2. Powell (6-0) – 126. Last Week: No. 3
3. Sevier County (6-1) – 123. Last Week: No. 1
4. Munford (7-0) – 110 (1). Last Week: No. 4
5. Beech (5-1) – 83. Last Week: No. 5
6. Walker Valley (6-1) – 79. Last Week: No. 6
7. East Hamilton (7-1) – 56. Last Week: No. 7
8. Kirkwood (7-1) – 43. Last Week: No. 8
9. Knox Central (5-2) – 32. Last Week: No. 9
10. Lincoln County (6-1) – 19. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 6A
1. Oakland (7-0) – 150 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. Ravenwood (7-0) – 135. Last Week: No. 2
3. Maryville (6-1) – 117. Last Week: No. 3
4. Oak Ridge (7-0) – 96. Last Week: No. 4
5. Southwind (8-0) – 93. Last Week: No. 5
6. Germantown (6-1) – 71. Last Week: No. 6
7. Antioch (8-0) – 60. Last Week: No. 8
8. Blackman (6-1) – 55. Last Week: No. 7
9. Riverdale (5-2) – 29. Last Week: No. 9
10. Lebanon (7-0) – 8. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-A
1. Nashville Christian (7-0) – 75 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. University School of Jackson (7-0) – 59. Last Week: 2
3. Friendship Christian (6-1) – 44. Last Week: No. 3
4. Trinity Christian (6-2) – 32. Last Week: No. 4
5. Jackson Christian (6-1) – 15. Last Week: No. 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AA
1. Boyd Buchanan (7-0) – 73 (14). Last Week: No. 2
2. Franklin Road Academy (6-1) – 55. Last Week: No. 1
3. Battle Ground Academy (6-1) – 41. Last Week: No. 3
4. Grace Christian Academy-Knoxville (5-2) – 35. Last Week: No. 5
5. Grace Christian Academy-Franklin (7-0) – 19. Last Week: 4
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AAA
1. Baylor School (6-0) – 75 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. Brentwood Academy (7-0) – 58. Last Week: No. 2
3. Ensworth School (6-2) – 43. Last Week: No. 3
4. McCallie School (5-2) – 34. Last Week: No. 4
5. Briarcrest Christian (5-3) – 13. Last Week: No. 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Publications that participated in the voting include The Tennessean in Nashville, the Knoxville News-Sentinel, The Commercial Appeal in Memphis, The Daily Herald in Columbia, The Daily News Journal in Murfreesboro, The Leaf-Chronicle in Clarksville, 615Preps.com, The Chattanooga Times-Free Press, Five Star Preps, The Mirror-Exchange in Milan, Tri-Cities Sports, The Westmoreland News, The Herald Citizen in Cookeville and Union City Messenger.

College players of the week named by TSWA - Oct. 7

October 7, 2025 Forrest Freeman

NASHVILLE – Tennessee Tech’s Kekoa Visperas and Chattanooga’s Kamari Todd were named Tennessee Sports Writers Association Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, on Tuesday, as announced by the organization.

Visperas posted 358 yards passing with four touchdowns and 431 yards of total offense in Tech’s win over Western Illinois. He completed 24-of-38 passes with TD throws of nine, 31, 25 and four yards. The Golden Eagles scored 28 consecutive points in the second and third quarters to break open a close game.

Visperas added 73 yards on the ground, helping Tech to a season-best 618 yards of total offense. He has completed 66 percent of his passes for 1,197 yards, 13 touchdowns and one interception through five games this season.

Todd posted a team-best 14 tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss in a 21-14 victory at VMI. The Mocs’ defense limited VMI to just 2-of-12 on third downs and 263 yards of total offense as well as two field goals in the contest (other touchdown came via an interception return).

Chattanooga also posted a goal-line stand in the third quarter, stopping the Keydets three times inside the three-yard line to preserve a 14-3 lead. Todd has recorded 25 tackles with 2.0 tackles for loss in six games this year.

MEN’S SOCCER: Sewanee’s Stokes McConnell scored twice in the second half of Sunday's come-from-behind, 2-1 victory at Millsaps for the Tigers. The junior converted a penalty kick six minutes into the second period after Isaac Rasheed was fouled in the box. Then in the 80th minute, he took a pass from Alpha Bah and buried the game-winner, his sixth goal of the season, all in the last eight matches.

WOMEN’S SOCCER: Vanderbilt’s Sydney Watts scored all three of her team’s goals in SEC victories over Auburn and Kentucky. She struck early with the game-winner in the 13th minute versus Auburn, finishing a feed from Olivia Stafford and Maci Teater to give Vanderbilt a 1-0 lead they would never relinquish. She followed that with two goals in a road win at Kentucky, opening the scoring in the 66th minute with an unassisted strike. Watts then delivered the game-winner eight minutes later, finishing off a setup from Stafford. She leads the Commodores with nine goals on the season, matching her 2024 total.

VOLLEYBALL: Trevecca Nazarene’s Addison Cunnagin posted two double-doubles in three victories for the Trojans. She registered 14 kills and 13 digs against Mississippi College, hitting .429, and collected 14 kills with four service aces and two blocks versus Lee University. She added 10 kills and 11 digs against West Alabama and leads the Gulf South Conference in league matches in hitting percentage, kills per set, aces per set and points. Trevecca has posted a 12-3 overall record, 6-0 in GSC play, the best volleyball start in the NCAA Division II era (since 2013).

2025 TSWA FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Colton Hood, Tennessee (Defense)
Sept. 9 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Theron Gaines, Tennessee Tech (Defense)
Sept. 16 | Bryson Rollins, Maryville College (Offense); CJ Heard, Vanderbilt (Defense)
Sept. 23 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Cannon Johnson, Cumberland (Defense)
Sept. 30 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Arion Carter, Tennessee (Defense)
Oct. 7 | Kekeo Visperas, Tennessee Tech (Offense); Kamari Todd, Chattanooga (Defense)

TSWA/USA Today Network Prep Poll - Oct. 6

October 6, 2025 Forrest Freeman

NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA Today Network announced football rankings after Week 7 on Monday. Top 10 teams in each of the six Division I classifications and Top 5 in three Division II classes were selected by TSWA members and USA Today writers with first-place votes in parentheses and total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote.

Division I
Class 1A
1. McKenzie (6-1) – 177 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. South Pittsburg (5-1) – 165 (3). Last Week: No. 2
3. Coalfield (5-2) – 141. Last Week: No. 3
4. Clay County (6-1) – 116. Last Week: No. 5
5. Hampton (6-1) – 104. Last Week: No. 6
6. Dresden (5-2) – 85. Last Week: No. 7
7. South Fulton (6-0) – 82. Last Week: No. 8
8. Oliver Springs (5-2) – 52. Last Week: No. 4
9. Richland (5-2) – 42. Last Week: No. 10
10. Sale Creek (6-0) – 13. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 2A
1. Milan (7-0) – 176 (14). Last Week: No. 1
2. East Robertson (7-0) – 166 (4). Last Week: No. 2
3. Peabody (7-0) – 135. Last Week: No. 3
4. Marion County (6-1) – 125. Last Week: No. 4
5. Huntingdon (6-1) – 107. Last Week: No. 5
6. Gordonsville (7-0) – 89. Last Week: No. 6
7. Fairley (5-2) – 63. Last Week: No. 7
8. East Nashville (2-4) – 57. Last Week: No. 8
9. Lewis County (7-0) – 30. Last Week: No. 10
10. Happy Valley (7-0) – 20. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: Bledsoe County (10)

Class 3A
1. Westview (6-0) – 180 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. Gatlinburg-Pittman (7-0) – 155. Last Week: No. 2
3. Covington (7-0) – 145. Last Week: No. 3
4. Tyner Academy (7-0) – 127. Last Week: No. 4
5. Meigs County (6-1) – 107. Last Week: No. 5
6. Melrose (6-1) – 90. Last Week: No. 6
7. Sequatchie County (5-2) – 68. Last Week: No. 8
8. Waverly (6-0) – 52. Last Week: 9
9. Dyersburg (5-2) – 35. Last Week: No. 7
10. Whites Creek Heritage (5-2) – 23. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 4A
1. Alcoa (7-0) – 180 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. Greeneville (6-1) – 157. Last Week: No. 3
3. Springfield (6-1)– 122. Last Week: No. 5
4. Pearl-Cohn (3-4) – 109. Last Week: No. 4
5. Upperman (5-2) – 106. Last Week: No. 6
6. Elizabethton (6-1) – 99. Last Week: 7
7. Anderson County (4-2) – 79. Last Week: No. 2
8. Haywood (5-2) – 51. Last Week: No. 9
9. White County (6-1) – 41. Last Week: No. 10
10. Stone Memorial (6-1) – 35. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: Crockett County (11)

Class 5A
1. Sevier County (6-0) – 180 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. Page (6-0) – 161. Last Week: No. 2
3. Powell (6-0) – 143. Last Week: No. 3
4. Munford (6-0) – 126. Last Week: No. 4
5. Beech (5-1) – 105. Last Week: No. 5
6. Walker Valley (6-1) – 90. Last Week: No. 7
7. East Hamilton (6-1) – 59. Last Week: No. 6
8. Kirkwood (6-1) – 56. Last Week: No. 8
9. Knox Central (5-2) – 37. Last Week: No. 9
10. Lincoln County (6-1) – 30. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 6A
1. Oakland (7-0) – 180 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. Ravenwood (7-0) – 162. Last Week: No. 2
3. Maryville (6-1) – 143. Last Week: No. 4
4. Oak Ridge (7-0) – 122. Last Week: No. 5
5. Southwind (7-0) – 100. Last Week: No. 6
6. Germantown (6-1) – 94. Last Week: No. 3
7. Blackman (6-1) – 73. Last Week: No. 7
8. Antioch (7-0) – 55. Last Week: No. 8
9. Riverdale (5-2) – 32. Last Week: No. 9
10. Collierville (5-2) – 20. Last Week: No. 9
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-A
1. Nashville Christian (6-0) – 90 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. University School of Jackson (6-1) – 69. Last Week: 3
3. Friendship Christian (6-1) – 55. Last Week: No. 4
4. Trinity Christian (5-2) – 36. Last Week: Not Ranked
5. Jackson Christian (6-1) – 19. Last Week: No. 2
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AA
1. Franklin Road Academy (6-0) – 85 (13). Last Week: No. 1
2. Boyd Buchanan (6-0) – 75 (5). Last Week: No. 2
3. Battle Ground Academy (5-1) – 54. Last Week: No. 3
4. Grace Christian Academy-Franklin (7-0) – 39. Last Week: 4
5. Grace Christian Academy-Knoxville (4-2) – 14. Last Week: No. 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AAA
1. Baylor School (6-0) – 90 (18). Last Week: No. 1
2. Brentwood Academy (6-0) – 71. Last Week: No. 2
3. Ensworth School (5-2) – 51. Last Week: No. 4
4. McCallie School (5-2) – 41. Last Week: No. 3
5. Briarcrest Christian (5-2) – 12. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Publications that participated in the voting include The Tennessean in Nashville, the Knoxville News Sentinel, The Commercial Appeal in Memphis, The Daily Herald in Columbia, The Daily News Journal in Murfreesboro, The Leaf-Chronicle in Clarksville, 615Preps.com, The Chattanooga Times Free Press, Five Star Preps, The Mirror-Exchange in Milan, Tri-Cities Sports, The Westmoreland News and Union City Messenger.

TSWA recognizes college players of the week - Sept. 30

September 30, 2025 Forrest Freeman

NASHVILLE – Vanderbilt’s Diego Pavia and Tennessee’s Arion Carter were named Tennessee Sports Writers Association Offensive and Defensive Players of the Week, respectively, on Tuesday, as announced by the organization.

Pavia accounted for 400 yards of total offense and six touchdowns in Vanderbilt’s win over Utah State. He completed 26-of-34 passes for 321 yards and a school-record-tying five touchdowns. He also led the Commodores with 79 yards rushing and one TD on just nine carries.

Pavia recorded a career-high in completions while posting 400 yards of total offense for the second time in his collegiate career. He became the only Commodore to account for six touchdowns against an NCAA FBS opponent since 1996 and guided a unit that finished with 543 yards of total offense. He moved into sixth place on the career touchdown passes list with 33 and helped Vanderbilt to its first 5-0 start since 2008. The Commodores have scored 30-plus points in each of its first five games and 50 or more points in consecutive contests for the first time since 1915.

Carter posted a career-best 17 tackles and provided the game-winning pass breakup in overtime on fourth down at the goal line in Tennessee’s overtime win at Mississippi State. His 17 tackled are tied for the most by an FBS player in a game this season (Chisom - UCLA, Hinspeter - UMass). Carter leads the SEC and is tied for second among Power Four players with 49 tackles this year. That total is 15 more than the next closest SEC player.

MEN’S SOCCER: Carson-Newman’s Mitchell Honcoop scored a goal in each of the team’s two matches, versus the University of Montevallo and a 2-1 victory at Newberry College. He posted an unassisted goal in the 26th minute to put the Eagles in front against Montevallo and netted what proved to be the game-winning score in the 86th minute, also unassisted, in a win versus Newberry. Honcoop has a team-leading four goals in eight matches this season.

WOMEN’S SOCCER: Maryville College’s Anabelle Procter recorded a pair of goals in two victories for the Scots. She scored twice in a victory against Huntingdon College, connecting on a penalty kick in the 21st minute and added a score in the 60th minute, her first goals of the season.

VOLLEYBALL: Middle Tennessee’s Raegan Durbin registered a pair of double-doubles in two matches for the Blue Raiders. She recorded 13 kills (.407 hitting efficiency) and 19 digs in a sweep of Kennesaw State and added 13 kills and 10 digs in the second meeting with the Owls. Durbin averaged 3.71 kills and 4.14 digs per set as an outside hitter.

2025 TSWA FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3 l Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Colton Hood, Tennessee (Defense)
Sept. 9 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Theron Gaines, Tennessee Tech (Defense)
Sept. 16 | Bryson Rollins, Maryville College (Offense); CJ Heard, Vanderbilt (Defense)
Sept. 23 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Cannon Johnson, Cumberland (Defense)
Sept. 30 | Diego Pavia, Vanderbilt (Offense); Arion Carter, Tennessee (Defense)

2025 TSWA MEN’S SOCCER PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3 l Grayson White, Sewanee
Sept. 9 | Alpha Bah, Sewanee
Sept. 16 | Grayson White, Sewanee
Sept. 23 | Stokes McConnell, Sewanee
Sept. 30 | Mitchell Honcoop, Carson-Newman

2025 TSWA WOMEN’S SOCCER PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3 l Susie Whitsett, Sewanee
Sept. 9 | Sara Wojdelko, Vanderbilt
Sept. 16 | Molly Buciewicz, Carson-Newman
Sept. 23 | Kylene Monaghan, Sewanee
Sept. 30 | Anabelle Procter, Maryville College

2025 TSWA VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Sept. 3 l Caroline Macander, Middle Tennessee
Sept. 9 | Kylie Wilhelmi, Maryville College
Sept. 16 | Emerson Ahsmuhs, Carson-Newman
Sept. 23 | Kamryn Chaney, Vanderbilt
Sept. 30 | Raegan Durbin, Middle Tennessee

TSWA/USA Today Network Prep Poll - Sept. 29

September 29, 2025 Forrest Freeman

NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Sports Writers Association and USA Today Network announced football rankings after Week 6 on Monday. Top 10 teams in each of the six Division I classifications and Top 5 in three Division II classes were selected by TSWA members and USA Today writers with first-place votes in parentheses and total points based on 10 points for a first-place vote through one point for a 10th-place vote.

Division I
Class 1A
1. McKenzie (5-1) – 157 (13). Last Week: No. 1
2. South Pittsburg (4-1) – 155 (3). Last Week: No. 2
3. Coalfield (4-2) – 123. Last Week: No. 3
4. Oliver Springs (5-1) – 109. Last Week: No. 4
5. Clay County (5-1) – 95. Last Week: No. 5
6. Hampton (5-1) – 67. Last Week: No. 8
7. Dresden (4-2) – 64. Last Week: No. 7
8. South Fulton (5-0) – 55. Last Week: No. 9
9. Huntland (5-1) – 34. Last Week: No. 10
10. Richland (4-2) – 19. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 2A
1. Milan (6-0) – 158 (14). Last Week: No. 1
2. East Robertson (6-0) – 146 (2). Last Week: No. 2
3. Peabody (6-0) – 117. Last Week: No. 3
4. Marion County (5-1) – 114. Last Week: No. 4
5. Huntingdon (5-1) – 96. Last Week: No. 5
6. Gordonsville (6-0) – 73. Last Week: No. 6
7. Fairley (4-2) – 53. Last Week: No. 7
8. East Nashville (1-4) – 50. Last Week: No. 8
9. Bledsoe County (5-1) – 42. Last Week: No. 9
10. Lewis County (6-0) – 24. Last Week: No. 10
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 3A
1. Westview (5-0) – 160 (16). Last Week: No. 1
2. Gatlinburg-Pittman (6-0) – 139. Last Week: No. 2
3. Covington (6-0) – 128. Last Week: No. 3
4. Tyner Academy (6-0) – 115. Last Week: No. 4
5. Meigs County (5-1) – 95. Last Week: No. 5
6. Melrose (5-1) – 78. Last Week: No. 6
7. Dyersburg (5-1) – 61. Last Week: No. 7
8. Sequatchie County (4-2) – 46. Last Week: No. 8
9. Waverly (5-0) – 33. Last Week: 9
10. Whites Creek (6-0) – 24. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 4A
1. Alcoa (6-0) – 160 (17). Last Week: No. 1
2. Anderson County (4-1) – 135. Last Week: No. 4
3. Greeneville (5-1) – 120. Last Week: No. 3
4. Pearl-Cohn (2-4) – 92. Last Week: No. 8
5. Springfield (5-1)– 91. Last Week: No. 2
6. Upperman (4-2) – 88. Last Week: No. 6
7. Elizabethton (5-1) – 86. Last Week: 7
8. Macon County (5-1) – 35. Last Week: No. 5
9. Haywood (4-2) – 34. Last Week: No. 9
10. White County (5-1) – 30. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Class 5A
1. Sevier County (5-0) – 158 (15). Last Week: No. 1
2. Page (5-0) – 144. Last Week: No. 2
3. Powell (5-0) – 130 (1). Last Week: No. 3
4. Munford (5-0) – 109. Last Week: No. 4
5. Beech (4-1) – 92. Last Week: No. 5
6. East Hamilton (6-0) – 77. Last Week: No. 7
7. Walker Valley (5-1) – 66. Last Week: No. 8
8. Kirkwood (5-1) – 37. Last Week: No. 10
9. Knox Central (4-2) – 28. Last Week: No. 9
10. Lincoln County (5-1) – 25. Last Week: No. 6
Other who received 10 or more points: McMinn County (12)

Class 6A
1. Oakland (6-0) – 160 (16). Last Week: No. 1
2. Ravenwood (6-0) – 143. Last Week: No. 2
3. Germantown (6-0) – 125. Last Week: No. 3
4. Maryville (5-1) – 115. Last Week: No. 4
5. Oak Ridge (6-0) – 94. Last Week: No. 5
6. Southwind (6-0) – 79. Last Week: No. 7
7. Blackman (5-1) – 56. Last Week: No. 6
8. Antioch (6-1) – 31. Last Week: Not Ranked
t9. Riverdale (3-2) – 23. Last Week: No. 10
t9. Collierville (4-2) – 23. Last Week: Not Ranked
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-A
1. Nashville Christian (6-0) – 80 (16). Last Week: No. 1
2. Jackson Christian (6-0) – 64. Last Week: No. 2
3. University School of Jackson (6-0) – 47. Last Week: 3
4. Friendship Christian (5-1) – 31. Last Week: No. 4
5. Donelson Christian (4-2) – 16. Last Week: No. 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AA
1. Franklin Road Academy (5-0) – 75 (11). Last Week: No. 3
2. Boyd Buchanan (5-0) – 67 (5). Last Week: No. 2
3. Battle Ground Academy (4-1) – 49. Last Week: No. 1
4. Grace Christian Academy-Franklin (6-0) – 34. Last Week: 4
5. Grace Christian Academy-Knoxville (4-1) – 8. Last Week: No. 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None

Division II-AAA
1. Baylor School (5-0) – 80 (16). Last Week: No. 1
2. Brentwood Academy (5-0) – 62. Last Week: No. 2
4. McCallie School (5-1) – 43. Last Week: No. 4
3. Ensworth School (4-2) – 38. Last Week: No. 3
5. Montgomery Bell Academy (4-1) – 17. Last Week: 5
Other who received 10 or more points: None