Funkster’s Fab 40 Statewide Rankings – Week 7

Written by: Josh Funk on Monday, October 18th, 2010. Follow Josh Funk on Twitter.

 

Week 7 rankings include the team, geographic district, season record and last week’s result. Teams listed as honorable mentions are arranged in numerical order by geographic district.

AAAA:

1. Pittsburgh Central Catholic (7, 7-0), def. Gateway 21-7

2. Ridley (1, 7-0), def. Marple Newtown 46-21

3. LaSalle College (12, 6-1), def. Father Judge 42-14

4. North Penn (1, 6-1), def. Quakertown 35-20

5. Wilson-West Lawn (3, 7-0), def. Ephrata 63-0

6. North Allegheny (7, 7-0), def. Pine-Richland 35-7

7. Mt. Lebanon (7, 7-0), def. Bethel Park 21-7

8. Cumberland Valley (3, 6-1), def. Central Dauphin East 35-6

9. Downingtown East (1, 6-1), def. Bishop Shanahan 35-8

10. Council Rock South (1, 7-0), def. Neshaminy 28-21

HONORABLE MENTION: Bayard Rustin (1), Boyertown (1), Central Bucks West (1), Neshaminy (1), Penn Wood (1), Cedar Cliff (3), Central Dauphin (3), Dallastown (3), Daniel Boone (3), Harrisburg (3), Red Lion (3), Williamsport (4), Erie McDowell (7), McKeesport Area (7), North Hills (7), Peters Township (7), Upper St. Clair (7), Perry Traditional Academy (8), Easton Area (11), Emmaus (11), Nazareth (11), Whitehall (11), George Washington (12), Roman Catholic (12)

AAA:

1. Archbishop Wood (12, 7-0), def. Archbishop Carroll 49-0

2. Allentown Central Catholic (11, 7-0), def. Parkland 34-7

3. Cardinal O’Hara (12, 7-0), def. Monsignor Bonner 16-6

4. Montour (7, 7-0), def. Blackhawk 44-20

5. Abington Heights (2, 7-0), def. Scranton 28-0

6. West Allegheny (7, 6-1), def. New Castle 35-7

7. Lampeter-Strasburg (3, 7-0), def. Garden Spot 42-7

8. Thomas Jefferson (7, 6-1), def. Washington Trinity 30-6

9. Grove City (10, 7-0), def. Oil City 35-17

10. Dallas (2, 7-0), def. Crestwood 28-20

HONORABLE MENTION: Academy Park (1), Pottsgrove (1), Strath Haven (1), Upper Moreland (1), Valley View (2), West Scranton (2), Bishop McDevitt (3), Conrad Weiser (3), Greencastle-Antrim (3), Hershey (3), Shippensburg (3), Susquehanna Township (3), West York Area (3), Shikellamy (4), Greater Johnstown (6), Indian Valley (6), Blackhawk (7), Franklin Regional (7), Greensburg-Salem (7), Knoch (7), Mars (7), Ringgold (7), Clearfield Area (9), Punxsutawney (9), Oil City (10), Warren Area (10), Bangor Area (11), Blue Mountain (11), Pottsville (11)

AA:

1. Aliquippa (7, 7-0), def. Beaver Area 20-14 (OT)

2. Lancaster Catholic (3, 7-0), def. Northern Lebanon 47-7

3. Greensburg Central Catholic (7, 7-0), def. Mohawk 21-14

4. South Fayette (7, 7-0), def. South Allegheny 54-17

5. Tyrone (6, 7-0), def. Bald Eagle Area 21-0

6. North Schuylkill (11, 7-0), def. Mount Carmel Area 34-0

7. Lewisburg (4, 7-0), def. Warrior Run 48-28

8. Forest Hills (6, 7-0), def. Penn Cambria 34-6

9. Northern Lehigh (11, 7-0), def. Northwestern Lehigh 21-0

10. West Catholic (12, 5-2), def. Conwell-Egan Catholic 49-0

HONORABLE MENTION: GAR Memorial (2), Lakeland (2), Lake Lehman (2), Susquehanna Community (2), Camp Hill Trinity (3), Delone Catholic (3), Littlestown (3), Wyomissing (3), Bloomsburg Area (4), Danville (4), Hughesville (4), Mount Carmel Area (4), Towanda (4), Chestnut Rudge (5), Huntingdon Area (6), Ligonier Valley (6), Beaver Area (7), Beaver Falls (7), Ford City (7), Seton-LaSalle (7), Steel Valley (7), Brockway (9), Brookville Area (9), Fairview (10), General McLane (10), North East (10), Sharon Area (10), Wilmington Area (10), Pen Argyl (11), Pine Grove (11), Bok Vo-Tech (12)

A:

1. Clairton (7, 7-0), def. Brentwood 52-0

2. Riverside (2, 7-0), def. Honesdale 42-0

3. Rochester (7, 7-0), def. Cornell 41-0

4. Farrell (10, 7-0), def. West Middlesex 41-0

5. Sharpsville (10, 7-0), def. Mercer Area 52-0

6. Southern Columbia (4, 5-2), lost to Danville 28-18

7. Line Mountain (4, 6-1), def. Upper Dauphin Area 49-12

8. Penns Manor (6, 7-0), def. Saltsburg 41-0

9. Curwensville (9, 6-1), def. Ridgway 61-14

10. Mercyhurst Prep (10, 7-0), def. Cochranton 67-7

HONORABLE MENTION: Calvary Christian Academy (1), Dunmore (2), Old Forge (2), Millersburg (3), Reading Holy Name (3), Steelton-Highspire (3), Berlin-Brothersvalley (5), Northern Bedford County (5), Bishop Carroll (6), Bellwood-Antis (6), Juniata Valley (6), Portage (6), United (6), Avonworth (7), Bishop Canevin (7), Chartiers-Houston (7), Cornell (7), Monesson (7), Springdale (7), Sto-Rox (7), Elk County Catholic (9), Saegertown (10)

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8 Responses to “Funkster’s Fab 40 Statewide Rankings – Week 7”

1. brody says:
   October 21st, 2010 at 12:44 pm

   i think shamokin should be a AAA honorable mention??

2. nick says:
   October 20th, 2010 at 1:17 am

   what about mahanoy area or even shenandoah for a

3. Cougars says:
   October 19th, 2010 at 1:22 pm

   Where are the cougars (springfield-delco) at?!

4. JOE says:
   October 19th, 2010 at 11:54 am

   Josh,
   Does Spring-Ford have to win against Boyertown to finally get on the HM ?
   I don’t know what this team has to do to get some ink !!!!

5. Josh Funk says:
   October 18th, 2010 at 11:04 pm

   J.P. – I had been watching York Catholic and saw they’d cracked some HM lists earlier in the season. If York Catholic had defeated Delone, I would have probably added them. But I can’t reward teams by moving them onto the list if they lose, even if it’s by 1 point in OT to a team from a higher classification. The Irish have some nice athletes on this ’10 team – Laucks, Moore and Sentz – and I have my eye on them. I’m just not of the mindset you move a team onto a list for a close loss. That’s rewarding defeat.

6. J.P. Asuncion says:
   October 18th, 2010 at 3:45 pm

   Dear Josh,

   You may want to include York Catholic in your
   single A Honorable Mention. They gave Delone Catholic all the could handle and lost in OT.
   Delone is a AA honorable mention…

7. JOE says:
   October 18th, 2010 at 8:08 am

   HEY CHECK OUT SPRING-FORD !!! JUST ROLLING ALONG UNDER THE WIRE …….

8. MOOSE says:
   October 18th, 2010 at 6:29 am

   Flippin Phil…after what NS did to MCA, I am now a believer. Still think they play a soft schedule, but I also now think they’re for real. Good Luck the rest of the way!