My 3A Rankings as of now...

[blackknight_pride]

1. Norcom
2. John Marshall
3. Northside
4. Western Albemarle
5. George Wythe
6. Spotswood
7. Armstrong
8. Heritage (Lynchburg)
9. Cave Spring
10. William Monroe
11. Hidden Valley
12. Hopewell
13. Phoebus
14. Alleghany
15. Rustburg
16. Monticello
17. Waynesboro
18. Lord Botetourt
19. Poquoson
20. James Monroe
21. Colonial Heights
22. Rockbridge County
23. Blacksburg
24. Thomas Jefferson
25. Tabb

Honorable Mention: Culpeper County, Southampton, Patrick County

 

[Valley Man]

Waynesboro got throttled by Spotswood by 38 and it wasn't that close. Stick to a Top 10 and add 4-5 honorable mentions. Top 25 in each division in VA is like giving everyone a trophy. Oh wait .. that is what VA does.

 

[blackknight_pride]

you're right about that

 

[blackknight_pride]

And I see what you are saying Valley Man, but I like doing a Top 25 simply because no one else (other than Maxpreps ) does one. And yes, typically, the gap between the top 12-15 and the rest can be very big indeed in many divisions. But I like doing Top 25's just to give some of these other teams some recognition (not necessarily a trophy ).

 

[DanvilleSportsHead]

I'd go on record and say that TJ would beat a good majority of the teams ahead of them with the exception of Marshall, Norcom, Spotswood , Armstrong and maybe Wythe. Matter of fact, they play Marshall this Friday. I think they're A LOT better than 24 IMO.

 

[Sportacus]

1. Norcom
2. John Marshall
3. Northside
4. Western Albemarle
5. George Wythe
6. Spotswood
7. Armstrong
8. Heritage (Lynchburg)
9. Cave Spring
10. William Monroe
11. Hidden Valley
12. Hopewell
13. Phoebus
14. Alleghany
15. Rustburg
16. Monticello
17. Waynesboro
18. Lord Botetourt
19. Poquoson
20. James Monroe
21. Colonial Heights
22. Rockbridge County
23. Blacksburg
24. Thomas Jefferson
25. Tabb

Honorable Mention: Culpeper County, Southampton, Patrick County

Thanks! I also like the top 25. Everybody knows about the "Big Dogs" at the top but I enjoy seeing some of the other teams that are having good years. Thanks again!