South Carolina Prep Football Media Poll Rankings Released

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The latest South Carolina Prep Football Media Poll rankings reveal the top high school football teams statewide across different classes, showcasing undefeated records and fierce competition.

Columbia, South Carolina – South Carolina Prep Football Media Poll Rankings Released

The latest South Carolina Prep Football Media Poll rankings for October 14, 2025, reveal the top high school football teams statewide across different classes. Irmo leads Class 5A with a perfect 7-0 record, followed closely by Northwestern, who boasts a 7-1 record. In Class 4A, South Pointe tops the board with a 6-1 record and 19 first-place votes. Belton-Honea Path commands Class 3A with a 7-0 record. Central holds the number one spot in Class 2A, also showing an undefeated record of 6-0. Finally, Bamberg-Ehrhardt leads Class 1A with a 7-0 record.

Class 5A Standings

In Class 5A rankings, the top ten teams are:

  1. Irmo (17 first-place votes, 7-0)
  2. Northwestern (3 first-place votes, 7-1)
  3. Dutch Fork (5-1)
  4. Summerville (6-1)
  5. Greenwood (6-1)
  6. Ridge View (5-2)
  7. James Island (6-1)
  8. Gaffney (5-2)
  9. Indian Land (7-0)
  10. TL Hanna (6-1)

Other teams receiving votes include Dorman, Stratford, Spartanburg, White Knoll, Sumter, Greenville, and Byrnes, highlighting a competitive atmosphere in the class.

Class 4A Standings

In Class 4A, the rankings are as follows:

  1. South Pointe (19 first-place votes, 6-1)
  2. South Florence (1 first-place vote, 6-1)
  3. AC Flora (7-1)
  4. Gray Collegiate (5-2)
  5. Daniel (6-1)
  6. North Augusta (6-1)
  7. Hilton Head Island (6-1)
  8. Seneca (7-1)
  9. Camden (6-2)
  10. May River (6-1)

Notable mentions include Wren, Midland Valley, and Hartsville, who also received votes from poll participants.

Class 3A Standings

The competitive field in Class 3A features:

  1. Belton-Honea Path (14 first-place votes, 7-0)
  2. Oceanside Collegiate (5 first-place votes, 6-2)
  3. Newberry (1 first-place vote, 8-0)
  4. Loris (7-0)
  5. Mountain View Prep (7-0)
  6. Woodruff (6-1)
  7. Orangeburg-Wilkinson (7-0)
  8. Marlboro County (6-1)
  9. Swansea (7-0)
  10. Dillon (4-3)

Others receiving votes include Powdersville and Christ Church, reflecting the strength of multiple programs across the class.

Class 2A Standings

Class 2A standings include:

  1. Central (20 first-place votes, 6-0)
  2. Clinton (5-3)
  3. Strom Thurmond (6-1)
  4. Timberland (6-1)
  5. Hampton County (4-3)
  6. Phillip Simmons (5-2)
  7. Fairfield Central (5-3)
  8. Saluda (5-2)
  9. Batesburg-Leesville (4-3)
  10. Chester (5-3)

Receiving votes from the panel were North Central, Andrew Jackson, East Clarendon, and Chesnee, indicating a broad competitive field.

Class 1A Standings

In Class 1A, the rankings show the following leaders:

  1. Bamberg-Ehrhardt (18 first-place votes, 7-0)
  2. Abbeville (2 first-place votes, 5-2)
  3. Cross (7-1)
  4. Ware Shoals (7-0)
  5. Carvers Bay (8-0)
  6. Johnsonville (5-1)
  7. Latta (5-1)
  8. Lamar (5-2)
  9. Lewisville (4-3)
  10. Hunter-Kinard-Tyler (5-2)

Other teams that received votes from the media include Dixie, Scott’s Branch, and Baptist Hill, showcasing a wide range of talent across the state.

Background Context

The rankings are determined by a panel of sports journalists and community members who closely follow high school football in South Carolina. The performance of each team is evaluated based on their win-loss record, quality of opponents, and overall gameplay. This current poll offers insights into the dynamics of high school football in the state, highlighting emerging talents and showcasing established programs that have maintained their competitive edge.

This season continues to evolve, and the coming weeks will be crucial as teams push for playoff positions and vie for state championships. Coaches, players, and fans alike are already anticipating the thrilling matchups on the horizon that will test these rankings.

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