Austin, Texas, September 1, 2025
News Summary
The landscape of Texas high school football has evolved with the release of the Week 2 rankings by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football. Several teams have dropped out, including Galena Park North Shore and DeSoto, following a thrilling opening week filled with competitive matchups. Highlights include the Anderson Trojans crushing McCallum Knights and Westlake’s unexpected loss to Prosper. As teams strive for the top, the upcoming games promise to further shake up the rankings and provide exciting moments for football fans across Texas.
Austin, Texas – The high school football landscape in Texas has shifted as Dave Campbell’s Texas Football released its Week 2 statewide rankings for the 2025 season on Monday. The rankings, which can be accessed at TexasFootball.com/Rankings, come on the heels of an exciting opening week that saw competitive matchups and surprising results across the state.
Notably, several teams have dropped out of the rankings, impacting the competitive scene. Dropped teams include Galena Park North Shore (previously ranked No. 4), College Station (No. 8), Huntsville (No. 8), DeSoto (No. 10), Liberty-Eylau (No. 7), and Joaquin (No. 10). These changes reflect the dynamic nature of the early season as teams vie for top positions.
One of the highlights from the opening week was the Shoal Creek Showdown, where the Anderson Trojans triumphed over the McCallum Knights with a decisive score of 37-2. This victory set a competitive tone for Anderson’s season and contributed significantly to their ranking updates.
In another major upset, the ranked team Westlake faced an unexpected defeat against Prosper, marking their first season-opening loss since 2014 with a score of 29-22. Additionally, the reigning Class 6A Division II state champions, Vandegrift, suffered a setback against Dripping Springs, while Lake Travis secured a commanding win over Arlington Martin, finishing 48-21.
Week 1 also showcased a flurry of noteworthy scores from other matchups: Weiss defeated McNeil decisively at 56-28, while Stony Point topped East View 42-20. Other games included Pflugerville with a narrow victory over Leander at 21-14, Marble Falls blanking Crockett 48-0, and Shoemaker defeating Round Rock 56-28. Additional relevant scores included Waco Midway 56, Westwood 19, Hays 43, Elgin 13, and Eastside with a commanding 42-6 victory over Navarro.
Key individual performances from the Dallas area highlighted runners and passers as well: J-Uan Harrison Jr. of Mansfield Legacy led the rushing yards with an impressive 253, while Buck Randall from Highland Park showcased exceptional passing numbers with 399 yards.
Looking ahead, upcoming matchups include a highly anticipated rivalry between Gruver and Spearman, along with several other competitive games that may further shake up the current rankings.
The start to the 2025 high school football season has brought exhilarating action, hinting at a promising year for Texas football enthusiasts. As teams gather momentum and battle for supremacy, the focus will not only be on rankings but also on the spirit of competition that defines Texas high school football.
FAQ
What are the latest Texas high school football rankings?
Week 2 rankings for the Texas high school football teams were released, indicating shifts and several teams dropping from the rankings.
Which teams dropped out of the rankings?
Teams that dropped out include Galena Park North Shore, College Station, Huntsville, DeSoto, Liberty-Eylau, and Joaquin.
What were some significant scores from Week 1?
Key scores included Weiss 56 vs. McNeil 28, and Lake Travis winning against Arlington Martin 48-21.
Who were the standout individual performers in Week 1?
Notable individual performances included J-Uan Harrison Jr. with 253 rushing yards and Buck Randall with 399 passing yards.
What upcoming matchups are expected to influence future rankings?
Highlighted upcoming games include the rivalry match between Gruver and Spearman, along with several other competitive encounters.
Key Features of Texas High School Football Rankings – Week 2
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Ranking Provider | Dave Campbell’s Texas Football |
| Recent Changes | Dropped teams include Galena Park North Shore, College Station, Huntsville, DeSoto, Liberty-Eylau, and Joaquin. |
| Notable Results | Anderson 37, McCallum 2; Westlake 22, Prosper 29; Lake Travis 48, Arlington Martin 21. |
| Top Performers | J-Uan Harrison Jr. (253 rushing yards); Buck Randall (399 passing yards). |
| Upcoming Matchups | Gruver vs. Spearman and more competitive games. |
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Additional Resources
- Dave Campbell’s Texas Football – Week 2 Rankings
- Wikipedia: Texas High School Football
- Austin Statesman – UIL Scores Week 1
- Google Search: Texas High School Football
- ABC 7 Amarillo – Week 1 Scores
- Google News: Texas High School Football Scores
- Dallas News – Top Performers Week 1
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Texas High School Football
- On3 – Top 25 Teams September 1
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