We are in the final stretch of the high school football season. The regular season ends this month and each game becomes more and more important as teams jockey for playoff spots. The top 12 teams make the playoffs in each region. A great resource for the playoff rankings is from Joe Eitel. You can find everything at his site here.

Harrison QB Brady Lawhon throws a pass against East Central (Credit: Chris Asbrock, ISC)

We have now hit the final month of the season and there are just four games left. Teams are starting to jockey for position in the playoff rankings in their region. There are some huge games that will play a major factor in the playoff rankings and how things shake out.

Without further ado, here are the ISC High School Football Top 10 rankings for week 8.

1. Princeton (7-0) (Last Week rank: #1)

Last Game: Win vs. Mason, 47-0
Next Game: Friday at Hamilton, 7 p.m.

2. Moeller (5-2) (Last Week rank: #6)

Last Game: Win vs. #2 Elder, 35-28
Next Game: Friday at St. Ignatius, 7 p.m.

3. Lakota West (6-1) (Last Week rank: #3)

Last Game: Win at Middletown, 35-0
Next Game: Friday vs. Colerain, 7 p.m.

4. Anderson (6-1) (Last Week rank: #4) 

Last Game: Win vs. Turpin, 66-21
Next Game: Friday at Walnut Hills, 7 p.m.

5. Winton Woods (6-1) (Last Week rank: #5)

Last Game: Win at Loveland, 56-0
Next Game: Friday vs. West Clermont, 7 p.m.

6. Lebanon (5-1) (Last Week rank: #9)

Last Game: Win vs. Milford, 39-29
Next Game: Friday at Turpin, 7 p.m.

7. Elder (5-2) (Last Week rank: #2)

Last Game: Loss at #6 Moeller, 35-28
Next Game: Friday at Highlands (KY), 7 p.m.

8. Harrison (6-1) (Last Week rank: #8)

Last Game: Win vs. Mt. Healthy, 49-13
Next Game: Friday vs. Talawanda, 7 p.m.

9. Little Miami (4-3) (Last Week rank: #NR)

Last Week: Win at Kings, 20-19
Next Game: Friday vs. Loveland, 7 p.m.

10. Middletown (4-3) (Last Week rank: #NR)

Last Game: Loss vs. #3 Lakota West, 35-0
Next Game: Friday at Lakota East, 7 p.m.

Dropped Out: #7 St. Xavier, #10 Badin

On the outside looking in: Badin, Lakota East

 

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