Alberta – Rankings for all 4 tiers – Week 10

Here are the Football Alberta high school rankings.

Picture: Bev Facey QB Taylor Yaremchuk (Team Alberta)

Tier I (School Pop. 1250 +)
Rank* School & Record City/Town Last Weeks Result and Upcoming Opponent
1(1) Raymond (8-0) Raymond beat L.C.I. 30-0 (next vs. Bishop O’Byrne)
2(3) Notre Dame (8-0) Calgary beat Henry Wise Wood 36-13 & Bishop O’Byrne 13-0 (next vs. Jasper Place)
3(4) Harry Ainlay (8-0) Edmonton beat Jasper Place 41-11 (next vs. Bev Facey)
4(7) Salisbury (7-2) Sherwood Park beat Bev Facey 22-21 (next vs. Grande Prairie)
5(2) Bev Facey (9-1) Sherwood Park lost to Salisbury 21-22 (next vs. Harry Ainlay)
6(8) Bishop O’Byrne (6-3) Calgary beat St. Francis 27-7 & lost to Notre Dame 0-13 (next vs. Raymond)
7(5) L.C.I. (5-2) Lethbridge lost to Raymond 0-30 (season over)
8(6) St. Francis (4-3) Calgary lost to Bishop O’Byrne 7-27 (season over)
9(9) Jasper Place (4-4) Edmonton lost to Harry Ainlay 11-41 (next vs. Notre Dame)
10(10) Spruce Grove (5-3) Spruce Grove did not play (season over)

* last weeks rank in parentheses.

Tier II (School Pop. 750-1249)
Rank* School & Record City/Town Last Weeks Result and Upcoming Opponent
1(1) Hunting Hills (10-0) Red Deer beat Camrose 36-30 (6OT) (next vs. St. Mary’s)
2(2) St. Mary’s (8-1) Calgary beat John G. Diefenbaker 17-6 & Bishop Grandin 13-10 (next vs. Hunting Hills)
3(5) Foothills (8-2) Okotoks beat Springbank 36-0 (next vs. Catholic Central)
4(6) Lloydminster (9-1) Lloydminster beat Cold Lake 35-22 (next vs. Austin O’Brien)
5(7) Catholic Central (5-4) Lethbridge beat Holy Trinity Academy 23-6 (next vs. Foothills)
6(3) St. Josephs (8-2) Grande Prairie lost to Peace River 14-22 (next vs. McNally)
7(4) Holy Trinity Aca. (8-2) Okotoks lost to Catholic Central 6-23 (season over)
8(-) McNally (7-4) Edmonton beat M.E. LaZerte 49-27 (next vs. St. Josephs)
9(9) Medicine Hat (6-2) Medicine Hat did not play (season over)
10(-) Austin O’Brien (2-7) Edmonton did not play (next vs. Lloydminster)

* last weeks rank in parentheses.

Tier III (School Pop. 450-749)
Rank* School & Record City/Town Last Weeks Result and Upcoming Opponent
1(1) Cochrane (9-1) Cochrane did not play (next vs. Brooks)
2(2) Peace River (10-1) Peace River beat St. Josephs 22-14 (next vs. Beaumont)
3(4) Cardston (9-4) Cardston beat Winston Churchill 58-0 (next vs. Olds)
4(5) Olds (7-0) Olds beat Strathmore 35-13 (next vs. Cardston)
5(3) Cold Lake (7-2) Cold Lake lost to Lloydminster 22-35 (next vs. Stettler)
6(6) Bow Valley (6-2) Cochrane did not play (season over)
7(7) Brooks (2-7) Brooks did not play (next vs. Cochrane)
8(8) St. Paul (4-3) St. Paul did not play (season over)
9(9) Stettler (4-4-1) Stettler did not play (next vs. Cold Lake)
10(10) Winston Churchill (3-6) Lethbridge lost to Cardston 0-58 (season over)

* – last weeks rank in parentheses.

Tier IV (School Pop. 449 or less)
Rank* School & Record City/Town Last Weeks Result and Upcoming Opponent
1(1) Willow Creek (8-0) Claresholm beat Kate Andrews 42-6 (next vs. Drumheller)
2(2) Ardrossan (7-2-1) Ardrossan beat Archbishop O’Leary 15-14 (next vs. Sexsmith)
3(3) Rundle College (7-3) Calgary beat Drumheller 51-6 (next vs. St. Timothy’s)
4(5) Holy Rosary (6-2) Lloydminster did not play (next vs. West Central)
5(4) Drumheller (6-3) Drumheller lost to Rundle College 6-51 (next vs. Willow Creek)
6(6) Sexsmith (4-4) Sexsmith did not play (next vs. Ardrossan)
7(7) West Central (4-5-1) Rocky Mtn. Hs. beat Sylvan Lake 28-10 (next vs. Holy Rosary)
8(8) St. Timothy’s (3-4) Cochrane did not play (next vs.Rundle College)
9(9) Canmore (3-5) Canmore did not play (season over)
10(10) Wainwright (2-4) Wainwright did not play (season over)

*- last weeks rank in parentheses.

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WEEK 1 RANKINGS

Here are the Weekly Top-10 Rankings for all four Tier’s of high school football in Alberta for the 2010 season. These rankings will come out every Sunday (except for Labor Day when they will come out on Tuesday) from now up until Nov. 8.

The teams are slotted into Tiers based on their estimated school size, which may change once official counts are known at the end of September. Please note that games vs. US opponents, or tournaments are not taken into consideration for ranking or listed in the overall record of the schools due to too many variables and inconsistent rules for those games.

Source: Football Alberta