Thanks to its tough defense, Alamo Heights gritted out a 21-7 victory against Churchill and moved up to No. 1 in the Express-News Sub-6A football rankings.
Class 6A 1. Steele Record: 2-0 Previous ranking: 1 Next: vs. Brandeis , 7 p.m. Saturday, Gustafson Stadium Notable : After blowing out previous No. 2 Reagan last week, the Knights are solidifying themselves as the area’s top team by a wide margin.
Your free all-access pass to the best high school sports coverage in San Antonio 2. Brandeis Record: 2-0 Previous ranking: 3 Next: vs. Steele, 7 p.m., Saturday, Gustafson Stadium Notable: The Broncos have defeated Steele once in eight games. 3. Harlan Record: 2-0 Previous ranking: 4 Next: vs. Brennan, 7 p.m. Sept. 19, Farris Stadium Notable: After defeating Madison 31-23, the Hawks get two weeks to prepare for Brennan. 4. Reagan Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 2 Next: vs. Temple, 7:30 p.m.
Brennan uses big plays, strong defense to take down Smithson Valley 6. Johnson Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 5 Next: vs. McAllen Memorial, 7:30 p.m., Alice Notable: Sophomore Elvis Estrada passed for 236 yards in Johnson's 38-24 loss against Pieper as the Jaguars look to get running back Lorenn “Bubba” Johnson some offensive help. 7. Judson Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 7 Next: vs. Roosevelt, 7 p.m.
New Braunfels Canyon holds on after squandering two-score lead to win Wurst Bowl 9. Churchill Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 9 Next: vs. Clemens, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Lehnhoff Stadium Notable: Churchill stays at No. 9 thanks to an impressive defensive performance in a 21-7 loss against Alamo Heights. 10. Taft Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 6 Next: vs. Marshall, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Farris Stadium Notable: A slow start doomed the Raiders in last week’s 26-24 loss against Eagle Pass.
Alamo Heights football slugs out tough victory over Churchill 2. Pieper Record: 2-0 Previous ranking: 3 Next: at Davenport, 7 p.m. Friday Notable: The Warriors have averaged 311.0 yards through the air in victories against Boerne and Johnson. 3. Smithson Valley Record: 1-1 Previous ranking: 1 Next: vs. Madison, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Comalander Stadium Notable: After their 24-13 loss against Brennan, the Rangers fall from the top spot for the first time since 2022. 4.
Churchill 2 Greyhounds The Warriors Express-News Sub-6A Brandeis Hawks Lehnhoff Stadium Notable Madison Rangers New Braunfels Broncos Temple The Cougars New Braunfels Canyon Boerne Champion Record Hutto. 8 Jaguars New Braunfels Canyon. 7 Raiders Medina Valley Mustangs Class 6A Laredo United Holy Cross Harlandale Memorial Stadium Notable: The Knights San Antonio Christian Boerne Brennan Record Steele Brandeis Record Reagan Lorenn ``Bubba'' Johnson Harlan Record Clayton Namken Cayden Mills Pieper Record Brennan. 4 Sotomayor Rattlers Jay Record Laredo Nixon Eagle Pass Clemens Alice Notable: Sophomore Elvis Estrada Bo Amador Antonian Wagner Alamo Heights San Antonio Heroes Stadium Smithson Valley Cougar Stadium Smithson Valley 6 Unicorn Stadium New Braunfels Canyon Medina Valley Davenport Mcallen Memorial Roosevelt Del Rio South San La Vernia Steele Record Gustafson Stadium Notable Farris Stadium Notable E-N New Braunfels Canyon Record Churchill Record Johnson Record Judson Record Taft Record Alamo Heights Record RELATED Class 6A Class 6A 1 Rockets New Braunfels Record Reagan Record Southwest Record Smithson Valley Record Davenport Record NR Next: Vs. Alamo Heights Rutledge Stadium Notable 6 Next: Vs. Marshall Boerne Record Wurst Bowl NR Next Sotomayor Sub-6A 1 Mules Comalander Stadium Notable Davenport Stadium Notable Class 6A. 10 The Chargers Wurst Bowl 9 Holy Bowl 3 Next: Vs. Steele 9 Next: Vs. Central Catholic 1 Next: Vs. Madison Southwest Legacy Titan Stadium Notable: The Drago
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