Here are the Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend high school football power rankings after Week 6 of the 2026 season.
Week 6
Oct. 7
Class 5A/4A
1. Gregory-Portland Wildcats (6-0)
Last week: 1
Wildcats held Brownsville Porter to negative yardage and without a single first down.
2. Calallen Wildcats (5-1)
Last week: 2
Calallen weathered the weather postponing their game with King and used a big second half to roll to a win.
3. Veterans Memorial Eagles (5-1)
Last week: 3
Eagles defense appears to be back in early season form with another stellar performance.
4. Ray Texans (5-0)
Last week: 4
Ray had a much-needed open date and now prepares for the stretch run.
5. Rockport-Fulton Pirates (4-1)
Last week: 5
District 16-4A DII took the week off and the Pirates face a challenge from Class 4A newcomer London this week.
6. Carroll Tigers (3-3)
Last week: 6
Tigers took their explosive
offense on the road, rolling to 64 points to even their record and stay unbeaten in district.
7. Miller Buccaneers (4-2)
Last week: 7
Bucs head to their open date with two district wins in their back pocket.
8. Alice Coyotes (5-0)
Last week: 8
Alice had an unexpected open date after their non-district opponent had to reschedule due to weather.
9. Flour Bluff Hornets (2-3)
Last week: 9
The Hornets had two weeks to shake off a loss to Carroll and now look to bounce back at home.
10. London Pirates (4-1)
Last week: 10
Pirates take their crack at district favorite Rockport-Fulton on a televised Thursday night game.
Dropped out: None
Class 3A/2A/Private Schools
1. Sinton Pirates (3-2)
Last week: 1
Sinton opens up district play as the favorite.
2. George West Longhorns (5-0)
Last week: 2
The Longhorns have big games on tap against fellow unbeatens Hebbronville and Cotulla.
3. San Diego Vaqueros (5-1)
Last week: 3
Vaqueros make quick work of Progreso in a weather-shortened game.
4. Orange Grove Bulldogs (3-2)
Last week: 4
Bulldogs get a big one right out of the gate with Goliad coming to town.
5. Hebbronville Longhorns (5-0)
Last week: 5
Hebbronville faces fellow unbeaten Cotulla in one of the marquee matchups of Week 7.
Dropped out: None
This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: Few changes in Corpus Christi high school football power rankings
