Gregory-Portland survived one test against Calallen and now gets another as undefeated Veterans Memorial visits Ray Akins Wildcat Stadium.
G-P rolled to a 47-7 win against Calallen, while Veterans Memorial held off Laredo Nixon in a battle on the road.
Ray justified its position in the Top 5 with a shutout win against rival Miller, while the small school rankings saw a small shake up as Refugio dropped its second game of the year.
Here are the Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend high school football power rankings after Week 3 of the 2026 season.
Week 3
Sept. 15
Class 5A/4A
1. Gregory-Portland Wildcats (3-0)
Last week: 1
Wildcats passed a major test with a thumping of Calallen.
2. Calallen Wildcats (2-1)
Last week: 2
Calallen will have to regroup quick with a trip to Sinton on tap this week.
3. Veterans Memorial Eagles (3-0)
Last week: 3
Eagles survive a surprising shootout
on the road against Laredo Nixon thanks to Zhi'Yeair Lofton's big game.
4. Ray Texans (3-0)
Last week: 4
Texans defense posts a shutout to end a seven-game skid to rival Miller.
5. Rockport-Fulton Pirates (2-1)
Last week: 7
Pirates were stunned on the road at Port Lavaca Calhoun, but the defense continues to stand out.
6. Miller Buccaneers (1-2)
Last week: 5
Bucs will have to rebound with a long bus ride, traveling to Harlingen this week.
7. Flour Bluff Hornets (1-2)
Last week: 6
Hornets fell behind early against Victoria West in dropping their second game of the year.
8. Carroll Tigers (1-2)
Last week: 8
Tigers are still banged up early in the season, but picked up their first win behind a big game from Ignacio Arellano.
9. Alice Coyotes (3-0)
Last week: 9
Alice continues to turn heads as they opened their new Memorial Stadium in style.
10. London Pirates (2-1)
Last week: 10
Pirates get a weather-delayed road win at Gonzales to capture their second in a row.
Dropped out: None
Class 3A/2A/Private Schools
1. Sinton Pirates (2-1)
Last week: 1
The Pirates were edged by former district rival Cuero.
2. George West Longhorns (3-0)
Last week: 2
Longhorns picked up a nice win over an improved San Diego squad.
3. Orange Grove Bulldogs (2-1)
Last week: 3
The Bulldogs held off Tuloso-Midway to bounce back from a loss to Shiner.
4. San Diego Vaqueros (2-1)
Last week: NR
San Diego battled with a really strong George West team.
5. Refugio Bobcats (1-2)
Last week: 3
The Bobcats struggled to keep up with Goliad in their second loss of the year.
Dropped out: Bishop
This article originally appeared on Corpus Christi Caller Times: Who made moves in the latest Corpus Christi football power rankings?
