The TSSAA footballMemphis-area Super 15 rankings stayed almost identical to the previous iteration as all but one team in the rankings won in Week 10.
As the regular season reaches its conclusion Oct. 30, the final regular season Super 15 rankings feature the best-performing teams of 2026, including region leaders across multiple divisions.
1. Briarcrest
Classification: Division II-AAA; Record: 8-1, 3-1 West Region; Next game: vs. MUS, Oct. 29
Briarcrest has been cemented as the Memphis area’s top program for weeks. In Week 10, the Saints earned one of their most important wins of the season, defeating Lipscomb Academy 28-22. The win moved Briarcrest into second place in the region standings with a statement bounce-back win after its loss to Brentwood Academy in Week 8.
Last week: No. 1
2. Southwind
Classification: 6A; Record: 7-1, 2-0 Region 8; Next game: vs. Germantown, Oct. 30
Southwind earned its third win in a row, knocking off PURE Academy 49-14. The Jaguars are in the driver’s seat to win Region 8-6A if they can overcome a matchup with Germantown to end the regular season. Last week: No. 2
3. Whitehaven
Classification: 6A; Record: 6-2, 1-1 Region 8; Next game: at White Station, Oct. 30
Whitehaven is coming off a marquee win over Bartlett in Week 10. The Tigers’ outstanding defense shone once again as Whitehaven bounced back from its loss to Southwind. They finish the regular season at White Station. Last week: No. 3
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4. Munford
Classification: 5A; Record: 8-1, 3-0 Region 8; Next game: at Memphis Central, Oct. 30
Munford picked up an impressive 15-13 win over Germantown in Week 10 to remain in the Super 15 rankings’ top four. The final game of its regular season is a region-deciding clash against Memphis Central. The winner takes the crown in Region 8-5A. Last week: No. 4
5. Lake Cormorant, Mississippi
Classification: 6A; Record: 8-0, 3-0 Region 1; Next game: vs. Grenada, Oct. 30
Lake Cormorantcontinued its dominance south of the state line with a 38-6 win over Saltillo. The Gators have a couple of weeks left in their regular season and have shown zero signs of slowing down. Last week: No. 5
6. Houston
Classification: 6A; Record: 4-4, 3-0 Region 7; Next game: at Collierville, Oct. 29
Houston hasn’t played since Week 8, but its undefeated record in region play keeps the Mustangs in place in the Super 15 rankings. An exciting matchup against Tae Walden Jr. and Collierville is how Houston ends its regular season. Last week: No. 6
7. Lausanne
Classification: Division II-AA; Record: 5-3, 3-0 West Region; Next game: at Northpoint Christian, Oct. 30
Lausanne is averaging more than 56 points per game over its last four games, including 63 points in back-to-back games. Quarterback Lawrence Britt has even been able to play some snaps at wide receiver, his natural position and the one he’ll play at Missouri in 2027. Last week: No. 7
8. Christian Brothers
Classification: Division II-AAA; Record: 5-4, 1-3 West Region; Next game: at Father Ryan, Oct. 30
CBHS defeated MUS 35-14 in Week 10 to win its first region game of the season. The Brothers travel to Nashville for their final regular-season game against Father Ryan. Last week: No. 8
9. Collierville
Classification: 6A; Record: 5-4, 3-0 Region 7; Next game: vs. Houston, Oct. 29
Collierville maintains its unbeaten record in the region after a 45-0 win over Cordova in Week 10. A rivalry matchup with Houston to end the regular season will be a fun meeting to decide the region winner heading into the playoffs. Last week: No. 9
10. MASE
Classification: 2A; Record: 6-3, 6-0 Region 8; Next game: vs. Fairley, Oct. 29
MASE has won its last three games by a combined 165-0, scoring more than 50 points in each without giving up a point in region play. A matchup against Fairley to determine the region winner gives MASE the ability to control its regular-season destiny. Last week: No. 15
11. Memphis Central
Classification: 5A; Record: 8-1, 3-0 Region 8; Next game: vs. Munford, Oct. 30
Memphis Central scored a season-high 58 points in its bounce-back win over Kingsbury. The Warriors host Munford at Crump Stadium to determine the region’s top team. Last week: No. 11
12. Fairley
Classification: 2A; Record: 7-2, 6-0 Region 8; Next game: at MASE, Oct. 29
Fairley continued its dominance in region play, beating Mitchell 13-6. A trip to MASE in a regular-season clash for all the marbles is exactly how the Memphis area wants to conclude the regular season. Last week: No. 13
13. Evangelical Christian
Classification: Division II-AA; Record: 6-3, 2-1 West Region; Next game: at St. George’s, Oct. 29
ECS knocked off St. Benedict 44-0 just one week after a 42-0 win over Northpoint Christian. The Eagleshave climbed to second in the West Region standings with one game left to play. Last week: Not ranked
14. Lakeland Prep
Classification: 4A; Record: 6-3, 5-1 Region 8; Next game: vs. Humboldt, Oct. 30
Lakeland Prep has stamped itself among the best teams in its region. The Lions have been firing on all cylinders offensively in 2026, scoring 35 or more points in seven games this season. Last week: Not ranked
15. Covington
Classification: 3A; Record: 7-2, 4-1 Region 7; Next game: vs. Westview, Oct. 29
Covington scored 63 points on McNairy Central to bounce back following its close loss to Dyersburg. The Chargers are wedged in third in the region, but a win over Westview could propel them to the top spot if the result of Dyersburg’s game goes their way. Last week: No. 12
Reach The Commercial Appeal's high school writer, Ryan Myers at ryan.myers@commercialappeal.com and on the X platform @RyanMyers_23.
This article originally appeared on Memphis Commercial Appeal: Who moved up in our latest Memphis area Super 15 football Rankings for Week 11?
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