Weather was one of few winners from Palm Beach County high school football last week.
Thunderstorms roiled over the county on Friday evening, postponing a majority of contests hosted in the county. A handful of local teams playing outside of Palm Beach managed to complete contests.
While three games were played Monday, many of them will be hosted in the FHSAA's scheduled "dead week," which comes after the close of the regular season on Oct. 30 and the beginning of regional quarterfinals on Nov. 13.
With limited football played last week, here's a look at the latest Palm Beach County rankings:
Palm Beach County high school football: Super 25, Week 10
- No. 1 — West Boca Raton Bulls (6-1) [—]
- No. 2 — Cardinal Newman Crusaders (5-2) [—]
- No. 3 — Royal Palm Beach Wildcats (7-1) [—]
- No. 4 — Atlantic Eagles (6-2) [—]
- No. 5 — Jupiter Warriors (7-1) [—]
- No. 6 — King's Academy Lions (9-0) [—]
- No. 7 — American Heritage Stallions (7-1) [+1]
- No. 8 — Palm Beach Central Broncos (6-2) [-1]
- No. 9 — Palm Beach Lakes Rams (6-2) [—]
- No. 10 — Pahokee Blue Devils (4-3) [—]
- No. 11 — Spanish River Sharks (4-3) [—]
- No. 12 — Wellington Wolverines (5-2) [—]
- No. 13 — Santaluces Chiefs (4-3) [—]
- No. 14 — Saint Andrew's Scots (5-3) [—]
- No. 15 — Park Vista Cobras (3-3) [—]
- No. 16 — Benjamin Buccaneers (3-5) [—]
- No. 17 — Jupiter Christian Eagles (7-3) [—]
- No. 18 — Glades Central Raiders (2-5) [—]
- No. 19 — Boca Raton Christian Blazers (6-3) [—]
- No. 20 — Dr. Joaquín García Bulldogs (3-5) [—]
- No. 21 — Palm Beach Gardens Gators (3-5) [—]
- No. 22 — Forest Hill Falcons (5-3) [+1]
- No. 23 — Olympic Heights Lions (3-4) [+2]
- No. 24 — John I. Leonard Lancers (6-2) [-2]
- No. 25 — Dwyer Panthers (4-4) [NR]
Dropped out: Boca Raton (2-6), previously No. 24
Eric J. Wallace is deputy sports editor for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@usatodayco.com.
This article originally appeared on Palm Beach Post: Super 25 Palm Beach high school football rankings entering Week 10
