The second half of the Palm Beach County high school football season is well underway but that isn't stopping movement in our Super 25 rankings.
Royal Palm Beach is the biggest riser in our latest poll after picking up two impressive wins in a four-day span against Archbishop McCarthy and district rival South Fork.
Spanish River re-enters the Top 10 this week after another blowout victory. The Sharks (3-3) have offset losses to top teams like Vero Beach, West Boca Raton and Atlantic with three lopsided wins.
Here's how the Palm Beach Post's Super 25 stacks up entering Week 7 of the 2026 high school football season.
Palm Beach County high school football: Super 25, Week 7
- No. 1 — West Boca Raton Bulls (4-1) [—]
- No. 2 — Cardinal Newman Crusaders (4-1) [—]
- No. 3 — Atlantic Eagles (3-1) [—]
- No. 4 — Palm Beach Central Broncos (5-0) [—]
- No. 5 — Jupiter Warriors (5-0) [—]
- No. 6 — Royal Palm Beach Wildcats (4-1) [+2]
- No. 7 — King's Academy Lions (6-0) [—]
- No. 8 — Pahokee Blue Devils (4-2) [-2]
- No. 9 — American Heritage Stallions (5-1) [+1]
- No. 10 — Spanish River Sharks (3-3) [+1]
- No. 11 — Palm Beach Lakes Rams (3-2) [-2]
- No. 12 — Santaluces Chiefs (3-2) [+1]
- No. 13 — Wellington Wolverines (3-2) [-1]
- No. 14 — Park Vista Cobras (3-2) [+3]
- No. 15 — Glades Central Raiders (2-3) [+1]
- No. 16 — Boca Raton Christian Blazers (6-0) [+3]
- No. 17 — Dr. Joaquín García Bulldogs (2-3) [-3]
- No. 18 — Saint Andrew's Scots (3-3) [-3]
- No. 19 — Benjamin Buccaneers (1-4) [-1]
- No. 20 — Jupiter Christian Eagles (5-2) [+1]
- No. 21 — John I. Leonard Lancers (4-0) [+1]
- No. 22 — Palm Beach Gardens Gators (2-3) [+1]
- No. 23 — Boca Raton Bobcats (2-4) [-3]
- No. 24 — Forest Hill Falcons (2-3) [—]
- No. 25 — St. John Paul II Panthers (1-4) [—]
Eric J. Wallace is deputy sports editor for The Palm Beach Post. He can be reached at ejwallace@usatodayco.com.
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