It's been another great week of flag football across the country.
As some states inch closer to the postseason and some - looking at you, Illinois - are already diving in, the nation's best teams just continue to cement themselves. There's not a ton of moving and shaking in this Week's Super 25, with our Top 10 not budging, but a strong Georgia teams slides in at No. 25.
Here is this week's flag football Super 25:
1. JSerra Catholic (CA)
Just business as usual. JSerra took down two California powerhouses in Sierra Canyon and Mater Dei this week. Kate Meier had herself an absolute game against Mater Dei, throwing for 346 yards and three touchdowns while also getting another two in on the ground.
Record: 22-0
Previous ranking: 1
2. St. Charles North (IL)
It’s already time for playoffs in Illinois, and in their second week as the nation’s No. 2 team, St. Charles North didn’t disappoint. They opened with a 40-0 domination of Wheaton-Warrenville, kicking off what will surely be an exciting postseason.
Record: 20-0
Previous ranking: 2
3. Greenbrier (Evans, GA)
Since winning its first game by just one score, the Wolfpack have been rolling. They’ve won 17 straight games dating back to last November and haven’t given any reason to doubt their talent. Addisen Odom continues to be effective at the helm, as she combined to complete 32-of-45 passes for 336 yards and four touchdowns in Greenbrier’s two wins on Saturday.
Record: 8-0
Previous ranking: 3
4. Orange Lutheran (CA)
The Lancers bounced back from last week’s tough Mater Dei loss with an 18-6 victory over Santa Margarita to land them back in the win column.
Record: 16-3
Previous ranking: 4
5. Huntington Beach (CA)
Huntington Beach did not play this week.
Record: 20-3
Previous ranking: 5
6. Central (AL)
No team in Alabama has taken down Central yet, and time is running out to do so. The Red Devils will, however, have a road test at Smith’s Station on Oct. 7. In their last win over Dothan, it was a pair of middle schoolers who stole the show. Former LLWS star and 7th grader Kinley Rasmus threw for 74 yards and two touchdowns and added a rushing touchdown and an interception while 8th grader Collins Culligan hauled in two touchdowns.
Record: 9-2
Previous ranking: 6
7. Newport Harbor (CA)
The Sailors made quick work of Fountain Valley this week, knocking them down 34-0 on the back of Scarlett Guyser’s 174 passing yards and three touchdowns.
Record: 18-4
Previous ranking: 7
8. Moody (AL)
Moody has been on a roll this season. Not only have they earned 11 wins this season, but they’ve beat some talented teams. Quarterback Serenity Rutledge is nearing the 3,000 passing yard mark and the 1,000 rushing yard mark while sophomore Sophie White continues to be a huge asset on offense.
Record: 11-0
Previous ranking: 8
9. Gilbert Highland (AZ)
Gilbert Highland did not play this week.
Record: 4-0
Previous ranking: 9
10. Chaparral (Parker, CO)
Chaparral has eased past every team it’s faced this season – and it’s got just one more to go. Zoey and Paige Fink continue to dominate on the field. Zoey has thrown 65 touchdowns and Paige has been the target for 24 of those. These sisters will be a key factor to the Wolverines’ playoff run.
Record: 11-0
Previous ranking: 10
11. Gilbert Campo Verde (AZ)
Arizona’s second best team didn’t run into any friction this week, dominating Maricopa 68-0 to improve to 4-1.
Record: 4-1
Previous ranking: 11
12. Willowbrook (IL)
The Warriors improved to 16-1 on the season on the back of a stellar performance from senior Madeline Carine, who threw 12-for-20 for 237 yards and two touchdowns in Willowbrook’s 31-8 takedown of Naperville North.
Record: 16-1
Previous ranking: 12
13. Pope (Marietta, GA)
After splitting its first two games of the season, Pope didn’t have any action last week. They will pick back up on Oct. 7, with a double-header against St. Pius X Catholic and Denmark.
Record: 1-1
Previous ranking: 13
14. The Classical Academy (CO)
The Titans are another Colorado team who haven’t struggled much this year. Quarterback Kelsey Peterson is at the helm of this talented squad and has thrown for nearly 3,000 yards. You’ll definitely want to keep an eye on this team as we near the postseason.
Record: 13-0
Previous ranking: 15
15. Montgomery Catholic (AL)
Since its first – and only – loss of the season to Central, Montgomery Catholic has held up quite nicely. The Knights have another huge matchup against Spain Park on Thursday, Oct. 8, that will be telling of who this team is as they approach playoffs at the end of the month.
Record: 10-1
Previous ranking: 16
16. North Oconee (GA)
North Oconee started its season a little shaky, suffering a loss in its second game. Since then, however, the Titans have won six straight and are looking more and more like the reigning state champions that they are.
Record: 7-1
Previous ranking: 19
17. Merced (CA)
Merced battled their way back onto the Super 25 this week on the backs of wins over Buhach Colony and El Capitan. In the El Capitan game, standout QB Antonia Lejarde threw for 395 yards and five touchdowns, three of which went to junior Amachi Turner.
Record: 17-2
Previous ranking: Not Ranked
18. Dos Pueblos (CA)
The Chargers dropped a few slots this week after a tight 25-24 loss to Oxnard, but quickly rebounded Tuesday with a win tally over San Marcos.
Record: 17-3
Previous ranking: 14
19. Glendale Mountain Ridge (AZ)
The Mountain Lions rolled on this week, blanking O’Connor 27-0 to improve to 4-1 on the season.
Record: 4-1
Previous ranking: 17
20. South Anchorage (AK)
South Anchorage wrapped up its regular season as the clear top team in Alaska, losing just one game to Dimond in overtime. The only thing left to do is take home the AASA First National Bowl state championship title this weekend.
Record: 16-1
Previous ranking: 20
21. Glenbrook South (IL)
The Titans stayed perfect this week, improving to 15-0 with a shutout win over Glenbrook North to kick off their playoff run.
Record: 15-0
Previous ranking: 21
22. Wakefield (NC)
The Wolverines split their games this week, coming out solidly over Rolesville 47-7 after dropping to St. Anne-Pacelli 20-0. That tough loss drops them a few slots this week, sliding St. Anne-Pacelli onto the bottom of the Super 25 at No. 25.
Record: 11-1
Previous ranking: 18
23. McEachern (GA)
McEachern has yet to lose a game, and the Indians don’t plan on losing anytime soon. While this squad has had tremendous success on offense, its their defense that really stands out. Through five games, the Indians have totaled 70 flag pulls, 11 interceptions and 11 sacks. Now that’s the kind of defense teams don’t want to face.
Record: 5-0
Previous ranking: 22
24. Mountain Vista (CO)
The Golden Eagles didn't face any competition last week, but will pick back up on Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 with its final two games of the regular season.
Record: 11-2
Previous ranking: 23
25. St. Anne-Pacelli (GA)
St. Anne-Pacelli joins the rankings this week after earning a ranked win over Wakefield and previous wins over talented Smith’s Station and Spain Park squads. Because the Vikings are on the border of Alabama and Georgia, they have arguably one of the toughest schedules in all of flag football, but have held their ground.
Record: 6-3
Previous ranking: Not Ranked
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: USA TODAY Sports Super 25 high school flag football rankings, Week 7
