The 2025 high school football season is in the books and Class 7A state champion Gulfport ends the season as our No. 1 team in Mississippi. The Admirals are followed by Class 7A runner-up Tupelo at No. 2 and Class 7A semifinalist Oxford at No. 3. Jackson Academy ends the season as the No. 1 team in the Little 10 and in the MAIS Top 10. Our rankings first consider who we believe are the best teams with an emphasis on the end of the season and the playoffs. The final Top 25 power ranking will release tomorrow.
OVERALL TOP 10
1. Gulfport (12-2)
2. Tupelo (13-2)
3. Oxford (11-2)
4. Warren Central (12-2)
5. Columbia (15-0)
6. Brookhaven (12-2)
7. West Point (13-1)
8. Germantown (8-4)
9. Ocean Springs (11-2)
10. Hattiesburg (11-3)
LITTLE 10
1. Jackson Academy (11-1)
2. MRA (9-2)
3. Raleigh (14-1)
4. Noxubee County (11-4)
5. Hartfield Academy (6-6)
6. Parklane Academy (11-1)
7. East Webster (14-1)
8. Union (12-1)
9. Heidelberg (12-3)
10. Calhoun City (13-1)
MHSAA CLASS RANKINGS
MHSAA CLASS 7A
1. Gulfport (12-2)
2. Tupelo (13-2)
3. Oxford (11-2)
4. Germantown (8-4)
5. Ocean Springs (9-2)
6. Oak Grove (9-4)
7. Petal (8-5)
8. Brandon (7-6)
9. Horn Lake (8-4)
10. D’Iberville (8-3)
MHSAA CLASS 6A
1. Warren Central (12-2)
2. Hattiesburg (11-3)
3. Ridgeland (11-2)
4. Picayune (10-3)
5. Lake Cormorant (9-3)
6. Pascagoula (6-6)
7. Hancock (5-7)
8. Neshoba Central (5-7)
9. South Panola (7-4)
10. Grenada (7-4)
MHSAA CLASS 5A
1. Brookhaven (12-2)
2. West Point (13-1)
3. Holmes County (10-4)
4. Laurel (6-7)
5. Cleveland Central (7-4)
6. Stone (8-4)
7. New Hope (7-4)
8. Pontotoc (7-4)
9. Lanier (10-2)
10. Wayne County (4-7)
MHSAA CLASS 4A
1. Columbia (15-0)
2. Kosciusko (13-2)
3. Louisville (10-3)
4. Poplarville (8-5)
5. Pass Christian (11-2)
6. Clarksdale (10-2)
7. Corinth (9-3)
8. McComb (10-2)
9. Leake Central (9-3)
10. Forest (9-3)
MHSAA CLASS 3A
1. Raleigh (14-1)
2. Noxubee County (11-4)
3. Union (12-1)
4. Winona (9-5)
5. Seminary (8-6)
6. Choctaw County (7-5)
7. Aberdeen (7-6)
8. Franklin County (7-6)
9. West Marion (8-4)
10. PCS (8-4)
MHSAA CLASS 2A
1. East Webster (14-1)
2. Heidelberg (12-3)
3. Charleston (8-3)
4. Kemper County (7-7)
5. Northside (10-2)
6. Baldwyn (11-1)
7. Mize (7-7)
8. East Marion (7-5)
9. Wesson (10-1)
10. Clarkdale (9-4)
MHSAA CLASS 1A
1. Calhoun City (13-1)
2. Simmons (12-1)
3. Biggersville (12-2)
4. Taylorsville (9-5)
5. Nanih Waiya (9-3)
6. Leflore County (9-4)
7. South Delta (8-3)
8. Leake County (7-6)
9. Okolona (6-7)
10. Bogue Chitto (8-4)
MAIS TOP 10
1. Jackson Academy (11-1)
2. MRA (9-2)
3. Hartfield Academy (6-6)
4. Parklane Academy (11-1)
5. Jackson Prep (7-5)
6. Heritage Academy (10-3)
7. Magnolia Heights (9-2)
8. Leake Academy (10-2)
9. Tri-County Academy (10-2)
10. Lamar School (9-4)
MAIS CLASS RANKINGS
MAIS CLASS 4A
1. Jackson Academy (11-1)
2. MRA (9-2)
3. Hartfield Academy (6-6)
4. Parklane Academy (11-1)
5. Jackson Prep (7-5)
6. Heritage Academy (10-3)
7. Magnolia Heights (9-2)
8. Starkville Academy (7-5)
9. Lamar School (9-4)
10. Brookhaven Academy (8-5)
MAIS CLASS 3A
1. Leake Academy (10-2)
2. Tri-County Academy (10-2)
3. Washington School (9-2)
4. Columbia Academy (8-3)
5. Adams Christian (11-3)
6. Marshall Academy (10-3)
7. Wayne Academy (5-7)
8. Rossville Christian (Tenn.) (6-6)
9. Amite School (7-4)
10. Central Hinds (5-7)
MAIS CLASS 2A
1. Centreville Academy (12-1)
2. Lee Academy (8-4)
3. Winona Christian (8-3)
4. Greenville St. Joseph (4-7)
5. Winston Academy (5-8)
6. Oak Hill Academy (9-4)
7. Kirk Academy (6-6)
8. North Delta (3-9)
9. Canton Academy (4-6)
10. Regents School of Oxford (3-8)
MAIS CLASS 1A
1. River Oaks (La.) (11-0)
2. Humphreys Academy (11-2)
3. Newton Co. Academy (9-2)
4. Prairie View (La.) (9-2)
5. DeSoto (Ark.) (10-2)
6. Tallulah (La.) (8-6)
7. Columbus Christian (9-1)
8. Calhoun Academy (7-6)
9. Wilkinson Christian (9-1)
10. Claiborne (La.) (8-3)
