Gruver remains at the top of the Texas Panhandle high school football rankings after scraping past Stratford 28-26 in a tight Week 7 game. The Greyhounds, who had scored at least 45 points in each of their first six games, faced their toughest challenge yet in a rematch of the 2025 Region I-2A Division II title game but held on to keep their unbeaten record.
Randall holds steady at No. 2 following a dominant 61-17 victory at Pampa. The Raiders’ offense, featuring sophomore quarterback Hendrix Funk, senior running back Drayden Ray, and receivers Phoenix Sherwood and Kobe Baccas, has consistently put up at least 35 points in every game this season. Randall will host Dumas this week, aiming to maintain their undefeated streak.
Palo Duro stays at No. 3 after a 55-0 rout of Coronado. The Dons have found their offensive rhythm, scoring 35 or more points in five straight games and riding a six-game winning streak. They will take on Abilene Wylie, a team with a 4-2 record, in their next matchup.
Wheeler remains fourth after a 37-0 shutout against Clarendon. The Mustangs have outscored opponents by an average of 44.2 to 12.5 this season and hold a 15-1 regular-season record since 2025. Wheeler travels to Quanah this week, looking to extend their unbeaten run.
Dalhart moves up to fifth, climbing from No. 6 after a 48-6 win at Brownfield. The Wolves have posted four straight double-digit victories since falling to Panhandle in Week 3. They have an open week ahead, giving them time to rest before their next contest.
Bushland jumps into the rankings at No. 6 after a 70-14 triumph over Denver City. Led by junior quarterback Parker Hall, the Falcons have scored over 60 points in each of the last four weeks, including back-to-back 70-point games. This week, Bushland faces a tough road test at Shallowater, which holds a 5-1 record.
Wellington climbs two spots to No. 7 following a 56-6 win against Shamrock. The Skyrockets returned to winning ways with a convincing offensive display and will have an open week to prepare for upcoming challenges.
Stratford drops to eighth after their narrow loss at Gruver. The Elks endured their first Region I-2A Division II defeat of the season in a close contest. Stratford also has an open week ahead.
Amarillo High enters the top 10 at No. 9 with a 24-14 victory against Monterey. The Sandies remain unbeaten against UIL opponents and have won each of their first three District 2-5A Division I games by double digits. They will travel to face Abilene High, currently 4-2 and undefeated in district play.
Canyon rounds out the top 10 after a 52-7 win at Hereford. The Eagles’ only loss so far was by one point, and all five of their victories have come by double digits. Canyon will host West Plains, who have a 3-3 record and are 1-0 in district.
Several teams received honorable mentions, including Canadian, Childress, Friona, Olton, Panhandle, Vega, West Plains, and West Texas, each with records ranging from 3-3 to 6-1 and varying district performances.
This week’s schedule features Gruver visiting Bovina, Randall hosting Dumas, Palo Duro facing Abilene Wylie, Wheeler traveling to Quanah, and Bushland at Shallowater. Dalhart, Wellington, and Stratford have open weeks, while Amarillo High and Canyon prepare for district battles on the road and at home, respectively.
According to Yahoo Sports.