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Kentucky high school football media rankings entering Week 11 action
Trinity High School's Ashton Taylor (8) celebrates his touchdown with Trinity High School's Jason Hagan (7) in the first half during KHSAA 6A football in La Grange, Kentucky. October 23, 2026

As the final weekend of the regular season approaches, there was little movement in this week’s Kentucky High School Football Media Poll.

Trinity (Class 6A), Pulaski County (5A), Highlands (4A), Christian Academy (3A), Beechwood (2A) and Pikeville (A) kept the No. 1 spots in their respective classes.

Trinity, Pulaski County, CAL and Pikeville are unanimous choices.

Among the Week 11 matchups on Friday, Oct. 30, is a battle between the No. 2-ranked teams in their respective classes: Frederick Douglass (6A) at Boyle County (4A).

The Kentucky High School Football Media Poll is conducted by 16 sports journalists throughout the state, with one representative for each of the 16 basketball regions in order to provide geographical balance. The final poll will be released next Wednesday, Nov. 4, before the first round of the playoffs.

Here are the complete polls. First-place votes are in parentheses.

Class 6A football poll

1. Trinity (16)

9-1

160

1

2. Frederick Douglass

9-0

142

2

3. Manual

8-1

129

3

4. South Warren

7-2

107

4

5. Madison Central

8-1

99

5

6. St. Xavier

4-5

73

6

7. Bullitt East

7-2

66

8

8. Male

5-4

38

7

9. McCracken County

6-3

27

NR

10. Bryan Station

4-5

18

9

Class 5A football poll

1. Pulaski County (16)

9-0

160

1

2. Woodford County

8-1

133

2

3. Owensboro

7-2

131

3

4. Atherton

8-1

95

5

5. Scott County

7-3

94

4

6. West Jessamine

9-0

76

7

7. Cooper

7-2

75

6

8. Bowling Green

5-4

44

9

9. Madisonville-North Hopkins

7-2

33

8

10. Collins

7-3

28

10

Class 4A football poll

Boyle County High School's tight end and Oklahoma commit Seneca Driver (5) ran for four touchdowns against Louisville’s St. X during KHSAA football at Brother Thomas More Page Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky. Oct. 2, 2026

1. Highlands (14)

8-2

158

1

2. Boyle County

8-1

142

2

3. Paducah Tilghman (2)

9-0

131

3

4. Ashland Blazer

9-0

106

4

5. Corbin

7-2

94

5

6. Covington Catholic

6-4

83

6

7. North Oldham

8-1

57

7

8. Logan County

7-2

34

8

9. Spencer County

7-2

31

9

10. Nelson County

8-1

15

10

Class 3A football poll

1. Christian Academy (16)

9-0

160

1

2. Lexington Catholic

7-2

135

2

3. Murray

8-1

129

3

4. Glasgow

8-1

88

5

5. Rockcastle County

9-0

86

4

6. LaRue County

9-0

81

6

7. Lloyd Memorial

8-1

65

7

8. Lawrence County

7-1

63

8

9. Bourbon County

8-1

48

9

10. Bardstown

6-3

13

10

Class 2A football poll

1. Beechwood (15)

9-0

159

1

2. Owensboro Catholic (1)

8-1

142

2

3. Lexington Christian

7-2

122

3

4. Mayfield

8-1

107

4

5. Belfry

8-1

103

5

6. Somerset

8-1

78

6

7. Danville

8-1

58

7

8. Breathitt County

8-1

42

8

9. Prestonsburg

8-1

34

9

10. Caldwell County

8-1

23

10

Class A football poll

1. Pikeville (16)

8-1

160

1

2. Sayre

9-0

137

2

3. Raceland

7-2

127

3

4. Middlesboro

9-0

106

4

5. Kentucky Country Day

7-2

92

5

6. Paintsville

8-1

78

6

7. Bethlehem

8-1

69

8

8. Louisville Holy Cross

6-3

52

7

9. Eminence

7-2

18

9

10. Williamsburg

6-2

NR

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