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Minnesota high school football rankings

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In early September 2026, high school football rankings for Minnesota were released, with Moorhead holding the top spot following a victory over Rogers. Shakopee and Champlin Park were also ranked in the top three. By Week 3 of the season, Moorhead maintained its number one position with a 3-0 record. Shakopee remained ranked second, noted for a defense allowing no more than 14 points per game, while Champlin Park held third. Eden Prairie also moved into the fourth position. Following a 42-28 victory over Minnetonka, Moorhead entered Week 4 still ranked number one. Champlin Park maintained the third position after a 14-7 win against Centennial, while Eden Prairie held fourth with a 3-0 record. In the Week 4 rankings, Moorhead retained the top spot after defeating fifth-ranked Wayzata 41-22, a game in which Jett Feeney tied a school record with six touchdown passes. Shakopee remained ranked second following a 24-20 win against Rosemount. Champlin Park held third after a 44-13 victory over Rogers, and Eden Prairie remained at number four, having outscored its two most recent opponents by a combined score of 90-7. By late September, Moorhead continued to hold the top spot in Minnesota football rankings following its decisive victory over Wayzata.

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