Crescent City Sports state football rankings: John Curtis takes over top spot in Class 5A, Ehret and Holy Cross enter top 10

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Holy Cross Tigers football

It should come as no surprise.

John Curtis Christian has looked the part of a championship team from the jump this season, displaying a solid offense with speed and a rugged, rock-solid defense.

While the Patriots have not won a state title since 2013, they appear poised to change that distinction in 2018.

John Curtis moves up to the top spot in Class 5A in the new Crescent City Sports Top 10 rankings for week four after a very impressive 21-0 victory at Parkview Baptist.

Curtis makes the move to the top spot after previously top-ranked and defending Division I state champion Catholic of Baton Rouge fell victim to powerful University High. West Monroe is a strong second after a 56-14 win over Wossman with unbeaten Acadiana now third. Catholic falls to fourth while defending Class 5A state champion Zachary is fifth.

John Ehret moves into the top 10 at No. 7 after a huge win over Destrehan. Holy Cross cracks the top 10 in the 10th spot after whipping rival Chalmette.

Karr remains on top in 4A after getting revenge against De La Salle in a 34-7 victory. Warren Easton rallied to escape the upset bug in a thriller over Landry-Walker. St. Thomas More continues to score points in bushels and is a strong third. Lakeshore remains fourth with Neville fifth. Unbeaten Livonia moves into the top ten at No. 9 while Bastrop also enters the rankings in the tenth spot.

University High continues to roll and looks virtually unbeatable as the Cubs are first in 3A once again with Jena moving up to second after mauling Block 46-0. Church Point is third off of a big 30-24 win over Kaplan with Union Parish taking over the fourth spot and Archbishop Hannan moving all the way up to fifth. Loyola Prep enters the top 10 at No. 8..

Defending Division III state champion Catholic of New Iberia remains on top in 2A after crushing St. Thomas Aquinas 63-7. Notre Dame remains second after a big win over Teurlings Catholic with Country Day moving up to third. Amite is fourth with Dunham fifth. Ascension Episcopal moves into the ninth spot with St. Helena returning to the rankings at No. 10.

Kentwood holds the top spot in 1A after the Kangaroos downed East Feliciana 40-20. Oak Grove is second after a big 20-14 win over rival Sterlington. Southern Lab is third with Haynesville fourth and West St. John fifth.

Here are your Crescent City Sports Top 10 rankings for Week four:

Class 5A
1. John Curtis Christian
2. West Monroe
3. Acadiana
4. Catholic (BR)
5. Zachary
6. Barbe
7. John Ehret
8. Destrehan
9. Live Oak
10. Holy Cross
Others: East Ascension, St. Augustine, Jesuit, Ponchatoula, Terrebonne, St. Amant, Walker, Parkway, Ruston, Ouachita Parish

Class 4A
1. Edna Karr
2. Warren Easton
3. St. Thomas More
4. Lakeshore
5. Neville
6. North DeSoto
7. Leesville
8. Northwood
9 Livonia
10 Bastrop

Others: E.D. White Catholic, Plaquemine, Teurlings Catholic, Benton, McDonogh 35, Helen Cox, Belle Chasse, Pearl River, Franklin Parish, St. Martinville, Lutcher

Class 3A
1. University High
2. Jena
3. Church Point
4. Union Parish
5. Archbishop Hannan
6. Northwest
7. St. Charles Catholic
8. Loyola Prep
9. St. James
10. Sterlington
Others: Iota, Lake Charles College Prep, Eunice, Brusly, Albany, West Feliciana, Crowley, Jennings, De La Salle, Kaplan

Class 2A
1. Catholic (NI)
2. Notre Dame
3. Country Day
4. Amite
5. Dunham
6. Many
7. Newman
8. Rosepine
9. Ascension Episcopal
10. St. Helena
Others: Kinder, Welsh, Red River, Lakeside, Episcopal, Holy Savior Menard, General Trass, East Beauregard, Capitol, North Caddo

Class 1A
1. Kentwood
2. Oak Grove
3. Southern Lab
4. Haynesville
5. West St John
6. Logansport
7. Lafayette Christian
8. Ascension Catholic
9. Vermilion Catholic
10. Ouachita Christian
Others: Oberlin, St. Frederick, Covenant Christian, Houma Christian, Centerville, St. John, Gueydan, Jonesboro-Hodge, Cedar Creek, Opelousas Catholic

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Born and raised in the New Orleans area, CCSE CEO Ken Trahan has been a sports media fixture in the community for nearly four decades. Ken started NewOrleans.com/Sports with Bill Hammack and Don Jones in 2008. In 2011, the site became SportsNOLA.com. On August 1, 2017, Ken helped launch CrescentCitySports.com. Having accumulated national awards/recognition (National Sports Media Association, National Football…

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