Sam Houston, St. Martinville, Assumption, North DeSoto, Eunice, St. Helena, Welsh crack CCS state rankings

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Unbeatens John Curtis Christian, Karr, University High, Notre Dame and Kentwood remain the top-ranked teams in the Week seven CrescentCitySports.com statewide rankings.

In 5A, Curtis shutout a good Jesuit team while West Monroe handled rival Ruston once again. Catholic of Baton Rouge moves up to third after getting revenge against St. Amant with John Ehret moving up to fourth and Zachary fifth. Acadiana falls to ninth after a shocking loss to Comeaux and unbeaten Sam Houston moves into the rankings at No. 10.

Unbeaten Karr blasted rival McDonogh 35 to remain on top in 4A with Lakeshore holding second and Warren Easton third. St. Thomas More and Neville are still fourth and fifth, respectively. St. Martinville, North DeSoto and Assumption are all new in the rankings in spots eight through ten.

In 3A, the University High juggernaut remains unstoppable in the top spot while unbeaten Iota is now second. Archbishop Hannan is third with Union Parish up to fourth and De La Salle advancing to fifth. Church Point falls to eighth while Eunice is in at No. 9 and St. James is back in at No. 10.

Notre Dame continues to set the pace in 2A while Country Day is a strong second after a gigantic comeback win at previously unbeaten Newman. Amite is third with Catholic of New Iberia fourth and Dunham fifth. Newman falls to eighth with St. Helena now up to ninth and Welsh in at No. 10.

Kentwood crushed White Castle to remain unbeaten and on top in 1A with unbeaten Oak Grove second and deeply talented Southern Lab third. Haynesville and Logansport remain fourth and fifth with the bottom five still the same.

Here are your CrescentCitySports.com Top 10 rankings for Week seven:

Class 5A
1. John Curtis Christian
2. West Monroe
3. Catholic (BR)
4. John Ehret
5. Zachary
6. East Ascension
7. Destrehan
8. Terrebonne
9. Acadiana
10. Sam Houston

Others: Alexandria, Ouachita Parish, Evangel, Rummel, Haughton, Byrd, Captain Shreve, Walker, Jesuit, Brother Martin

Class 4A
1. Karr
2. Lakeshore
3. Warren Easton
4. St. Thomas More
5. Neville
6. Leesville
7. Northwood
8. St. Martinville
9 North DeSoto
10 Assumption
Others: Breaux Bridge, Plaquemine, Teurlings Catholic, Bastrop, Lutcher, Benton, Tioga, Helen Cox, Belle Chasse, Carver

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

Class 2A
1. Notre Dame
2. Country Day
3. Amite
4. Catholic (NI)
5. Dunham
6. Many
7. Rosepine
8. Newman
9. St. Helena
10. Welsh
Others: Lake Arthur, Calvary Baptist, Ascension Episcopal, Episcopal, Lakeside, Vidalia, Kinder, Red River, Delhi Charter, Capitol

Class 1A
1. Kentwood
2. Oak Grove
3. Southern Lab
4. Haynesville
5. Logansport
6. Lafayette Christian
7. Ascension Catholic
8. Vermilion Catholic
9. Ouachita Christian
10. West St. John
Others: Oberlin, Opelousas Catholic, Catholic (PC), St. Edmund, Delhi, St. Frederick, Montgomery, Covenant Christian, Sacred Heart (PC), East Iberville

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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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