Top 10 Vermont high school football rankings (9/15/2024)

It’s that time of the year, everyone. High school football games kicked off throughout the state of Vermont Sep. 5-7 and there was plenty of great action taking place.

The No. 1 team in the Green Mountain State is Champlain Valley Union followed by a new No. 2 in Rutland.

Here’s the complete breakdown of Vermont’s elite high school football teams, heading into Week 4 of the 2024 season, as we see it.

The Redhawks kept up their winning ways by taking care of business and cruising to a 40-6 victory over Colchester. Next week Champlain Valley Union host Bellow Frees Academy.

We make more sense of this ascension up the rankings because of the Raiders’ win over Middlebury. Rutland elevates up the chain and at No. 2 this week.

The Hurricanes bounced back from their loss and throttled Battleboro 41-14 to notch win No. 2. Next up is a date with No. 4 Middlebury (below).

Don’t thin many of us saw the Tigers dropping this weekend’s game against Rutland, but here we are. Now Middlebury gears up for a showdown with Hartford.

The Wasps have been pretty dominant over the first three games, out-scoring opponents 123-41.

It is Week 3 where Burlington ended up losing itsfirst game, a 28-7 loss to a talented Essex bunch. Doesn’t get any easier against U-32 this week.

A 35-13 victory over Milton keeps the undefeated roll going for Bellow Free Academy/Fairfax. Next up is a matchup against Poultney.

The Vikings have continued to look impressive heading into Week 4, as they routed U-32 40-23 last week. Lyndon has piled up 111 points in three weeks.

Looking at what the Green Knights have done already, they deserve to make their way into the ranks. They’re coming off a 52-24 victory over Mt. Abraham.

Likely the biggest margin of victory for any team in these rankings was by Fair Haven, 56-8 over Mt. Mansfield.

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