KSR’s Kentucky High School Football 2024 Week 4 Top 25 Rankings

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We’re officially four games into the 2024 Kentucky high school schedule. As we inch closer to the midway point of the regular season, we’re beginning to see a clearer picture of the best teams in the state.

Well, the best teams after Boyle County, that is. The top-ranked Rebels hold down the No. 1 spot in KSR’s updated Top 25 rankings once again following a 56-26 win over Scott County. Boyle County is ranked by multiple national polls at this point and has already played the tough part of its schedule. A five-peat in Class 4A feels inevitable for Justin Haddix’s squad.

Elsewhere, there was some movement in the Week 4 Top 25. Most notably, Christian Academy of Louisville dropped 13 spots after losing to Lexington Christian Academy 41-34 in the KSR Game of the Week. LCA, which has played a challenging schedule through four weeks, jumped five spots to No. 17. Ryle, South Warren, Great Crossing, and Woodford County all went up a few spots while Highlands saw a slight slip. Paducah Tilghman and Male swapped spots in the top three.

Check out the entirety of KSR’s updated Top 25 below. For a full schedule of what’s on tap this Friday, click here.

KSR’s Week 4 Top 25 Rankings

Boyle County [10 first-place votes]
Paducah Tilghman (+1)
Male (-1)
Trinity
Corbin
St. Xavier
Cooper (+1)
DuPont Manual (+1)
Owensboro Catholic (+1)
Bowling Green
Frederick Douglass (+2)
Franklin County (+2)
Ryle (+3)
South Warren (+3)
Beechwood
Highlands (-4)
Lexington Christian Academy (+5)
Ashland Blazer (+1)
Madison Central (-1)
Christian Academy-Louisville (-13)
Great Crossing (+3)
Woodford County (+3)
Pulaski County (-2)
Johnson Central (-1)
Covington Catholic (NR)

Others receiving votes: Campbellsville (5), Bullitt East (5), Sayre (3), Allen County-Scottsville (3)

KSR Top 25 voters: Jimmy Clarkston, Jalen Daugherty, Vic Evans, Daniel Hager, Clark Howell, Troy Howell, Spencer Hutchison, Scott Ratliff, Stephen Turner, Phoenix Stevens