Dave Campbell's Texas Football is proud to unveil its preseason statewide Texas high school football rankings for the 2025 season.
The rankings are compiled by the Dave Campbell's Texas Football staff, and complete rankings can be found in the 2025 summer edition of Dave Campbell's Texas Football.
Dave Campbell's has published the state's most respected Texas high school football rankings for decades, and is the official rankings provider for the Associated Press since 2019.
CLASS 6A
| Rank | Team | 2024 Record | Starters O/D | Outlook |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Southlake Carroll | 15-1 | 10/9 | Dragons were a year early last season; now they’re right on time |
| 2 | North Crowley | 16-0 | 2/6 | Defending champs must reload offensively for a repeat |
| 3 | Duncanville | 13-1 | 5/6 | The headliners are gone, but the Panthers have tons of talent |
| 4 | Austin Westlake | 14-2 | 7/6 | Savvy QB Rees Wise and a relentless defense lead the charge |
| 5 | Galena Park North Shore | 14-1 | 4/4 | Is the Mustangs’ era of dominance waning? Or do they roll on? |
| 6 | Austin Vandegrift | 15-1 | 8/4 | After a remarkable title run, Vipers ready to repeat |
| 7 | Allen | 13-1 | 7/7 | They’re back. |
| 8 | Katy | 11-2 | 5/8 | Few teams are better coached than the Tigers |
| 9 | Lake Travis | 12-2 | 6/5 | Trench play could make these Cavs truly special |
| 10 | DeSoto | 11-3 | 5/5 | Back to basics: expect a dynamic running game from the Eagles |
| 11 | Humble Summer Creek | 12-3 | 7/5 | After coming close, Bulldogs have eyes on the prize |
| 12 | Fort Bend Ridge Point | 10-2 | 7/6 | Perhaps the most prospect-loaded team in all of TXHSFB |
| 13 | Humble Atascocita | 12-2 | 3/7 | Can the defense hold up while the young offense develops? |
| 14 | Euless Trinity | 11-2 | 7/7 | You know what to expect: size, physicality and toughness |
| 15 | Denton Guyer | 10-4 | 3/7 | If the Wildcats can find a QB, they’re a contender |
| 16 | Dickinson | 7-4 | 5/6 | There’s tons of skill talent for this group of Gators |
| 17 | Longview | 12-3 | 3/6 | Coach John King won’t like being ranked this high, but the Lobos are legit |
| 18 | Pearland | 9-3 | 6/7 | The Oilers’ offensive and defensive lines are special |
| 19 | The Woodlands | 11-2 | 4/8 | Can weaponry develop around QB Jack Daulton? |
| 20 | Cibolo Steele | 11-2 | 2/5 | The best 6A team in San Antonio must find some playmakers |
| 21 | Waxahachie | 9-4 | 4/5 | Battle-tested in District 11-6A, the Indians are dangerous |
| 22 | Prosper | 8-3 | 7/9 | Experience abounds for the Eagles, who could soar |
| 23 | San Antonio Brennan | 10-2 | 5/6 | This team is fast as all get-out, but must find depth |
| 24 | Bridgeland | 12-2 | 7/3 | Here’s a promise: the Bears are going to score in bunches |
| 25 | Cy Ranch | 8-4 | 8/4 | The Mustangs got better every week last year |
| 26 | Coppell | 12-1 | 2/3 | After a special 2024, the Cowboys have holes to fill |
| 27 | Alvin Shadow Creek | 9-2 | 6/6 | Sharks want to shake off last year’s disappointing finish |
| 28 | Rockwall | 6-6 | 4/4 | Expect the defense to take a solid step forward |
| 29 | San Antonio Harlan | 12-2 | 5/6 | Fresh off a regional final run, the Hawks have the goods |
| 30 | San Antonio Johnson | 10-2 | 6/9 | There’s tons of experience here; can it come together? |
| 31 | Willis | 12-1 | 4/5 | If you like Travis Hunter, you’ll love Jermaine Bishop |
| 32 | Lewisville | 7-4 | 7/7 | Last year’s young Farmers are all grown up now |
| 33 | Spring Westfield | 8-3 | 7/7 | The Mustangs are a quarterback away from being a threat |
| 34 | North Forney | 8-4 | 8/8 | Marcus Shavers’ ballclub is going to surprise some folks |
| 35 | Klein Cain | 9-2 | 5/2 | Experience is thin, but the Hurricanes’ culture is special |
| 36 | Tomball | 10-2 | 6/5 | The Cougars have run off 37 wins in the last four years |
| 37 | Dripping Springs | 8-4 | 6/6 | The only team to beat Vandegrift last year must rebuild the lines |
| 38 | Wylie East | 10-2 | 7/5 | Keep an eye on the Raiders’ explosive receiver corps |
| 39 | Katy Jordan | 11-2 | 5/6 | The Warriors have upped their win total every year since inception |
| 40 | Midland Legacy | 6-6 | 7/8 | The best 6A team in West Texas? Rebs are back. |
| 41 | Fort Bend Hightower | 9-2 | 7/2 | The offensive line will lead the way; can the defense jell? |
| 42 | Klein Collins | 7-6 | 6/7 | Expect the Tigers to capitalize on last year’s strong finish |
| 43 | Wolfforth Frenship | 10-2 | 4/7 | With a new school coming, the time to strike is now for Frenship |
| 44 | Rockwall-Heath | 4-6 | 9/8 | The Hawks took their lumps in ‘24; they’re out for revenge in ‘25 |
| 45 | Crowley | 8-5 | 6/8 | Unlike last year, Carlos Lynn’s Eagles won’t sneak up on anyone |
| 46 | Fulshear | 12-1 | 7/3 | New coach Stephen Hill should keep the fireworks firing |
| 47 | Cy Falls | 9-3 | 5/3 | Falls will be small-ish, but will make up for it in speed |
| 48 | Harker Heights | 8-3 | 8/5 | Coming off a district title, the Knights have lots of weapons |
| 49 | Byron Nelson | 8-3 | 3/6 | The Bobcats’ versatility is impressive, including two-way stars |
| 50 | Hebron | 8-5 | 9/5 | Hawks have the makings of a sleeper; just need a QB |
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