Oklahoma High School Football Rankings For Each Classification: October 6, 2025

Check out the latest Oklahoma high school football computer rankings for every classification as of October 6, 2025
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Another week of the 2025 Oklahoma high school football season has come and gone, and High School On SI has all of the latest computer rankings for each classification as of October 6, 2025.

High School On SI's formula was created using its own linear algebra-based ranking algorithm inspired by the Colley Bias-Free Ranking Method. Colley’s Method was created by Wes Colley, Ph.D., an astrophysicist at the University of Alabama at Huntsville. He devised his algorithm in order to help address the subjectivity and controversy regarding BCS college football selections in the 1990s and early 2000s, using a method that used no subjective variables.

Which teams took the top spot in each class? Here are High School On SI's latest Oklahoma high school football computer rankings, as of October 6, 2025:


OSSAA High School Football Class 6A-1 Rankings

1. Bixby (5-0)

2. Edmond Memorial (4-1)

3. Norman North (4-1)

4. Jenks (4-1)

5. Norman (4-1)

6. Mustang (4-1)

7. Owasso (3-2)

8. Yukon (3-2)

9. Broken Arrow (3-2)

10. Southmoore (4-1)

11. Moore (2-3)

12. Edmond North (1-4)

13. Union (1-3)

14. Westmoore (0-5)

15. Edmond Santa Fe (0-5)

16. Enid (0-5)

View full Class 6A-1 rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 6A-2 Rankings

1. Bishop McGuinness (4-0)

2. Page (3-2)

3. Stillwater (4-1)

4. Putnam City (4-1)

5. Choctaw (2-3)

6. Piedmont (3-2)

7. Ponca City (3-2)

8. Lawton (3-2)

9. Deer Creek (2-3)

10. Muskogee (2-3)

11. Grant (2-3)

12. Bartlesville (0-5)

13. Putnam City North (1-4)

14. Eisenhower (0-5)

15. Northwest Classen (1-4)

16. Capitol Hill (0-5)

View full Class 6A-2 rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 5A Rankings

1. Elgin (5-0)

2. Altus (5-0)

3. Coweta (5-0)

4. Claremore (5-0)

5. Guthrie (4-1)

6. Pryor (5-0)

7. Del City (4-1)

8. Carl Albert (5-0)

9. MacArthur (4-1)

10. Grove (4-0)

11. Collinsville (4-1)

12. Duncan (4-2)

13. Southeast (5-1)

14. Booker T. Washington (3-2)

15. Durant (2-3)

16. Shawnee (3-2)

17. Sapulpa (3-2)

18. Bishop Kelley (2-3)

19. Guymon (2-3)

20. McAlester (1-4)

21. Tahlequah (2-3)

22. Noble (1-4)

23. El Reno (1-4)

24. Marshall (1-4)

25. Midwest City (1-5)

View full Class 5A rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 4A Rankings

1. Lincoln Christian (5-0)

2. Tuttle (5-0)

3. Ada (5-0)

4. Sallisaw (4-1)

5. Poteau (4-1)

6. Heritage Hall (4-1)

7. Newcastle (4-2)

8. Cushing (3-1)

9. Fort Gibson (4-1)

10. Broken Bow (4-1)

11. Holland Hall (4-1)

12. Weatherford (4-1)

13. Skiatook (4-1)

14. Bethany (3-2)

15. Ardmore (2-3)

16. McLain Science & Tech (3-2)

17. Harrah (3-2)

18. Clinton (2-3)

19. Blanchard (2-3)

20. Wagoner (2-3)

21. Hilldale (2-3)

22. Elk City (2-3)

23. Hale (3-2)

24. Cache (1-4)

25. Tecumseh (3-2)

View full Class 4A rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 3A Rankings

1. Lincoln Christian (5-0)

2. Tuttle (5-0)

3. Ada (5-0)

4. Sallisaw (4-1)

5. Poteau (4-1)

6. Heritage Hall (4-1)

7. Newcastle (4-2)

8. Cushing (3-1)

9. Fort Gibson (4-1)

10. Broken Bow (4-1)

11. Holland Hall (4-1)

12. Weatherford (4-1)

13. Skiatook (4-1)

14. Bethany (3-2)

15. Ardmore (2-3)

16. McLain Science & Tech (3-2)

17. Harrah (3-2)

18. Clinton (2-3)

19. Blanchard (2-3)

20. Wagoner (2-3)

21. Hilldale (2-3)

22. Elk City (2-3)

23. Hale (3-2)

24. Cache (1-4)

25. Tecumseh (3-2)

View full Class 3A Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 2A-II Rankings

1. Holdenville (5-0)

2. Adair (5-0)

3. Valliant (5-0)

4. Vian (4-1)

5. Henryetta (4-1)

6. Davis (3-2)

7. Wilburton (4-1)

8. Salina (4-1)

9. Keys (3-2)

10. Hennessey (3-2)

11. Tishomingo (3-2)

12. Beggs (3-2)

13. Colcord (3-2)

14. Kellyville (3-2)

15. Luther (2-3)

16. Chelsea (2-3)

17. Coalgate (2-3)

18. Antlers (1-4)

19. Kansas (2-3)

20. Comanche (1-4)

21. Atoka (1-4)

22. Alva (1-4)

23. Newkirk (1-4)

24. Commerce (1-4)

25. Spiro (0-5)

View full Class 2A-II Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class A-II Rankings

1. Mangum (5-0)

2. Talihina (5-0)

3. Fairland (4-1)

4. Thomas-Fay-Custer (4-0)

5. Empire (4-1)

6. Hominy (3-2)

7. Konawa (3-2)

8. Woodland (3-2)

9. Ringling (3-2)

10. Healdton (4-1)

11. Southwest Covenant (3-2)

12. Regent Prep (3-2)

13. Ketchum (3-2)

14. Liberty (3-2)

15. Wilson (3-2)

16. Allen (2-3)

17. Quapaw (2-3)

18. Central (3-2)

19. Drumright (2-3)

20. Morrison (2-3)

21. Carnegie (2-3)

22. Rush Springs (2-3)

23. Gore (2-3)

24. Summit Christian Academy (1-4)

25. Cordell (0-4)

View full Class A-II Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class B-II Rankings

1. Seiling (5-0)

2. Okeene (5-0)

3. Oklahoma Bible (4-1)

4. Coyle (4-1)

5. Pond Creek-Hunter (3-1)

6. Cherokee (2-2)

7. Davenport (3-2)

8. Webbers Falls (3-2)

9. Covington-Douglas (3-2)

10. Olive (4-1)

11. Waukomis (2-2)

12. Cave Springs (3-2)

13. Maud (2-3)

14. Balko/Forgan (2-3)

15. Depew (2-4)

16. Strother (2-2)

17. Wilson-Henryetta (1-2)

18. Keota (1-2)

19. Arkoma (2-2)

20. Gans (2-3)

21. Thackerville (0-5)

22. Kremlin-Hillsdale (0-5)

23. Canton (0-5)

View full Class B-II Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class C Rankings

1. Timberlake (4-1)

2. Mountain View-Gotebo (4-1)

3. Boise City (5-0)

4. Tipton (4-1)

5. Ryan (3-0)

6. Medford (4-1)

7. Sasakwa (4-1)

8. Copan (4-1)

9. Grandfield (2-1)

10. Fox (4-0)

11. Alex (2-3)

12. Tyrone (2-1)

13. Sharon-Mutual (1-1)

14. Oaks-Mission (2-3)

15. Bluejacket (2-3)

16. Paoli (2-2)

17. South Coffeyville (2-3)

18. Bray-Doyle (0-1)

19. Welch (2-4)

20. Billings (0-1)

21. Geary (1-4)

22. Waynoka (0-3)

23. Corn Bible Academy (2-3)

24. Beaver (0-2)

25. Maysville (1-4)

View full Class C Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class 2A-I Rankings

1. Oklahoma Christian (5-0)

2. Sequoyah (5-0)

3. Jones (5-0)

4. Bethel (5-0)

5. Washington (4-1)

6. Kingston (4-1)

7. Lindsay (4-1)

8. Kiefer (3-2)

9. Chandler (2-3)

10. Chisholm (2-3)

11. Prague (3-2)

12. Little Axe (2-2)

13. Sperry (2-3)

14. Marietta (2-3)

15. Hugo (1-4)

16. Lexington (2-3)

17. Heavener (1-4)

18. Perry (1-4)

19. Millwood (1-3)

20. Roland (1-4)

21. Westville (1-4)

22. Okmulgee (1-4)

23. Crooked Oak (1-4)

24. Webster (0-5)

25. Blackwell (0-5)

View full Class 2A-I Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class A-I Rankings

1. Wyandotte (5-0)

2. Cashion (5-0)

3. Wynnewood (5-0)

4. Hooker (4-1)

5. Wewoka (4-1)

6. Stroud (4-1)

7. Dibble (4-1)

8. Pawhuska (6-0)

9. Minco (5-0)

10. Tonkawa (4-1)

11. Fairview (4-1)

12. Texhoma (3-1)

13. Pawnee (3-2)

14. Panama (4-1)

15. Sayre (3-2)

16. Pocola (3-1)

17. Hobart (2-2)

18. Hartshorne (3-2)

19. Crescent (3-2)

20. Haskell (3-3)

21. Christian Heritage (2-3)

22. Merritt (2-3)

23. Stratford (2-3)

24. Hulbert (3-3)

25. Meeker (1-4)

View full Class A-I Rankings


OSSAA High School Football Class B-I Rankings

1. Cyril (5-0)

2. Caddo (5-0)

3. Weleetka (4-0)

4. Quinton (4-0)

5. Hollis (3-1)

6. Pioneer-Pleasant Vale (3-2)

7. Laverne (2-2)

8. Foyil (3-1)

9. Garber (4-1)

10. Dewar (3-2)

11. Central (3-2)

12. Savanna (3-2)

13. Shattuck (3-2)

14. Velma-Alma (2-3)

15. Waurika (2-3)

16. Barnsdall (3-2)

17. Wetumka (1-3)

18. Turpin (1-2)

19. Burns Flat-Dill City (1-3)

20. Canadian (1-3)

21. Yale (1-4)

22. Snyder (0-5)

23. Ringwood (0-3)

View full Class B-I Rankings


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