Dave Campbell’s Texas Football high school rankings for Week 2

Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and TexasFootball.com have issued their Week 2 high school rankings, led by top Class 6A contenders following opening victories.

Justin Tomlinson

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Dave Campbell’s Texas Football high school rankings for Week 2

The Week 2 high school football rankings from Dave Campbell’s Texas Football magazine and TexasFootball.com have been released and distributed by The Associated Press. The statewide rankings update the standings following the opening week of competition.[1][2]

In the Class 6A rankings, Waxahachie retained the No. 1 spot with a 1-0 record after securing a 72-14 victory over Ennis. Galena Park North Shore held the No. 2 ranking at 1-0 following a 35-0 win against Lancaster, while Sheldon King remained at No. 3 with a 1-0 mark after a 70-10 defeat of Conroe.[1][2]

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