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High school football: Odem Owls crack state rankings

The Corpus Christi Caller Times 11/1/2021 Quinton Martinez, Corpus Christi Caller Times

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Odem capped off an undefeated regular season last week with a 28-20 win against Hebbronville and made its debut in the Texas Football High School State Rankings for Week 11, unveiled Monday.

Odem (10-0) checked in at No. 10 in Class 3A Division II as it takes the week off in preparation for its bi-district playoff game.

Veterans Memorial, which had been ranked all season in Class 5A Division I, fell out of the rankings following a 39-7 loss to Flour Bluff.

Calallen maintained its spot at No. 8 in Class 4A Division I after clinching at least a share of the District 15-4A Division I title by beating Beeville last week. Refugio also held on to its spot atop Class 2A Division I.

Odem's Marcus Martinez celebrates his touchdown against Hebbronville, Friday, Oct. 29, 2021. Odem won, 28-20.

Sinton rose to No. 8 in Class 4A Division II after beating Rio Hondo.

TEXAS FOOTBALL STATE RANKINGS

Team, Record, Prv

CLASS 6A

1. Austin Westlake (9-0), 1

2. Katy (9-0), 2

3. Southlake Carroll (9-0), 3

4. Duncanville (7-1), 4

5. Rockwall-Heath (8-1), 6

6. Spring Westfield (9-0), 7

7. Galena Park North Shore (9-1), 8

8. Lake Travis (8-1), 9

9. Spring (8-1), 12

10. Denton Guyer (9-1), 11

11. Humble Atascocita (7-2), 5

12. San Antonio Brennan (9-0), 13

13. Rockwall (7-2), 14

14. Arlington Martin (7-2), 15

15. Euless Trinity (8-1), 16

16. Cibolo Steele (9-0), 17

17. Midland Legacy (8-1), 18

18. Austin Vandegrift (9-0), 20

19. Allen (7-2), 10

20. The Woodlands (7-2), 21

21. Fort Bend Ridge Point (8-1), 22

22. DeSoto (7-2), 23

23. Dickinson (7-2), 24

24. Jersey Village (9-0), 25

25. Katy Tompkins (8-1), NR

CLASS 5A DIVISION I

1. Denton Ryan (8-1), 1

2. College Station (9-0), 2

3. Highland Park (8-1), 3

4. Amarillo Tascosa (8-1), 4

5. Frisco Lone Star (8-1), 8

6. Colleyville Heritage (8-1), 7

7. Dripping Springs (9-0), 10

8. Manvel (7-2), NR

9. Katy Paetow (8-1), 5

10. Magnolia West (9-0), NR

CLASS 5A DIVISION II

1. Aledo (9-0), 1

2. Lovejoy (9-0), 2

3. Fort Bend Marshall (8-0), 3

4. Ennis (9-0), 4

5. Lubbock-Cooper (8-1), 5

6. South Oak Cliff (8-1), 6

7. Texarkana Texas (8-0), 7

8. Montgomery (9-0), 8

9. Alamo Heights (9-0), 9

10. Crosby (7-2), 10

CLASS 4A DIVISION I

1. Austin LBJ (9-0), 1

2. Stephenville (9-0), 2

3. El Campo (8-1), 3

4. Melissa (7-2), 4

5. Argyle (8-1), 5

6. Kilgore (8-1), 6

7. Wichita Falls Hirschi (7-2), 7

8. Calallen (8-1), 8

9. Waco La Vega (6-3), 9

10. Lindale (6-3), NR

CLASS 4A DIVISION II

1. Carthage (8-0), 1

2. Gilmer (8-1), 2

3. Celina (7-1), 3

4. West Orange-Stark (7-1), 4

5. China Spring (9-0), 5

6. Bellville (9-0), 6

7. Cuero (8-1), 8

8. Sinton (8-1), 9

9. Wimberley (7-2), 10

10. Van (9-0), 7

CLASS 3A DIVISION I

1. Tuscola Jim Ned (9-0), 1

2. Brock (9-0), 2

3. Mount Vernon (9-0), 4

4. West (9-0), 6

5. Lorena (7-2), 8

6. Columbus (7-2), 10

7. Tatum (8-1), 9

8. Hallettsville (7-2), 3

9. Edna (8-2), NR

10. Grandview (8-2), 7

CLASS 3A DIVISION II

1. Franklin (10-0), 1

2. Gunter (9-0), 2

3. Childress (8-0), 3

4. Holliday (9-0), 4

5. West Rusk (9-0), 5

6. Newton (7-1), 6

7. Lubbock Roosevelt (9-0), 7

8. Waskom (8-1), 8

9. Abernathy (8-1), 10

10. Odem (10-0), NR

CLASS 2A DIVISION I

1. Refugio (9-0), 1

2. Shiner (9-0), 2

3. Timpson (7-0), 3

4. Crawford (9-0), 4

5. Hawley (9-0), 5

6. New Deal (8-1), 6

7. Beckville (9-0), 7

8. Mason (8-1), 8

9. Coleman (8-0), 9

10. Forsan (9-0), 10

CLASS 2A DIVISION II

1. Mart (9-0), 1

2. Muenster (9-0), 2

3. Windthorst (8-1), 3

4. Albany (8-0), 4

5. Stratford (8-1), 5

6. Falls City (8-1), 6

7. Tenaha (8-2), 7

8. Clarendon (9-1), 8

9. Wellington (5-3), 9

10. McCamey (7-1), 10

CLASS A DIVISION I

1. May (9-0), 1

2. Jonesboro (10-0), 2

3. Abbott (9-0), 3

4. Water Valley (9-0), 4

5. Rankin (8-1), 5

6. Springlake-Earth (7-1), 6

7. Sterling City (7-2), 7

8. Garden City (8-2), 8

9. Hermleigh (10-0), 10

10. Westbrook (5-4), NR

CLASS A DIVISION II

1. Motley County (9-0), 1

2. Strawn (9-0), 2

3. Richland Springs (6-1), 3

4. Balmorhea (7-1), 4

5. Follett (9-0), 5

6. Anton (8-0), 6

7. Jayton (9-0), 7

8. Throckmorton (9-0), 8

9. Benjamin (9-0), 9

10. Klondike (8-1), 10

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