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Wednesday, October 5, 2005
NCHS up to 6A No. 9; BHS
No. 10
Pantagraph staff with Associated Press
Normal
Community High School moved up a spot in this week's
high school football poll, making room for Bloomington
to climb back into the rankings after a four-week
absence.
NCHS (5-1) moved to No. 9 in Class 6A of the poll of
state sportswriters conducted by The Associated Press.
The Purple Raiders (5-1) are back in the poll at No. 10
after dropping out of the poll in Week 2 after a 17-14
overtime loss to the Ironmen.
Deer Creek-Mackinaw retained the No. 1 spot in Class
1A while Ridgeview moved up to No. 7. GCMS climbed two
spots to No. 7 in Class 2A while Pontiac remained at No.
7 in Class 5A.
Two top-ranked teams were knocked from No. 1.
Sterling Newman fell from No. 1 in 2A when it lost to
Bureau Valley, a 3A opponent, 26-14. And in 5A, Geneseo
fell from the top spot with a 28-7 loss to Sterling.
Moving up to No. 1 was Sacred Heart-Griffin for the
first time since 1994. SHG currently has a 34-game
regular season winning streak and a 26-game winning
streak in the Central State Eight Conference, where it
is on the verge of winning its sixth straight league
title.
There are two polls remaining before the start of the
playoffs.
West-BHS tickets on sale today
Tickets for Friday's Normal West versus Bloomington
football game at West will go on sale today in the
athletics offices of the respective schools.
Tickets will be $3 for adults and $2 for students.
The tickets will be on sale during school hours.
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