National high school football rankings: USA TODAY Sports Super 50 after Week 6

As September comes to an end and October quickly approaches, a majority of the country has hit the midway point of the high school football season.

Questions that needed to be answered from the first few weeks of the year have likely been answered. For most states, it’s become crystal clear who the true state title contenders are. But what team can claim the crown as the best team in their respective state as head towards a new month?

Here are the top teams from every state entering October.

Alabama: Thompson (Alabaster)

Alaska: Lathrop

Arizona: Hamilton (Chandler)

Arkansas: Shiloh Christian (Springdale)

California: Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita)

Colorado: Cherry Creek (Greenwood Village)

Connecticut: New Canaan

Delaware: Smyrna

Florida: St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale)

Georgia: Buford

Hawaii: Mililani

Idaho: Bishop Kelly (Boise)

Illinois: East St. Louis

Indiana: Brownsburg

Iowa: Southeast Polk (Pleasant Hill)

Kansas: Mill Valley (Shawnee)

Kentucky: Trinity (Louisville)

Louisiana: Edna Karr (New Orleans)

Maine: Thornton Academy (Saco)

Maryland: St. Frances Academy (Baltimore)

Massachusetts: Catholic Memorial (West Roxbury)

Michigan: Catholic Central (Novi)

Minnesota: Moorhead

Mississippi: Tupelo

Missouri: St. Pius X (Kansas City)

Montana: Billings West

Nebraska: Millard South (Omaha)

Nevada: Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)

New Hampshire: Bishop Guertin (Nashua)

New Jersey: Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey)

New Mexico: Cleveland (Rio Rancho)

New York: Iona Prep (New Rochelle)

North Carolina: Hough (Cornelius)

North Dakota: Kindred

Ohio: Washington (Massillon)

Oklahoma: Bixby

Oregon: Lake Oswego

Pennsylvania: Central Catholic (Pittsburgh)

Rhode Island: La Salle Academy (Providence)

South Carolina: Dutch Fork

South Dakota: Jefferson (Sioux Falls)

Tennessee: Baylor (Chattanooga)

Texas: Allen

Utah: Mountain Ridge (Herriman)

Vermont: St. Johnsbury Academy

Virginia: Varina (Richmond)

Washington: Puyallup

West Virginia: Martinsburg

Wisconsin: Arrowhead (Hartland)

Wyoming: Cody

Follow Sports Reporter Joe Spears on X at @joe_spears7 or via email: JSpears@usatodayco.com. For additional high school sports coverage, be sure to follow USA TODAY High School Sports on Instagram and X.

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