The hierarchy in the USA TODAY Sports Super 15 Southeast Region remains rigid as the top three programs continue to dominate the landscape. St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) reinforced its status as the region’s premier squad with a commanding 49-8 victory over West Broward, maintaining its perch atop the rankings. Behind the Florida powerhouse, Buford (GA) and Columbus (FL) have held firm in second and third place, respectively, creating a distinct tier of excellence that separates them from the chasing pack. These three teams have established themselves as the primary contenders for regional supremacy, with their consistent performance setting a high bar for the remainder of the season.
Undefeated titans hold firm as St. Augustine and Central break into the elite top 15.
Week 12 marked a significant shift in the middle of the pack, as two new programs earned their way into the Super 15 based on impressive wins. St. Augustine (FL) and Central (AL) broke into the rankings, signaling a surge in competitiveness among the region’s elite. Their inclusion highlights the depth of talent in the Southeast, where multiple undefeated teams are vying for attention and playoff positioning. This influx of new blood into the top 15 intensifies the race, forcing established teams to maintain their focus while new challengers emerge with momentum.
Other notable performances underscore the strength of the region’s upper echelon. IMG Academy (FL) continued its dominant run with a 42-14 win over The Hun School (NJ), while Thomas County Central (GA) secured a 26-7 victory against Coffee (GA). Chaminade-Madonna (FL) also added to its resume with a 33-7 triumph over Coconut Creek (FL). These results confirm that the Southeast Region is producing high-quality football, with multiple teams capable of controlling games and dictating the pace. As the season progresses, the battle for the remaining top spots will hinge on these teams’ ability to sustain their winning streaks against increasingly tough competition.
Source: Yahoo Sports
