2015 Top 25 Rankings

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PAG METER Top 25 Rankings

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Pag Meter Final Top 25 rankings for 2015

No 1 Ridgeview Wolf Pack (13-1) (4-0 SYL Champions)

Back to back division 2 Champions and played in their 5th straight section championship game.

No 2 Liberty Patriots (9-3) (5-0 SWYL Champions)

Valley Champions for the 1st time in school history beating Clovis 56-21. QB Jordan Love threw for 2,148 yards with 24 TD passes and rushed for 806 yards and scored 8 TD’s

No 3 Clovis Cougars (11-2) (3-1 TRAC Champions)

Outstanding year for the Cougars and TRAC Champions. QB Sean Kuenzinger finished throwing for 3.056 yards with 30 TD passes

No 4 Lemoore Tigers (10-3) (6-0 WYL Champions)

WYL Champions. Head Coach Shannon Pulliam was suspended in the valley championship week and might not be back. In 2016, if Pulliam is not back, look for the Tigers to struggle

No 5 Hanford Bullpups (14-1) (5-1 WYL)

Division 3 back to back champions and the division 4 AA state champions. Junior QB Ryan Johnson threw 3,058 yards and 35 TD passes. Hey Fresno State, your QB is in Hanford!

No 6 Sanger Apaches (10-2) (5-0 CMAC Champions)

CMAC Champions. RB Isaiah Hilliard rushed for 1,532 yards

No 7 Bullard-Knights (9-3) (4-1 CMAC)

Charles Williams has verbally committed to play at UNLV and finished rushing for 2,142 and scored 24 TD’s. Williams also broke the Knights school’s rushing record for a single game with 336 yards on only 16 carries

No 8 Clovis North Broncos (7-5) (3-2 TRAC)

The Broncos offense scored plenty of points and leading the way was RB Jayson Lee

No 9 Buchanan Bears (7-4) (4-1 TRAC)

One of the best defenses in the valley and leading the way was Bryson Young and Ben Parker.

No 10 Clovis West Golden Eagles (6-5) (2-3 TRAC)

Caleb Kelly was presented the Butkus Award as the nation's best linebacker. WOW! Will be very good in 2016

No 11 Centennial Golden Hawks (6-5) (3-2 SWYL)

Injuries killed the Golden Hawks

No 12 Edison Tigers (5-7) (3-2 CMAC)

One of the best defenses in the valley and struggled on offense from start to finish

No 13 Bakersfield Drillers (5-6) (3-2 SWYL)

Without the triple option, the Drillers are not the same team

No 14 Memorial Panthers (9-4) (2-3 CMAC)

Lost in the division 3 championship game. Junior QB Michael Alvarez threw for 2,465 yards with 19 TD’s passes. RB Joey Ruiz came on strong in the 2nd half of the year and rushed for 1,341 and 18 TD scored. WR Chris Paz caught 57 passes for 1,084 and 7 TD’s

No 15 Chowchilla (12-3) (4-1 NSL)

The division 4 champions and the Southern section regional champions. This team played injured in the state game where most players wouldn’t have not played.

No 16 Central Grizzlies (4-9) (2-3 TRAC)

Justin Garza will not be back as head coach as well as interim coach Mark Hetherington

No 17 Washington Union (9-4) (5-0 NSL Champions)

Lost in the division 4 championship game. One of the best defenses and North Sequoia league champions

No 18 Fresno High Warriors (10-2) (5-0 NYL Champions)

The Warriors are the NYL Champions! Outstanding on offense and struggled on defense

No 19 Sunnyside Wildcats (8-4) (4-1 NYL)

The Wildcats won the most streaky team award. Junior QB Nate Hughes threw for 2,074 and 16 TD passes

No 20 Tulare Union Redskins (9-2) (4-1 EYL)

RB Romello Harris finished his career as the 3rd all time leading rusher in central section history with 7,311 yards. Next stop is Washington State

No 21 Stockdale Mustangs (3-7) (2-3 SWYL)

The Mustangs just never put it all together

No 22 Frontier Titans (5-6) (1-4)

The Titans did well in the non league games

No 23 Dinuba Emperors (5-5) (2-2 CSL)

The Emperor's were up and down all year

No 24 CVC Cavaliers (8-3) (3-1 CSL)

Senior Kolin Stock rushed for 1,924 and scored 23 TD’s