Top 25 Minnesota high school football scores (9/20/2024)

Scoreboard for the top teams in Minnesota high school football

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Minnesota high school football Week 4 is loaded with games between top 25 opponents.

There are six top 25 matchups this week. Among the top games, No. 1Maple Grove (3-0) will play No. 20 Anoka (2-1), and No. 6 Eden Prairie (2-1) takes on No. 4 Shakopee (3-0) in top showdown.

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Minnesota High School Football Top 25 Scoreboard

1. Maple Grove (4-0)

Defeated No. 20 Anoka (2-2) 55-14.

The Crimson rolled to a 48-0 lead at halftime.

2. Minnetonka (4-0)

Defeated No. 10 Prior Lake (1-3) 28-7.

Quarterback Caleb Francois ran for three touchdowns in the win.

3. Lakeville North (4-0)

Defeated No. 22 Farmington (2-2) 27-20.

Running back Sam Ripplinger ran 38 times for 234 yards and two touchdowns.

4. Shakopee (4-0)

Defeated No. 6 Eden Prairie (2-2) 28-7.

The game was tied at seven at halftime, but the Sabers scored three touchdowns in the second half for the win.

5. Edina (3-1)

Defeated No. 11 Wayzata (1-3) 48-21.

The Edina offense clicked as quarterback Mason West went 22-for-23 for 301 yards and five touchdowns. Receiver Meyer Swinney had 11 receptions for 167 yards and three touchdowns.

6. Eden Prairie (2-2)

Lost to No. 4 Shakopee (3-1)

7. Stillwater (3-1)

Defeated No. 24 Mounds View (2-2) 33-14.

Stillwater dominated the second half with four touchdowns to pull away from Mounds View.

8. Elk River (3-1)

Lost to Andover (3-1) 47-31.

9. Eagan (3-1)

Defeated No. 13 Lakeville South (1-3) 35-33.

Eagan overcame a 13-point deficit in the third quarter to win. Running back Seth Kolehmainen ran for four touchdowns for the Wildcats.

10. Prior Lake (1-3)

Lost to No. 2 Minnetonka (4-0) 28-7.

11. Wayzata (1-3)

Lost to No. 5 Edina (3-1) 48-21.

12. Lakeville South (1-3)

Lost to No. 9 Eagan (3-1) 35-33.

13. Alexandria (4-0)

Lost to Sartell (0-4) 42-13.

14. Blaine (3-1)

Defeated Osseo (1-3) 48-21.

15. Centennial (2-2)

Defeated No. 19 St. Michael-Albertville (2-2) 24-9.

16. Rosemount (1-3)

Lost to Rochester Mayo (2-2) 17-14.

Isaiah Beale scored on a 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter to give Mayo the win.

17. Robbinsdale Armstrong (4-0)

Defeated Cretin-Derham Hall (1-3) 28-22.

Kevon Johnson continued his fantastic season with 140 yards and two touchdowns on 25 carries.

18. Moorhead (4-0)

Defeated Brainerd (2-2) 50-15.

19. St. Michael-Albertville (2-2)

Lost to No. 15 Centennial (1-3) 24-9.

20. Anoka (2-2)

Lost to to No. 1 Maple Grove (4-0) 55-14.

21. Stewartville (4-0)

Defeated Pine Island (4-0) 19-0.

22. Farmington (2-2)

Lost to No. 3 Lakeville North (4-0) 27-20.

23. Owatonna (4-0)

Defeated Northfield (1-3) 39-6.

Nolan Ginskey had a pick 6 and two touchdown receptions for the Huskies.

24. Mounds View (2-2)

Lost to No. 7 Stillwater (2-2) 33-14.

25. Mankato West (2-2)

Defeated Chaska (2-2) 17-14.

A dominant second quarter with two touchdowns pushed the Scarlets over Chaska.

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