Top 25 Minnesota high school football scores, Week 2 updates (9/6/2024)

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Forest Lake football's Howie Johnson is one of the top defensive players in Minnesota high school football
Forest Lake football's Howie Johnson is one of the top defensive players in Minnesota high school football /

The second week of Minnesota (MSHSL) high school football features a handful of top-25 showdowns.

The No. 1 Edina Hornets (1-0) face the No. 3 Eden Prairie Eagles in one of the biggest matchups of the regular season.

The page will be updates once all the scores are final.

Top-25 Minnesota high school football scores

1. Edina (2-0)

Defeated No. 3 Eden Prairie (1-1) 35-14 with four touchdown receptions from senior Meyer Swinney, including an 85-yard touchdown to start the second half.

2. Maple Grove (2-0)

Defeated Champlin Park (0-2) 42-14.

3. Eden Prairie (2-0)

Fell to No. 1 Edina (2-0) 35-14.

4. Lakeville North (2-0)

Defeated No. 8 Rosemount (1-1) 24-21.

Running back Sam Ripplinger ran for his second touchdown of the night in the fourth quarter for the win. He finished with 143 rushing yards.

5. Shakopee (2-0)

Defeated No. 10 Prior Lake (1-1) 28-21.

Senior running back TJ Clark ran for three touchdowns as the Sabers sperated themselves from the Lakers in the second and fourth quarters.

6. Centennial (1-1)

Lost to Blaine (2-0) 23-13.

The Class 6A defending champions fall as Blaine senior running back Zach Larson finds the end zone twice, and the Bengals are 2-0 to start the season.

No. 7 Minnetonka (2-0)

Defeated No. 11 Wayzata (1-1) 28-14.

Minnetonka quarterback Caleb Francois continues to have a strong season. Tonight he had three rushing touchdown. The Skippers' defense scored on a fumble recovery as well.

8. Rosemount (1-1)

Lost to No. 4 Lakeville North (2-0) 24-21.

9. Stillwater (1-1)

Defeated Woodbury 34-15.

Emilio Rosario-Matias led the Ponies with three rushing touchdowns.

10. Prior Lake (1-1)

Lost to No. 5 Shakopee (2-0) 28-21.

11. Wayzata (1-1)

Lost to No. 7 Minnetonka (1-1) 28-14.

12. Lakeville South (1-1)

Defeated Farmington (1-1) 50-29.

Bo Bokman ran for four touchdowns as the Cougars and Farmington combined for 79 points. Farmington running back Jonah Ask ran for two touchdowns.

13. Mankato West (1-1)

Lost to Andover (1-1) 28-21.

14. Anoka (1-1)

Lost to St. Michael-Albertville (1-1) 24 -21.

The Knights went on to upset the Tornadoes after defensive lineman Aaron Otto recovered an Anoka fumble for a touchdown to take a 24-21 lad with 3:51 remaining in the game.

15. St. Thomas Academy (1-1)

Lost to Waconia (1-1) 35-7.

Waconia quarterback Kaden Herman found wide receiver Owen Hiltner in the end zone twice in the first quarter to build a 14-0 lead that the Wildcats never relinquished.

16. Alexandria (2-0)

Defeated Monticello 24-6.

Quarterback Chase Thompson threw two touchdown passes in the win.

17. Brainerd (1-1)

Lost to No. 18 Elk River (2-0) 50-14.

18. Elk River (2-0)

Defeated No. 17 Brainerd (1-1) 50-14.

With Mankato West and St. Thomas Academy losses and a big win over Brainerd, Elk River is back as the top contender in Class 5A through two weeks. Five different Elks ran for touchdowns in the runaway win.

19. Rogers (1-1)

Lost to Moorhead (2-0) 41-7.

20. East Ridge (1-1)

Lost to No. 21 Forest Lake (1-1) 22-18.

21. Forest Lake (1-1)

Defeated No. 20 East Ridge (1-1) 22-18.

A 65-yard touchdown run by sophomore Mack Jurkovich gave Forest Lake the late lead and the win.

22. Robbinsdale Armstrong (2-0)

Defeated Harding (0-2) 44-0.

Kevon Johnson ran only five times, but he finished with 154 yards and three touchdowns.

23. Chanhassen (0-2)

Lost to Owatonna (2-0) 21-7.

24. Robbinsdale Cooper (2-0)

Defeated Minneapolis Southwest (0-2) 42-12.

Sophomore quarterback Beckham Van Voorst threw for three touchdowns in the second, and added one more in the fourth, in the blowout.

25. Stewartville (1-0)

At Kasson-Mantorville (0-1) on Saturday, September 7.


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