Chaparral running back Jayce Wilson carries the ball during a game against ACP in 2025. (Submitted photo/Chloe Caplan)
PHOENIX — The Arizona Interscholastic Association has announced it is considering adopting MaxPreps National Football Rankings for this upcoming tackle football season.
In an email sent out to statewide media Thursday, Aug. 6, the AIA said a recommendation will be made to the Executive Board on Aug. 10 to adopt the MaxPreps ranking system. Previously, the AIA said they ran into problems generating rankings in time for playoff deadlines, but because of enhancements made by MaxPreps, it’s no longer an issue.
MaxPreps has an extensive document providing information regarding the ranking system and it’s various components that can be found here.
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PHOENIX — The Arizona Interscholastic Association has announced it is considering adopting MaxPreps National Football Rankings for this upcoming tackle football season.
In an email sent out to statewide media Thursday, Aug. 6, the AIA said a recommendation will be made to the Executive Board on Aug. 10 to adopt the MaxPreps ranking system. Previously, the AIA said they ran into problems generating rankings in time for playoff deadlines, but because of enhancements made by MaxPreps, it’s no longer an issue.
MaxPreps has an extensive document providing information regarding the ranking system and it’s various components that can be found here.
Brittany Bowyer is a Report for America corps member, covering sports for Independent Newsmedia in Arizona. Report for America places talented journalists in local newsrooms to report on under-covered issues and regions.
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