MEDIA POLL: Sandpoint receiving votes after 2-0 start
Bonner County Daily Bee | UPDATED 28 minutes AGO
The State Football Media Poll is determined by a simple points system based on how each voting media member ranks teams in each classification. A team receives five points for a first-place vote, four points for a second-place vote and so on down through the fifth-place team, which receives one point. The rankings are set by listing the teams' point totals from highest to lowest.
6A Classification
1. Rigby (7) 2-0 51 1
2. Rocky Mtn (4) 1-0 43 2
3. Eagle 2-0 33 3
4. Coeur d'Alene 2-0 21 4
T-5. Madison 2-0 8 —
T-5. Mtn View 1-0 8 —
Others receiving votes: Highland 1.
5A Classification
1. Bishop Kelly (11) 1-0 55 1
2. Hillcrest 1-0 44 2
3. Skyline 1-0 30 3
4. Blackfoot 2-0 16 4
5. Lewiston 2-0 11 5
Others receiving votes: Sandpoint 9.
4A Classification
1. Fruitland (10) 1-0 54 1
2. Homedale (1) 2-0 45 2
3. Sugar-Salem 1-1 31 4
4. Kimberly 0-2 9 3
T-5. Bonners Ferry 2-0 8 5
T-5. Weiser 1-1 8 —
Others receiving votes: Emmett 3, American Falls 2, Cole Valley Christian 2, Snake River 2, South Fremont 1.
3A Classification
1. West Side (11) 2-0 55 1
2. Declo 2-0 36 t-3
3. Melba 2-0 32 t-3
4. Buhl 1-0 26 2
T-5. Logos 2-0 5 —
T-5. Ririe 1-1 5 —
Others receiving votes: Aberdeen 3, Nampa Christian 2, Grangeville 1.
2A Classification
T-1. Kamiah (4) 0-1 42 1
T-1. Hagerman (3) 1-0 42 2
3. Raft River (3) 1-0 33 4
4. Wallace (1) 1-0 24 3
5. Prairie 2-0 18 5
Others receiving votes: Butte County 5, Oakley 1.
1A Classification
1. Kendrick (11) 2-0 55 1
2. Carey 1-0 44 2
3. Coeur du Christ 2-0 26 3
4. Salmon River 2-0 23 4
5. Hansen 1-0 8 t-5
Others receiving votes: Council 3, Cascade 2, Deary 2, Rockland 2.
Voters: Jack Freeman, Bonner County Daily Bee; Sven Alskog, IdahoSports.com; Mark Nelke, Coeur d'Alene Press; Sam Taylor, Lewiston Tribune; Debanny Cerda, KMVT; Allan Steele, East Idaho News; Kyle Fansler, Times-News; Michael Lycklama, Idaho Statesman; Race Archibald, Idaho Press; Sam Bernardi, Post Register; Brandon Walton, Idaho State Journal.