Princeton, Bishop Watterson lead updated Ohio high school football rankings
The latest Ohio high school football Massey Ratings were released with just over two weeks left in the regular season. Princeton is 7-0 and sits at No. 1, while Bishop Watterson owns a 36-game winning streak and is No. 2. The rankings also note top recruits such as Ohio State target Lorenzo McMullen Jr. and Michigan commit Monsanna Torbert.
Princeton sits atop the Massey Ratings at 7-0, leading the Greater Miami Conference under Andre Parker. The Vikings have scored 286 points while allowing 111, including a 47-0 shutout of William Mason. Four-star Ohio State target Lorenzo McMullen Jr. caught three touchdowns in that win, while four-star Michigan commit Monsanna Torbert anchors the defense.
Bishop Watterson is second amid a 36-game winning streak. Coach Brian Kennedy's Eagles went 14-0 last season and scored 42 against Bishop Hartley. Three-star lineman Davis Seaman leads an offense that has produced 200 points across its past five games. The Massey model weighs outcomes, schedule strength, and margin of victory.
These rankings and recruit mentions could shape how college programs, media, and fans direct attention toward Ohio high school players. For athletes like McMullen and Torbert, added visibility may bring more recruiting interest and pressure. Local communities and schools could see increased game-day interest, while coaches may use the recognition to motivate teams. Still, rankings are only one snapshot and may not fully capture development, fit, or character.