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Lee moves up in latest football playoff RPI standings

Bartram Trail running back A.J. Jones runs for one of his three touchdowns against Nease during a Week 8 game. Bartram won the game 52-22. (Ralph D. Priddy, Contributed photo)

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The second wave of the new high school football RPI playoff standings are out, with Lee making a big jump up after pulling off an upset in Week 8.

The Generals jumped to third in Region 1-6A with an RPI total of .659 following their 27-21 overtime win over Columbia last week. The Tigers remain No. 2 in the region with .669 in the RPI, although they would be seeded likely fifth come playoff time should the district standings hold.  

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Complete standings can be found here. 

Fletcher's win over Gainesville Buchholz puts the Senators at No. 9 in Region 1-7A, and in much better position for a state playoff berth. 

Trinity Christian clung on to the No. 6 and final playoff berth in Region 1-3A with .544. It trails Baldwin (.658) and Episcopal (.644) as Nos. 2 and 3, respectively. 


1-8A: 3. Bartram Trail (.745), Other: 10. Mandarin (.596)

1-7A: 3. Fleming Island (.658), Other: 9. Fletcher (.527)

1-6A: 2. Columbia (.669), 3. Lee (.659), 5. Ponte Vedra (.632), 6. St. Augustine (.575)

1-5A: 2. Westside (.611), 4. Raines (.573), 7. Baker County (.520), Others: 9. Parker (.505), 10. Suwannee (.482)

2-5A: Other: 9. Menendez (.521)

1-4A: 1. West Nassau (.660), 2. Bolles (.651), 3. Bradford (.537), Other: 8. Fernandina Beach (.443)

2-4A: 5. Keystone Heights (.591), Other: 9. Palatka (.442)

1-3A: 2. Baldwin (.658), 3. Episcopal (.644), 6. Trinity Christian (.544), Other: 7. Wolfson (.540), 8. Interlachen (.492)

1-2A: 1. University Christian (.667), 5. North Florida Educational (.488), 6. St. Joseph (.479), Other: 9. Eagle's View (.402)

3-1A: 4. Hilliard (.635), 6. Union County (.447)
 


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