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GRC/GRC West Week 3 Football Power Poll

by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com

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Week 3 of high school football has been completed. While GRC teams started playing conference games in Week 1, the GRC West kicked off conference play this week.

GRC (11-Man)
With nine teams in the conference, every week will feature four conference games and one non-conference game.  All but Brookfield played a conference game this week.  Here are the results for Week 3.

#1 Brookfield 62 Highland 0
Brookfield played a non-conference game this week, but it was a familiar opponent when they played their former CCC opponent, Highland.  Brookfield has won the last three games vs Highland and 15 out of 16 since 2010.  

#3 South Harrison 38 #2 Marceline 37 (OT)
South Harrison defeats Marceline in a matchup of teams that entered the game 2-0.  South Harrison built a 30-16 lead before Marceline came back to tie the game to send it into overtime.  After Marceline took a 37-30 lead in overtime, South Harrison scored a touchdown and 2-point conversion to win the game.

#4 Milan 27 #8 Maysville 0
Milan and Maysville usually play close games. This one was close at halftime, with Milan leading 7-0 before pulling away to win 27-0.  Milan has won 10 straight games over the Wolverines since 2017.

#7 Gallatin 34 #5 Polo 12
Gallatin won at Polo for the first time since 2018.  The home team in this series has been 7-2 since 2016.

#9 Putnam County 43 #6 Trenton 28
Putnam County defeats Trenton for the first time since 2019 and the first time in Trenton since joining the GRC.

Power Poll


Next Week's Schedule
#7 Polo at #1 Brookfield
Scotland County at #2 South Harrison
#3 Marceline at #4 Milan
#8 Trenton at #5 Gallatin
#9 Maysville at #6 Putnam County

GRC West (8-Man)
The GRC West started conference play this week.  Here are the results for Week 3:

Scores
#1 Worth County 64 #4 North Andrew 6
Worth County defeated North Andrew for the second straight year and is 6-5 vs. the Cardinals since 2016.  They are also 4-1 vs. North Andrew at home since 2016.

#2 Albany 42 #3 St. Joseph Christian 20
Albany wins their 4th straight over St. Joseph Christian.

#7 King City 48 #5 Stanberry 32
King City defeated Stanberry for the second straight game.  They have won their last three games at Stanberry.  The road team has won the last five games in this series.

#8 Princeton 66 #6 Pattonsburg 28
Princeton is now 2-0 vs. Pattonsburg since moving to 8-man.

Power Poll

Next Week's Schedule
#2 Albany at #1 Worth County
#3 St. Joseph Christian at #4 North Andrew
#5 King City at #6 Princeton
#7 Stanberry at #8 Pattonsburg









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