Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Forest Lake and Lakeville South hold the top four spots. Chaska and Fergus Falls exited after losing last week. And Bemidji’s tough luck continued.

No. 7 Shakopee scored twice in the final minute but couldn’t catch up to Prior Lake. Ranked teams Moorhead, Chaska and Fergus Falls also lost.

The seven top-10s got shaken up, but there’s nothing shaky about the No. 1 teams.

The list begins with a handful of undefeated squads still left out — Kasson-Mantorville, Minneapolis North, North Branch, Waseca and Albert Lea — but angling for more attention.

Andover and Anoka, neighbors and rivals, just kept scoring. Hill-Murray stood strong against South St. Paul, and St. Paul teams Central and Harding/Humboldt went to OT.

No. 8 Andover pulled out a victory over Anoka when it scored with 12 seconds to play in a game that included 123 points. Ranked teams Eden Prairie, Moorhead, Chaska, Hermantown and Mankato East lost.

Welcome back to the rankings, Rosemount. And hey, St. Thomas Academy, enjoy that top-10 spot.

Four of the top 10 teams — Shakopee, Centennial, Elk River and Chanhassen — lost on a night when weather weighed in across the state.

The class-by-class state rankings ahead of Week 4’s games otherwise stayed firm at their peak.

Maple Grove and Minnetonka remain atop the list while Edina and Moorhead slid following loses.