Moorhead and Woodbury entered the rankings, and Rosemount kept rising in the top five.

The ranked teams lost mostly to each other, but Edina (loser to Moorhead) and Cretin-Derham Hall (loser to Elk River) were spectacular exceptions.

Ahead of the final games of the regular season, Centennial and Lakeville South moved into the upper echelon in Class 6A.

As the regular season nears its Wednesday end, a few unforeseen upsets and close games Friday jumbled Jim Paulsen’s list.

Class 6A’s Maple Grove stands alone as a unanimous top pick in the seven football classes.

Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Forest Lake and Lakeville South remain in, holding the top four spots. Also important is who’s out: Chaska and Fergus Falls exited after losing last week.

Serious shuffling came to the seven top-10s, but No. 1 teams stood strong.

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.

In the only change at the top, Elk River took over at No. 1 in Class 5A.

Defending champs Maple Grove, Jackson County Central and Minneota rank No. 1 in respective classifications.