Each week, 24 media members across the state will vote on the top 10 KHSAA football teams in the state in their respective classes.
The members are represented from each region in the state, including three members from Northern Kentucky.
The polls will run all the way until the end of the regular season and leading into the first week of the playoffs.
Check out the movement from Week 4 below:
Class 6AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Male (24) 5-1 240 1
2. Trinity 4-3 201 2
3. St. Xavier 4-2 183 3
4. Frederick Douglass 2-3 157 4
5. Manual 5-1 143 5
6. Bryan Station 4-2 122 6
7. Ballard 4-2 109 7
8. Bullitt East 5-1 78 8
9. Pleasure Ridge Park 4-3 41 10
10. Ryle 2-4 18 9
Others receiving votes: Fern Creek 13, Simon Kenton 8, George Rogers Clark 3, Meade County 2, Tates Creek 2. Â
Class 5AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Bowling Green (13) 5-2 219 1
2. Highlands (7) 6-1 210 2
3. South Warren (4) 5-1 196 3
4. Scott County 6-1 179 4
5. Cooper 5-2 117 5
6. Woodford County 4-1 115 6
7. Southwestern 4-2 91 7
8. Owensboro 4-3 76 9
9. Greenwood 5-2 41 10
10. South Oldham 5-2 40 8
Others receiving votes: North Laurel 7, Atherton 6, Dixie Heights 6, West Jessamine 5, Madisonville-North Hopkins 4, Collins 3, Moore 3, Graves County 2.Â
Class 4AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Boyle County (22) 6-0 238 1
2. Corbin (2) 6-0 212 2
3. Covington Catholic 7-0 195 3
4. Paducah Tilghman 7-0 166 4
5. Franklin County 6-0 133 5
6. Ashland Blazer 7-0 126 6
7. Taylor County 5-2 79 8
8. Johnson Central 4-3 68 7
9. Logan County 5-2 32 9
10. (tie) DeSales 5-2 16 NR
10. (tie) Wayne County 5-2 16 10
Others receiving votes: North Oldham 12, Jeffersontown 6, Warren East 5, Perry County Central 4, Nelson County 3, Allen County-Scottsville 2, Letcher County Central 2, Spencer County 2, Boyd County 1, Mason County 1, Shelby County 1.Â
Class 3AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Christian Academy (23) 6-1 237 1
2. Lexington Catholic 2-4 164 3
3. Union County (1) 7-0 152 5
4. Lloyd Memorial 6-0 143 4
5. Bell County 6-1 120 2
6. Central 3-4 119 6
7. Franklin-Simpson 7-0 110 7
8. Hart County 7-0 81 8
9. Rockcastle County 6-1 58 NR
10. Mercer County 6-1 57 NR
Others receiving votes: Belfry 55, Glasgow 23, Clay County 1.Â
Class 2AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Lexington Christian (22) 6-1 238 1
2. Beechwood (2) 6-1 211 2
3. Owensboro Catholic 7-0 190 3
4. Mayfield 5-1 177 4
5. Green County 6-1 127 6
6. Somerset 5-2 122 7
7. Murray 5-2 72 5
8. Shelby Valley 3-3 50 9
9. Betsy Layne 6-0 40 10
10. Crittenden County 3-3 29 NR
Others receiving votes: Pike County Central 25, Washington County 16, Bracken County 14, Carroll County 4, Floyd Central 3, Leslie County 2.Â
Class AÂ
Rank-school (FPV)                         Record  Pts         LWÂ
1. Raceland (21) 4-2 235 1
2. Pikeville 3-2 212 2
3. Campbellsville (2) 7-0 186 3
4. Kentucky Country Day (1) 6-0 169 4
5. Paris 6-0 146 5
6. Sayre 6-0 124 6
7. Bethlehem 4-3 74 8
8. Newport Central Catholic 2-4 64 7
9. Newport 4-2 43 9
10. Eminence 4-2 23 10
Others receiving votes: Louisville Holy Cross 22, Middlesboro 16, Williamsburg 3, Covington Holy Cross 2, Hazard 1. Â
Voters: Chelsea Parker (The Paducah Sun), Scott Brown (YourSportsEdge.com), Edward Marlowe (WKDZ-FM), Mark Mathis (Owensboro Messenger-Inquirer), Micheal Compton (Bowling Green Daily News), Kaden Gaylord-Day (WBKO-TV), Josh Claywell (The Kentucky Standard, LaRue County Herald News), Dominique Yates (WLKY-TV), Brooks Holton (The Courier Journal), Jason Frakes (The Courier Journal), Kent Spencer (WHAS-TV), James Weber (Cincinnati Enquirer), Brendan Connelly (Cincinnati Enquirer), Evan Dennison (LinkNKy.com), Ivan Rice (Bourbon County Citizen), Jared Peck (Lexington Herald-Leader), Brian Milam (WKYT-TV), Mike Marsee (Danville freelancer), Les Dixon (13thRegionMediaNetwork.com), Nate Johnson (WYMT-TV), John Henson (HarlanCountySports.com), Steve LeMaster (Floyd County Chronicle), Randy White (Pikeville Appalachian News-Express), Matthew Sparks (Ashland Daily Independent).Â