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High School Football: Which teams are at the top of the Week 7 power rankings?

Each week, the top high school football teams in the Cox First Media coverage area will be recognized in our power rankings. Some of the top matchups in Week 7 include Lakota West (D-I No. 1) at Middletown (D-I No. 5), Butler (D-II No. 4) at Troy (D-II No. 3), Dunbar (D-IV No. 5) at Trotwood (D-II No. 1), and Versailles (D-VI No. 4) at Coldwater (D-V No. 1). Here are the area power rankings ...

Week 7 high school football power rankings are out from Cox First Media. Highest on the Division I list is Lakota West, currently ranked No. 1, facing Middletown in the matchup. Division II sees Trotwood atop the charts, with a win over Cathedral and an upcoming game against Dunbar. Bellbrook leads Division III, with a victory over Edgewood and a home game against Franklin.

Valley View tops Division IV, defeating Oakwood, and will host Madison. Coldwater is at the top of the Division V rankings after defeating Parkway, and will host Versailles. Tri-Village is the Division VI leader, with a win over Mississinawa Valley, and will face Dixie. Finally, Marion Local is the top-ranked team in Division VII, following a win over St. Henry, and will host Fort Recovery.

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