Here are this week’s RJ high school football rankings

Boulder City High School junior Jimmy Dunagan generated 50 yards on 13 carries, trying to help the Eagles, which were playing without their leading rusher on Friday. BCHS lost 34-17 to Needles. Bryce Rogers Boulder City Review

Class 4A

1. Bishop Gorman (3-2, Last week 1) — Now that league play has started, will the Gaels trail again this season?

2. Liberty (3-1, LW 2) — The winner of Thursday’s game against Green Valley will have a huge leg up on the Southeast League.

3. Arbor View (4-0, LW 3) — If Shadow Ridge couldn’t slow down the Aggies, can anyone?

4. Green Valley (4-0, LW 4) — The Gators look to upset seven-time-defending Sunrise Region champion Liberty.

5. Foothill (4-0, LW 5) — The undefeated Falcons look to start league play with a win against Coronado.

Class 3A

1. Desert Pines (1-2, LW 1) — The Jaguars make the long drive to Pahrump to start their Sunset League schedule.

2. Chaparral (4-1, LW 2) — TyRay Collins is proving to be one of the best players in Class 3A.

3. Mojave (3-1, LW 3) — Idle last week, the Rattlers host Sunrise Mountain to open Sunset League play.

4. Moapa Valley (3-1, LW 4) — The Pirates host Class 4A Las Vegas on Thursday.

5. Virgin Valley (3-2, LW unranked) — The Bulldogs re-enter the rankings after knocking off Sunrise Mountain.

Class 2A

1. Needles (4-0, LW 1) — The Mustangs have not allowed a point in 101 minutes, 4 seconds of game time.

2. Lincoln County (3-2, LW 2) — The Lynx head home for the first time since Sept. 1 when they host Laughlin.

3. Lake Mead (2-1, LW 3) — The Eagles won big against Laughlin last week.

4. Democracy Prep (2-1, LW 4) — The Blue Knights have their biggest challenge of the year when they host Needles.

5. The Meadows (1-3, LW 5) — The Mustangs host Mountain View on Thursday.

Class 1A

1. Pahrangat Valley (4-0, LW 1) — The Panthers are 100 wins away from tying their own national record.

2. Spring Mountain (3-1, LW 2) — The Golden Eagles are idle after shutting out Indian Springs.

3. Beatty (3-0, LW 3) — The Hornets look to improve to 4-0 when they visit Indian Springs.

4. Tonopah (2-2, LW 4) — The Muckers have a chance for the biggest upset of the season when they host Pahranagat Valley.

5. Indian Springs (1-3, LW 5) — The Thunderbirds are back home this week after two road games.