QC Prep Football Power Poll: How they fared, FINAL

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QC Prep Football Power Poll: How they fared, FINAL

Posted Online: Nov. 24, 2012, 1:50 am

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By Steve Tappa, stappa@qconline.com

-– These local media rankings are determined on a descending points system, with a first-place vote receiving 10 points, a second-place vote receiving 9 points, and so on. Presented by The Dispatch and The Rock Island Argus, WQAD-TV 8, MC22, WFXN-AM 1230, Aledo's WRMJ-FM 102.3, Kewanee-based Regional Media, QC's Family Ties Productions and the Clinton Herald. The last vote was taken Oct. 24.

Rank. Team (Rec): How they fared

1. Pleasant Valley (11-1): Iowa 4A quarterfinalist.

2. Mercer County (14-0): Beat state-rated Belleville Althoff, 14-7 Friday in the Illinois 2A state championship game. (STATE CHAMPIONS).

3. Rock Island (8-3): Illinois 6A second-round playoff loss.

4. Alleman (12-2): Lost to top-rated Rochester, 43-18 Friday in the Illinois 4A state championship game. (STATE RUNNER-UP).

5. Sterling Newman (12-1): Illinois 3A semifinalist.

6. Mediapolis (13-1): Lost to state-rated Spirit Lake. 17-15 in the Iowa 2A state championship game. (STATE RUNNER-UP).

7. Assumption (7-3): Iowa 4A first-round playoff loss.

8. Annawan-Wethersfield (10-2): Illinois 2A quarterfinalist.

9. Muscatine (7-3): Iowa 4A first-round Iowa 4A playoff loss.

10. Monmouth-Roseville (8-3): Illinois 3A second-round playoff loss to No. 5 Sterling Newman.

ALSO RECEIVING VOTES:

11. Rockridge (7-3): Illinois 2A first-round playoff loss.

12. Sterling (6-4): Illinois 5A first-round playoff loss.

13. Bettendorf (6-4): Iowa 4A first-round playoff loss.

14. Stark County (10-3): Illinois 1A semifinalist.

15. North Scott (7-4): Iowa 4A second-round playoff loss to No. 1 Pleasant Valley.

16. Preston (9-2): Iowa Eight-Man second-round playoff loss.

17 (tie). Geneseo (6-5): Illinois 4A second-round playoff loss.

17 (tie). Monmouth United (6-4): Illinois 1A first-round playoff loss.

17 (tie). Morrison (6-4): Illinois 2A first-round playoff loss.

ON THE RADAR:

NR. Galesburg (5-5): Illinois 5A first-round playoff loss.

NR. Erie-Prophetstown (5-5): Illinois 3A first-round playoff loss.

NR. Orion (6-5): Illinois 2A second-round playoff loss.

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