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2015 ELITE SIX Rankings - Preseason

by MoCoFootball Staff on 08/25/15

2015 MOCOFB ELITE SIX Rankings - Preseason

RK
TEAM PTS VOTES

1

NORTHWEST (0-0) 11 first place votes

Damon: 2x defending state champs. Plus returning one of the best QB's in the state, Mark Pierce. Enough said.

Jason: 2-time defending champions bring back their three year starter at quarterback and some talented skill position players. Question is on the defense. Will be answered by Week 2 the earliest.
66 11/11

2

QUINCE ORCHARD (0-0)

Damon: Split games with NW last year. Returns one of the best lines in the state. Added a new qb, will it be enough to overtake NW.

Jason: The most established team in the county when it comes to returning starters, but losing last year's starting quarterback will hurt a little bit. They have a tough game against Damascus Week 1.
51 11/11

3

DAMASCUS (0-0)

Damon: State finalist. Will rely heavily on Jake Funk; one of the best RB's in the state. The Swarmin Hornets should make another strong run to try and get back to the finals.

Jason: Return the county's (maybe the state's) best player. Will they have a passing game to compliment their run game? Early test comes Week 1 against QO.
44 11/11

4

PAINT BRANCH (0-0)
27 10/11

5

SENECA VALLEY (0-0)

Damon: Returns one of the best backs in the county. Added a few extra pieces. Will it be enough to make the playoffs in a stacked 3A?

Jason: New offensive scheme and transfer of a new qb. Will this be the year the Valley returns to playoff promise?
17 7/11

6

SHERWOOD (0-0)

Damon: Led by WVU commit WR Marcus Simms, the Warriors should make a playoff return in 2015.
14 8/11

received votes:

CLARKSBURG (0-0), 12 pts

Jason: This is the year they need to step up. Often known as a tough team that plays teams tough, but I look for the Coyotes to step up and finally win some of the big ones this year.

Panel:

Home: Michael Cornejo, Matthew Miller, Kevin Grant, Damon Anderson, Terry Changuris, Jason Hamilton-Brown, Matthew Papuchis, Eric Goldwein (Washington Post), Brandy Simms (The Sentinel), Kyle McFadden (Maryland Sports Access).

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2015 MOCOFB ELITE SIX Rankings - Preseason
RK	TEAM	PTS	VOTES
1	NORTHWEST (0-0) 11 first place votes Damon: 2x defending state champs. Plus returning one of the best QB's in the state, Mark Pierce. Enough said. Jason: 2-time defending champions bring back their three year starter at quarterback and some talented skill position players. Question is on the defense. Will be answered by Week 2 the earliest.	66	11/11
2	QUINCE ORCHARD (0-0) Damon: Split games with NW last year. Returns one of the best lines in the state. Added a new qb, will it be enough to overtake NW. Jason: The most established team in the county when it comes to returning starters, but losing last year's starting quarterback will hurt a little bit. They have a tough game against Damascus Week 1.	51	11/11
3	DAMASCUS (0-0) Damon: State finalist. Will rely heavily on Jake Funk; one of the best RB's in the state. The Swarmin Hornets should make another strong run to try and get back to the finals. Jason: Return the county's (maybe the state's) best player. Will they have a passing game to compliment their run game? Early test comes Week 1 against QO.	44	11/11
4	PAINT BRANCH (0-0)	27	10/11
5	SENECA VALLEY (0-0) Damon: Returns one of the best backs in the county. Added a few extra pieces. Will it be enough to make the playoffs in a stacked 3A? Jason: New offensive scheme and transfer of a new qb. Will this be the year the Valley returns to playoff promise?	17	7/11
6	SHERWOOD (0-0) Damon: Led by WVU commit WR Marcus Simms, the Warriors should make a playoff return in 2015.	14	8/11
received votes: CLARKSBURG (0-0), 12 pts Jason: This is the year they need to step up. Often known as a tough team that plays teams tough, but I look for the Coyotes to step up and finally win some of the big ones this year.
Panel: Home: Michael Cornejo, Matthew Miller, Kevin Grant, Damon Anderson, Terry Changuris, Jason Hamilton-Brown, Matthew Papuchis, Eric Goldwein (Washington Post), Brandy Simms (The Sentinel), Kyle McFadden (Maryland Sports Access).