Davin Ridall | November 3, 2026
The 2026 regular season has finally come to an end, ten weeks of football and man there were a ton of shakeups in the rankings compared to how they looked at the start of the season. The only team to drop out this week was Lewisburg. This will be the final rankings until the playoffs conclude, after the season is completely over, there will be one more complete ranking of all 34 District 4 teams. For now though, let’s look at where the top teams stand after a full regular season of football.
Last week the Red Tornadoes took back the Coal Bucket from previously #3 ranked Shamokin, getting a 23-7 road victory and completing the regular season undefeated. They now move into the District 4 3A playoffs and will face Wellsboro at home in the first round.
The Tigers finished the regular season 9-1 after a 49-19 road win over Selinsgrove. Southern Columbia now moves into the District 4 2A playoffs and will face Towanda at home in the first round.
The Braves win their seventh straight with a dominant 42-21 home victory over Danville to finish the regular season 9-1. Shikellamy moves now into the District 4 4A playoffs and will rematch against Selinsgrove at home in the first round.
The Panthers completed their first ever undefeated regular season in school history last week, taking down Northwest Area at home 54-7 to finish 10-0. They now enter the District 4 2A playoffs as the top seed and will have a bye week in the first round.
Tough break for the Indians, they lost their second straight game to #1 ranked Mount Carmel last week and fall now to 8-2, still awaiting on whether some of their star players will be able to return for the postseason. They now enter the District 4 4A playoffs and will face Jersey Shore at home in the first round.
The Red Raiders finishe the regular season 9-1 for the second year in a row, getting it done against Cowanesque Valley on the road 28-13. This time they will enter the District 4 1A playoffs as the top seed, and will have a bye week in the first round.
The Eagles fell short of the number one seed, but they took care of business at home against Newport 35-7 to finish the regular season 9-1. Line Mountain will not play a game this week, but their second round matchup is already set, at home against Muncy.
The Trojans crushed Canton last week, earning their ninth straight victory in a 74-13 blowout win to finish the regular season 9-1. Troy now moves into the District 4 2A playoffs and will face Hughesville at home in the first round.
Mifflinburg closed out the year with a gritty 22-14 road victory over Lewisburg last week, extending their win streak up to seven games and finishing the regular season 8-2. They now look ahead to the District 4 3A playoffs where they will face Danville at home in the first round.
The Wildcats set a new program record last week, reaching the 70 point mark for the first time in school history in their 70-12 home victory over Sayre and winning their eighth straight game. Athens will now move into the District 4 3A playoffs where they will face Loyalsock at home in the first round.
The Millionaires finished the regular season with a 42-34 home victory over Wilkes-Barre, improving the 7-3 on the year. Williamsport now moves into the District 2 6A bracket, where they are the number one seed and will face West Scranton at home in the first round.
The Mountaineers crushed Central Columbia on the road in their final game of the regular season, winning 49-14 for their sixth straight win. South Williamsport now moves into the District 4 2A bracket where they will face Warrior Run at home in the first round.
The Warriors stomped Loyalsock in their final game of the regular season, winning at home 49-14 to finish the regular season with a 6-4 record. Montoursville now moves into the District 4 3A playoffs where they will face Lewisburg at home in the first round.