Note: This is our first set of in-season individual rankings. I took out athletes known to be injured. This list represents a snapshot of the top athletes who are actively part of the high school season. 

Top 30 - September 26

1 – Blake Haney, sr, Stockdale (California)

2 – Estevan De La Rosa, sr, Arcadia (California)

3 – Cerake Geberkidane, sr, Denver East (Colorado)

4 – Joe Hardy, sr, Seattle Prep (Washington)

5 – Patrick Perrier, sr, O'Fallon (Illinois)

6 – Mark Hadley, sr, Boardman (Ohio) 

7 – Nicholas Elswick, sr, Chardon (Ohio)

8 – Aaron Templeton, sr, Hardin Valley Academy (Tennessee)

9 – Obsa Ali, sr, Richfield (Minnesota)

10 – Kai Wilmot, sr, North Central (Washington)

11 – Noah Kauppila, sr, Marquette (Missouri) 

12 – Kyle Levermore, sr, Don Bosco (New Jersey)

13 – Matthew Maton, jr, Summit (Oregon)

14 – Wolfgang Beck, jr, Gig Harbor (Washington)

15 – Connor Olson, jr, Wayzata (Minnesota)

16 – Elijah Armstrong, jr, Pocatello (Idaho) 

17 – John Dressel, jr, Mt. Spokane (Washington)

18 – Garrett Corcoran, sr, Villa Park (California)

19 – Addison DeHaven, sr, Brookings (South Dakota) 

20 – Steven Fahy, sr, La Costa Canyon (California) 

21 – Thomas O'Neill, sr, Middletown North (New Jersey)

22 – Brian Cook, sr, Pearl River (New York)

23 – Kramer Morton, sr, Alta (Utah)

24 – Kyle Kroon, sr, Toms River South (New Jersey)  

25 – Brent Demarest, sr, Porter-Gaud (South Carolina) 

26 – Alec Thomas, sr, Brentwood (Tennessee) 

27 – Dan Lathrop, sr, Plainfield South (Illinois)

28 – Philip Hall, jr, Terry Sanford (North Carolina)

29 – Wyatt Maxey, sr, Providence (North Carolina)

30 – Sukhi Khosla, jr, Leon (Florida)