As several states head into the postseason of the high school football season, the top of the Midwest Region rankings remains unchanged.

Brownsburg (IN) maintains its stranglehold on the top spot in USA TODAY Sports' Midwest rankings, according to the latest USA TODAY Sports Super 25 rankings. The Bulldogs have maintained the top spot since Week 5, after seeing the spot up for grabs four times in the first six weeks.

Brownsburg enters the Indiana high school football playoffs on a 28-game winning streak following a dominant win over rival Hamilton Southeastern (IN) the last time the Bulldogs played, on Friday, Oct. 16.

Here are USA TODAY Sports' Week 11 Midwest Region Super 15 rankings.

1. Brownsburg (IN)

Make that seven straight weeks at the top of the Midwest for Brownsburg. The Bulldogs have won 28 straight games and have looked dominant this season. They had a first-round bye, but will get back on the field against Zionville this week, with a chance to make another run at a state title.

2. Trinity (Louisville, KY)

The Shamrocks earned a 49-0 win over Oldham County in their regular-season finale on Oct. 23, extending their shutout streak to six straight games and outscoring opponents 279-0. That follows its lone loss of the season, a 35-27 loss to Baylor (TN) on Sept. 11.

3. East St. Louis (IL)

The Flyers concluded their regular season with a 35-8 win over Naperville North on Oct. 16. With an 8-1 record, they earned a bye in the opening round of the IHSA playoffs. Heading into the postseason play, East St. Louis has outscored opponents 319-14 over the last six weeks.

4. Bishop Watterson (OH)

Bishop Watterson finished off a third-straight undefeated regular season with a 48-3 win over St. Charles last week. The Eagles have won 22 straight games heading into the postseason, earning them a first-round bye.

5. Cass Tech (Detroit, MI)

Cass Tech earned a 30–7 victory over Canada's Huron Heights on Oct. 23 to conclude a perfect regular season. The Technicians have won five consecutive Detroit Public School League-Blue Championships after allowing just 6.1 points per game this season to opponents.

6. Massillon (OH)

In the 137th game of the rivalry, Massillon continued its dominance against foe McKinley in a 31-0 shutout win. The Tigers' defense suffocated its rival and scored on the final drive of the first half and the first drive of the second half to earn the win heading into the postseason.

7. St. Edward (Lakewood, OH)

St. Edward concluded its regular season with nine wins following a 23-0 win over Loudoun Sports Academy (Leesburg, VA) on Oct. 24. Following a bye week, the Eagles will begin their quest for their first state title since 2023.

8. Big Walnut (Sunbury, OH)

A 67-12 win over Westland put an exclamation mark on Big Walnut's perfect, 10-0 2026 regular season. The Golden Eagles scored 51 points in the first half to leave zero doubt in the regular season finale.

9. Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)

The Raptors used a 47-21 win over Loveland (OH) to capture their third consecutive Eastern Cincinnati Conference title. Anderson has now won 42 straight games over Cincinnati-area opponents.

10. Warren Central (Indianapolis, IN)

The Warriors finished off their first perfect regular season since 2018 with a 25-8 win over Ben Davis on Oct. 16. Warren Central now advances and hosts the Sectional Semi-Final on Oct. 30 against Perry Meridian (IN).

11. Princeton (Cincinnati, OH)

Princeton completed its first undefeated season since 2023 following a 38-14 victory over Fairfield. It's the second unbeaten season since 1991, when legendary coach Pat Mancuso was leading the program.

12. Christian Academy of Louisville (KY)

Following an idle week, Christian Academy of Louisville takes on Fern Creek (KY) in the regular season finale on Friday, Oct. 30. Top recruit top recruit Ja'Hyde Brow is coming off a three-touchdown performance on Oct. 16.

13. Lincoln Way-East (Frankfort, IL)

Despite being put on probation by the IHSA, Lincoln Way-East debuted in the top 15 in last week's rankings. The Griffins are coming off a 38-17 win over rival Lincoln Way-West, which earned them a bye in the opening round of the IHSA playoffs, following a perfect 9-0 season.

14. Westfield (IN)

Despite being idle last weekend, a loss by previous No. 10 Millard South and a 42-14 win over Franklin Central 42–14 on Oct. 16 opened the door for Westfield to make its debut in the Midwest rankings. The Shamrocks closed the season with three straight wins following its lone loss, a 38-14 loss to No. 1 Brownsburg on Sept. 25.

15. Detroit Catholic Central (Novi, MI)

Detroit Catholic Central drops 10 spots following a heartbreaking 35-29 loss to rival Brother Rice in a thriller at Ford Field during the CHSL Prep Bowl on Saturday, Oct. 24. The loss snapped a 22-game winning streak for the Shamrocks, heading into the postseason.