It was a light opening weekend of high school football in Oregon, with about one-third of teams taking part in Week 0 games.Lake Oswego remains atop this week’s High School On SI Top 25 Oregon Football State Rankings after going on the road and putting on an impressive performance to defeat Willamette 34-7, dropping the Wolverines to No. 6.Meanwhile, Grants Pass overcame an injury to its all-state quarterback to rally past Nelson 49-48 in overtime, vaulting past the Hawks to No. 8 while knocking the Hawks down to No. 10.Mountainside and Churchill drop out of the Top 25 this week, replaced by Canby (No. 23) and Ridgeview (No. 24).Here are this week’s Top 25 Oregon Football State Rankings.PREVIOUS WEEKS: Preseason | WK 1 |1. Lake Oswego (1-0)Last week: 1; def. No. 6 Willamette 34-7Senior QB Ryder Lemm wasn’t too shabby in his debut — 18-for-24 for 266 yards and four touchdowns — while Cole Callahan and Jacob Lugo combined for 116 rushing yards replacing Gatorade player of the year LaMarcus Bell.2. West Linn (0-0)Last week: 2; idleThe Lions open their slate this week against Central Catholic.3. Central Catholic (0-0)Last week: 6; idleThe Rams have a massive opener this week against West Linn.4. Tualatin (1-0)Last week: 8; def. then-No. 21 Mountainside 52-13The Timberwolves shrugged off a slow start with an explosive 2 ½-minute stretch spanning halftime to blow open a 7-7 game.5. Summit (0-0)Last week: 7; idleThe Storm travel to Boise, Idaho, to meet reigning Idaho 5A champion Bishop Kelly to open their season.6. Willamette (0-1)Last week: 3; lost 34-7 to No. 1 Lake OswegoThe Wolverines have work to do after the Lakers exposed vulnerabilities in their pass defense.7. Thurston (1-0)Last week: 12; def. Sheldon 20-17The Colts picked off Irish quarterback Ryker Rohaley three times among the five turnovers they forced, including a 73-yard pick-six by Leofatu Filipe with 9:02 to play.8. Grants Pass (1-0)Last week: 13; def. No. 10 Nelson 49-48 (OT)The Cavemen survived a shoulder injury to senior QB Jordan Rossetta, with junior Aaron Hart leading a second-half comeback by going 26-of-36 for 380 yards and five touchdowns.9. Silverton (0-1)Last week: 4; lost to Coeur d’Alene (ID) 37-7The Vikings remembered the Foxes’ visit last year to North Idaho and returned the favor by rolling to the road victory.10. Nelson (0-1)Last week: 5; lost 49-48 (OT) to No. 8 Grants PassThe Hawks built a 21-point lead in the fourth quarter but couldn’t hold on.11. Sandy (0-0)Last week: 9; idleThe Pioneers open this week against former Mt. Hood Conference rival Barlow.12. Jesuit (0-0)Last week: 10; idleThe Crusaders get an angry Nelson team for coach Phil Rombach’s long-awaited debut.13. Sherwood (0-0)Last week: 14; idleCan the Bowmen slow a Tualatin team that got untracked in the second half against Mountainside?14. Cascade (0-0)Last week: 15; idleThe Cougars kick off their 4A title defense against newly elevated 5A school Crescent Valley.15. Mountain View (1-0)Last week: 17; def. West Albany 13-10The Cougars defense bent but didn’t break save for one drive in a season-opening home win.16. Wilsonville (0-0)Last week: 16The Wildcats open their season against one of last year’s surprise teams in Milwaukie.17. Dallas (0-0)Last week: 18The Dragons face Polk County rival Central in their season opener.18. Lakeridge (0-1)Last week: 11; lost 22-14 to North MedfordThe Pacers turned the ball over twice near the goal line and gave up two big plays in the passing game.19. Scappoose (1-0)Last week: 22; def. Pendleton 41-6Senior QB Will Kessi threw for two touchdowns and ran for another for the Indians.20. Vale (1-0)Last week: 23; def. Estacada 32-28 The Vikings held off a late rally after Cal Johnson threw five touchdown passes to help them build a 32-14 lead.21. Banks (1-0)Last week: 24; def. Philomath 58-0The Braves held Philomath to 75 total yards and two first downs, forcing six turnovers and getting pick-sixes from Ben Lyda, Grady Lucia and Damien Robles.22. Cascade Christian (0-0)Last week: 19; idleThe Challengers will face Scappoose up the road in Central Point in a key nonleague game to open the season.23. Canby (1-0)Last week: Not ranked; def. then-No. 20 Churchill 49-22Brody Joyce was efficient behind center for the Cougars, finishing 6-of-7 passing for 289 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 84 yards and a score.24. Ridgeview (1-0)Last week: Not ranked; def. Lebanon 35-21A solid starting debut for senior QB Jordan Rodriguez, who was 17-of-25 for 201 yards and two touchdowns while running for another score, led the Ravens to the road win.25. Lincoln (0-0)Last week: 25The Cardinals face an early PIL test against Grant to open their campaign.Dropped Out20. Churchill21. Mountainside-Under ConsiderationCentralGlencoeHenleyMilwaukieOregon CityWest AlbanyWest SalemAdd us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow