The top six teams in the Pahrump Valley Times Nevada High School football ratings remain the same, while Spring Creek, Battle Mountain and Pahranagat Valley Alamo solidified their No. 1 status on the Class 3-A, 2-A and 1-A lists, respectively.

No. 1 Reno, 4-0, crushed South Tahoe 54-0; No. 2 Las Vegas Cimarron-Memorial, 5-0, stopped No. 10 Shadow Ridge 27-0; No. 3 Las Vegas, 3-2, outran Desert Pines 35-21; No. 4 Sparks Reed, 5-0, whipped Elko 49-14; No. 5 Silverado, 4-0, bounced Basic 38-14 and No. 6 Sierra Vista, 4-0, ripped Rancho 30-0.

No.7 Las Vegas Cheyenne, 3-1, lost 22-15 to Henderson Foothill; No. 8 Galena, 3-1, did not play, and No. 9 Reno North Valleys, 4-1, buried Reno Wooster 56-7.

Cimarron-Memorial, ranked No. 1 in the Las Vegas Review-Journal poll, is No. 10 in the Southwest this week in the National Prep Poll, published by the Associated Press.

Spring Creek, 4-0, completed a sweep of Southern 3-A rivals Friday, with a 21-7 conquest of Overton Moapa Valley and thus retained the No.1 billing ahead of Mesquite Virgin Valley, 4-1 after its 63-0 rout of 2-A Ely White Pine.

Tonight, Spring Creek goes to No. 3 Dayton, 4-0, for a key Northern 3-A League contest, while Virgin Valley opens the Southern campaign at Las Vegas Faith Lutheran, 1-3.

Battle Mountain, 5-0, downed non-league rival North Tahoe 44-8 to stay at the top of the 2-A ratings. Pershing County Lovelock, 4-0, defeated league rival Yerington Rite of Passage 35-6 and is ranked second.

Alamo, clearly the best Class A (eight-man) team in Nevada, has won 17 straight, with the defending state champion's latest victory a 54-7 conquest of previously undefeated and No.2-ranked Carlin.

Alamo is ranked No. 3 in the Maxpreps.com national eight-man football ratings.

The ratings:

The Pahrump Valley Times Nevada High School football rankings. Southern teams are in bold face.