17 undefeated teams remain in South Carolina HS football (interactive)

There are roughly 200 teams playing high school football in South Carolina this fall. Only 17 haven’t lost a game yet. Find out which schools are still undefeated with three weeks remaining in the regular season, and learn more about each with this interactive map, updated each week:

Latest state rankings

And the latest high school football state rankings, following Oct. 6, 2017 games in South Carolina:

5A

Spartanburg continues to climb back up the 5A rankings after its 0-2 start.

1. Fort Dorchester (14)

2. T.L. Hanna

3. Dutch Fork

4. Spring Valley

5. Byrnes

6. Spartanburg

7. Sumter

8. Conway

9. Greenwood

10. Summerville

Receiving votes: Dorman.

4A

South Pointe easily retains its stranglehold on 4A football, but has local company in the top-10 this week. York cracks the top-10 for the first time this season after winning six straight, the latest an impressive blowout of previously ranked Ridge View.

1. South Pointe (14)

2. North Myrtle Beach

3. Hartsville

4. North Augusta

5. South Aiken

6. Belton Honea Path

7. Greer

8. Greenville

9. Berkeley

10. York

Receiving votes: Beaufort, Cane Bay, Chapin.

3A

Chester holds steady at No. 5 in 3A football, with a looming game against Fairfield Central (No. 10) on the horizon.

1. Chapman (13)

2. Dillon (1)

3. Newberry

4. Gilbert

5. Chester

6. Manning and Timberland (tie)

8. Walhalla

9. Broome

10. Fairfield Central

Receiving votes: Brookland-Cayce, Bluffton, Pendleton, Aynor, Emerald, Strom Thurmond, Bishop England.

2A

When Lewisville moves up to 2A next season, its football team will play in Region 4-2A. That league has three teams in this week’s top-10 (Cheraw, Lee Central and Chesterfield) and two more receiving votes (Buford and Central).

1. Abbeville (9)

2. Barnwell (5)

3. Carvers Bay

4. Cheraw

5. Bamberg-Ehrhardt

6. Lee Central

7. Southside Christian

8. Saluda

9. Andrews

10. Chesterfield

Receiving votes: Buford, Latta, Liberty, Central.

1A

Lewisville’s loss to Lamar didn’t ding the Lions too badly in the eyes of voters. Lewisville lost the only first place vote it had been getting since the start of the season, but still sits fourth in the state. Lions’ region foe Timmonsville entered this week’s rankings.

1. Lamar (14)

2. Hemingway

3. Lake View

4. Lewisville

5. Williston-Elko

6. Baptist Hill

7. C.E. Murray

8. Wagener-Salley

9. Timmonsville

10. Dixie

Receiving votes: Scotts Branch, Bethune-Bowman, Ridge Spring-Monetta, McCormick, Hannah-Pamplico, Cross.

This story was originally published October 10, 2017 at 2:52 PM with the headline "17 undefeated teams remain in South Carolina HS football (interactive)."