Despite the loss, the Dragons will remain the No. 2-ranked Fort Worth-area Class 6A squad until someone else takes them down. The same goes for the Aledo Bearcats<\/a> at No. 3 \u2014 Week 2 wasn\u2019t kind to either squad, but they shouldn\u2019t be punished for scheduling tough competition.<\/p>\n The gap between Aledo and the rest of the pack, however, seems to be growing smaller. That may make District 3-6A play a bit more interesting for the Bearcats and their 135-game district win streak.<\/a><\/p>\n With Arlington Bowie suffering another loss, Mansfield Lake Ridge jumped slightly. This week\u2019s big winner is Arlington Martin \u2014 the Warriors have had a fantastic start to the season, beating solid Mansfield and Flower Mound Marcus squads. They jumped from unranked to No. 7.<\/p>\n Arlington and Hurst L.D. Bell shuffled down with Week 2 losses.<\/p>\n Class 5A analysis<\/p>\n Mansfield Timberview\u2019s win over Denton Ryan<\/a> makes the Wolves the area\u2019s new No. 1 squad in Class 5A. The Wolves are showing why they\u2019re ready to compete for a state championship.<\/p>\n The gap between Richland and Timberview is slim, however. The Royals can definitely find their way back to No. 1 with success the rest of the regular season.<\/p>\n Not much else changed in Class 5A, besides Azle and Arlington Seguin shuffling down two spots with Week 2 losses. Fort Worth Wyatt and Joshua rose up.<\/p>\n Class 4A analysis<\/p>\n In Week 2, Alvarado fell to Kennedale; as a result, the Indians have fallen out of the rankings. It\u2019s a big change from the past few years, as Alvarado was a consistent staple in the top four teams.<\/p>\n The sudden switch provides some opportunity to other Fort Worth-area Class 4A squads. With the big win, Kennedale has entered the rankings.<\/p>\n Private school analysis<\/p>\n Fort Worth All Saints has got back to its winning ways and still holds the top spot by a comfortable margin. In general, not enough changed occurred for any movement.<\/p>\n