The Forester football team prevailed 55-7 at Beloit College on Saturday and moved up two spots to 21st in Monday's American Football Coaches Association Poll. Lake Forest also dropped four places to 25th in NCAA Power Index.

Lake Forest is now 8-0 overall and tied atop the Midwest Conference standings at 6-0 in league play. Saturday's victory was the team's program record 15th in a row.

The Forester offense continues to lead the nation with 61.5 points and 555.5 total yards per contest while ranking 10th in the country with just 10.5 points and 21st with 256.6 yards allowed per game. The team is also among the national leaders in numerous other statistical categories.

Lake Forest quarterback Ethan Springer leads the nation in passing efficiency (226.4), wide receiver Dom Esposito in touchdown catches (17), and Hudson Schambach in extra points (64).

Lake Forest will celebrate Senior Day against Cornell College on Saturday with kickoff scheduled for noon.