State by State High School Champs

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Alabama

Class 6A: Hoover

Class 5A: Homewood

Class 4A: UMS-Wright

Class 3A: Pike County

Class 2A: Clay County

Class 1A: Addison

 

Alaska

Large-School: Juneau-Douglas

Small School: Kenai

 

 

Arizona

5A Division I: Brophy Prep

5A Division II: North Canyon

4A Division I: Glendale Cactus

4A Division II: Palo Verde

3A: Coolidge

2A: Valley Christian

1A: Pima

 

 

Arkansas

AAAAA: Springdale

AAAA: Greenwood

 

Colorado

5A: Douglas County

4A: ThunderRidge

3A: Florence

2A: Holy Family

1A: Limon

Class A 8-man: Merino

Class A 6-man: Idalia

 

 

Connecticut

Class LL: Xavier

Class L: Staples

Class MM: Branford

Class M: Daniel Hand

Class SS: Woodland

Class S: Hyde Leadership

 

Delaware

Division I: Salesianum

Division II: Caravel

 

Florida

2B:Trinity Catholic

1A: Port St. Joe

1B: Lakeland Evangel Christian

 

Georgia

Class AAAAA: Lowndes

Class AAAA: Statesboro

Class AAA: Peach County

Class AA: Charlton

Class A: Lincoln County

 

Hawaii

Division I: Kahuku

Division II: Iolani

 

Idaho

3A: Shelley

2A: Firth

1A Division 1: Genesee

1A Division 2: Mackay

 

 

Illinois

8A: Lincoln Way East

7A: Prospect

6A: Morris

5A: Springfield Sacred Heart Griffin

4A: Driscoll

3A: Manlius Bureau Valley

2A: Dakota

1A: Freeport Aquin

 

 

Indiana

5A: Warren Central

4A: Lowell

3A: Northwood

2A: Jimtown

1A: Sheridan

 

 

Iowa

Class 4A: West Des Moines Valley

Class 3A: Harlan

Class 2A: Sigourney-Keota

Class 1A: Iowa City Regina

Class A: North Mahaska

Eight-man: Glidden-Ralston

 

 

Kansas

6A: Hutchinson

5A: Salina Central

2-1A: Smith Center

8-man Div. II:

8-man Div. I:

 

 

Kentucky

Class 4A: St. Xavier

Class 3A: Lexington Catholic

Class 2A: Russell

Class 1A: Newport Catholic

 

Maine

Class A: Bonny Eagle

Class B: Brewer

Class C: Lisbon

 

 

Massachusetts

Super Bowls

Division 1: Brockton

Division 1A: Woburn

Division 2: Natick

Division 2A: Duxbury

Division 3: Abington

Division 3A: St. Mary's of Lynn

Division 4: Southeastern

Central Mass./Western Mass. Division I: Longmeadow

Central Mass./Western Mass. Division II: Holy Name

 

Michigan

Division 1: Rockford

Division 2: Birmingham Brother Rice

Division 3: Caledonia

Division 4: Flint Powers

Division 5: Muskegon Oakridge

Division 6: Kingsley

Division 7: Traverse City St. Francis

Division 8: Mendon

 

 

Minnesota

5A: Wayzata

4A: Mahtomedi

3A: Becker

2A: Eden Valley-Watkins

1A: Springfield

9-man: Stephen-Argyle

 

 

Mississippi

MPSA (Private)

AAA Division I: Jackson Academy

AAA Division II: Starkville Academy

AA: Simpson

A: River Oaks (La.)

 

Missouri

Class 6: DeSmet

Class 5: Raymore-Peculiar

Class 4: Camdenton

Class 3: Harrisonville

Class 2: Cameron

Class 1: West Platte

8-Man: Mound City

 

 

Montana

Class AA: Billings West

Class A: Dillon

Class B: Cut Bank

Class C: Drummonds

Six-Man: Highwood

 

 

Nebraska

A: Millard North

B: Omaha Skutt

C1: Norfolk Catholic

C2: Plainview

D1: Howells

D2: Bruning-Davenport

 

 

Nevada

Class 4A: Las Vegas

Class 3A: Truckee

Class 2A: Lincoln County

Class 1A: Pahranagat Valley

 

New Hampshire

Division 1: Pinkerton Academy of Derry

Division 2: Bishop Guertin of Nashua

Division 3: Plymouth

Division 4: Hanover

Division 5: Bishop Brady of Concord

 

 

New Mexico

5A: Mayfield

4A: Silver

3A: Las Vegas Robertson

2A: Hatch Valley

1A: Fort Sumner

Six-Man: Gateway Christian

 

 

New York

Class AA: Monroe-Woodbury

Class A: Amsterdam

Class B: Rye

Class C: Sidney

Class D: Randolph

 

 

North Dakota

3A: Grand Forks Central

2A: Dickinson Trinity

1A: Velva Sawyer

9-man: Richland

 

 

Ohio

Division I: Cincinnati St. Xavier

Division II: Toledo Central Catholic

Division III: Steubenville

Division IV: Coldwater

Divivion V: Hamler Patrick Henry

Division VI: Delphos St. John's

 

Oklahoma

6A: Tulsa Union

5A:

4A: Clinton

3A:

2A:

A:

B: Morrison

C: Shattuck

 

Rhode Island

Division 1: Barrington

Division 2: Cranston

Division 3: Burrillville

Division 4: Central Falls

 

South Carolina

AAAA: Byrnes

AAA: Strom Thurmond

AA: Batesburg-Leesville

A: Blackville-Hilda

Big 16: Gaffney

 

South Dakota

11-AA: Sioux Falls O'Gorman

11-A: West Central

11-B: Aberdeen Roncalli

9-AA: Arlington

9-A: Hanson

9-B: Avon

 

 

Tennessee

5A: Ravenwood

4A: Maryville

3A: Livingston Academy

2A: Alcoa

A: Trousdale

Division II

AAA: Memphis University School

AA: Evangelical Christian School

A: Davidson Academy

 

Texas

TAPPS (Private schools)

Division I: Fort Worth Nolan

Division II: Arlington Grace Prep

Division III: Plano Prestonwood

Division IV: Carrolton American Heritage

Six-man Division I: Abilene Christian

Six-man Division II: Fredericksburg Heritage

 

Utah

3A: Logan

2A: Grand

1A: Kanab

 

 

Vermont

Division I: Mount St. Joseph Academy

Division II: South Burlington

Division III: Woodstock

Division IV: Otter Valley

 

 

Washington (state)

4A: Skyline

3A: Ferndale

2A: Pullman

1A: Royal

B-11: Reardan

B-8: Lacrosse-Washtucna

 

Washington, D.C.

DCIAA: Dunbar

WCAC: DeMatha

 

 

West Virginia

Class AAA: Morgantown

Class AA: Weir

Class A: Wheeling Central

 

Wisconsin

Div. 1: Racine Park

Div. 2: Ashwaubenon

Div. 3: Wisconsin Lutheran (repeat)

Div. 4: Ripon

Div. 5: Lancaster

Div. 6: Stratford (repeat - three-time)

Div. 7: Pacelli

 

 

Wyoming

5-A: Cheyenne Central

4-A: Buffalo

3-A: Kemmerer

2-A: Sundance

1-A: Upton

[Wrestling Dad]

OK, NOBODY caught that this has St. X as the 4A state champs?

[Watusi]

OK, NOBODY caught that this has St. X as the 4A state champs?

 

:eek:

[rockmom]

Maybe this is a 2004 list?

[Bert]

Maybe this is a 2004 list?

 

Can't be, Lex Cath, Russel, and Newport Cath did not win state in 2004. Just a mistake I guess.

[rockmom]

Can't be, Lex Cath, Russel, and Newport Cath did not win state in 2004. Just a mistake I guess.

 

 

Maybe a St.X fan made the list.

 

 

 

 

JUST KIDDING TIGER FANS!

[Trinity alum]

OK, NOBODY caught that this has St. X as the 4A state champs?

I erased what I was going to say. It was too easy and cheap. No doubt it was a clerical error.

[Play 2 Win]

I find it interesting that Arizona has split their 4A and 5A into two divisions. Maybe thats an idea for our 4A and 1A problem with so much size problem between the lowest and high populations.

 

Instead of making an entire 6A program, maybe just two divsions in those two classes.

 

Just a thought.

[Mayfieldsportsfan]

I have had plenty of battles with the 5A Champ Homewood Patriots of Alabama. Always a good team. They are a suburb of Birmingham. :thumb:

[statmanhensley]

I am currently working on a complete list of championship game results from each state.

 

I am going to post my research once the state finals in Texas are complete in TWO weeks. I will have the championship results in each class, the team mascot for both teams in each championship game AND the records too.

 

My post will be a little more in-depth than this one but this was nice to see someone else on here wanted to post results from across the country.

[westsider]

Some selected states and the number of private-school state champs (not counting 6-man and 8-man football) ...

 

Alabama ... 1 of 6

Florida ... 3 of 4 (smaller classes, bigger classes play this weekend and one of them involves a private school)

Georgia ... 0 of 5

Illinois ... 3 of 8

Indiana ... 0 of 5

Kentucky ... 3 of 4

Missouri ... 1 of 6

Ohio ... 3 of 6

 

Didn't count Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas because they have separate divisions (and or entire organizations) for private schools.

[statmanhensley]

South Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina does as well. A few other states have Christian school state championships too.

[Toothpick]

Iowa

Class 4A: West Des Moines Valley

Class 3A: Harlan

Class 2A: Sigourney-Keota

Class 1A: Iowa City Regina

Class A: North Mahaska

Eight-man: Glidden-Ralston

 

Harlan caught my eye, check these guys out they are amazing, the Iowa version of Beechwood in the 90's. Check out their coach, 301 wins in just 28 seasons with a winning percentage of .906!

 

 

A cut above: Harlan wins Class 3-A championship

It's a familiar position for No. 1 Cyclones, who win their third straight title.

 

By ROB GRAY

REGISTER STAFF WRITER

 

 

November 20, 2005

 

Cedar Falls, Ia. — The Harlan football Cyclones won their state-leading 74th playoff game.

 

Harlan (13-0) has appeared in the championship game a record 19 times, and 10 times in the past 14 seasons.

 

The Cyclones state-leading win streak moved to 39 games — tied for fourth-longest all-time.

 

"If you lose then you go down in Harlan football (history) as the team that lost," Bieker said. "There's a little bit of pressure there, but it's about having fun, mostly."

 

West Delaware seemed poised to spoil the Cyclones' enjoyment early, taking a 6-0 lead in the first quarter on a one-yard plunge by running back Alex Bloom.

 

But missed chances followed the Hawks' early success.

 

West Delaware (12-1) amassed 202 yards in the first half, but trailed, 13-6, at halftime. The Hawks turned the ball over three times — once on an interception by Jonathon Davis in the end zone — and were 1-for-3 in red zone scoring chances before the break.

 

"We knew those (turnovers) were going to be a big factor," said the Hawks' Zach McCool, who caught a team-high three passes for 40 yards.

 

Bloom paced the Hawks with 140 yards rushing and two touchdowns. West Delaware pulled within 27-13 late in the third quarter, but was limited to 86 total yards in the second half.

 

"We knew West Delaware was going to be tougher than a boot and they were," said Harlan coach Curt Bladt, who improved to 301-30 (.906%) in his 28 year career.

 

Harlan's offense toughened in the second half, gaining 209 of its 335 total yards. Mark Blum led the Cyclones with 153 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries. He finished the season with 38 rushing touchdowns. Doran ended up with 18 touchdown passes and just four interceptions.

 

"We had so many people on offense that could do stuff with the ball, so many weapons," said Doran, who was 26-0 as a starter. "My job was easy."

 

Less easy: Another championship. Another date with a razor. Another season for Bladt, who battled an immune system disease before coming back to coach his 28th season.

 

"It's been a tough go," said Bladt, who has coached Harlan to 10 of its 11 titles. "The kids have battled every game and we haven't always brought the best game to the plate, but when the going got tough we were able to perform."

[All Play No Work]

OK, NOBODY caught that this has St. X as the 4A state champs?

 

I swear I did not change it.

 

In checking to make sure it was this year I just glanced at Ohio and KY and saw Newport Catholic and Russell and knew it was a 2005 list.

 

Maybe a St. X alum hacker????? :sssh:

[LSURock]

I'm sure that the guy compiling the list just couldn't believe that the lil' ole Shamrocks actually could keep it close let alone defeat the mighty Tigers.