High School Football Championship Games Scoreboard

The High School Football National Championship is a national championship honor awarded to the best high school football team in the United States based on USA Today and National Prep Poll rankings. There has been some effort over the years to organize a single-game playoff for the national championship. Sometimes a dominant party in one state defeats a dominant party in a neighboring state after a regular season and then self-asserts at a national Championship.

However, sometimes this national game can’t be scheduled, such as Washington High School in Massillon, Ohio, after refusing to restrain its black players in a proposed game with the divided Central High School in Knoxville, Tennessee. Central High later announced itself as a national champion. On December 5, the DuPont Manual of Louisville, Kentucky, and New Britain played an original national championship in the Baton Rouge with the Louisiana Sports Association as the official sponsor – and, most importantly, the Sugar Bowl Committee, which organized the Sugar Bowl game itself.

Manual wins, 20-21. The following year, December 30, the game featured Pine Bluff, Arkansas, defeating Baton Rouge High School 2–1. The postseason game restrictions in some states proved difficult to organize in this series of games. Pine Bluff, for example, received a special exemption from its state to participate in the game. In 5, the National Sports Council chaired by columnist Grantland Rice staged a national championship game Christmas Night at the Orange Bowl, winning Miami High School in Florida, Garfield High School in Miami, New Jersey, and Garfield High School in New Jersey.

Unlike the LSA game, it had two unbeaten and undefeated teams from different sections of the country. In 1962, Florida State Champion Miami Senior High defeated the Baltimore Polytechnic in the Orange Bowl and was recognized as the National Champion of the California Imperial Sports Syndicate. Every State by State high school football games start times, Scoreboard and Results (Provide Live Scores for your High School).

High School Football Division Championship Scoreboard:

High School Football 2021 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Franklin (14-0)Sun Prairie (13-1)Brian Kaminski38-17
Waunakee (14-0)Homestead (11-3)Drake Zortman33-21
Pewaukee (12-2)Rice Lake (11-3)Dan Hill15-6
Catholic Memorial (14-0)Ellsworth (12-1)Rob Heller21-12
Aquinas (14-0)Mayville (11-3)Scott Hilber28-26
Colby (13-1)St. Mary’s Springs (11-3)Bob Hyland22-7
Reedsville (13-1)Coleman (13-1)Jeff Bronson17-0

High School Football 2020 Div. Championship

  • No Championship (COVID-19 Pandemic)

High School Football 2019 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Muskego (14-0)Bay Port (13-1)Gary Westerman21-10
Brookfield East (12-2)Waunakee (12-2)Pat Rice31-30
DeForest (14-0)Menasha (12-2)Jeramie Korth8-7
Catholic Memorial (12-2)Kiel (13-1)Mike Dressler35-0
Lake Country Lutheran (13-1)Stratford (13-1)Jason Tubbs22-13
St. Mary’s Springs (12-2)Regis (13-1)Bryant Brenner7-0
Black Hawk/Warren (14-0)Edgar (12-2)Jerry Sinz6-0

High School Football 2018 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Muskego (14-0)Kimberly (12-2)Steve Jones24-21
Homestead (14-0)Brookfield Central (12-2)Jed Kennedy51-14
Catholic Memorial (13-1)West De Pere (13-1)Jack Batten37-24
Racine St. Catherine’s (14-0)St. Croix Central (13-1)Tony DiSalvo8-7
St. Mary’s Springs (14-0)Stratford (11-3)Jason Tubbs20-17
Iola-Scandinavia (14-0)Racine Lutheran (11-3)Scott Smith43-14
Black Hawk (13-0)Edgar (13-1)Jerry Sinz22-15

High School Football 2017 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Kimberly (14-0)Sun Prairie (13-1)Brian Kaminski27-7
Waunakee (14-0)Brookfield Central (13-1)Jed Kennedy14-13
Rice Lake (11-2)New Berlin Eisenhower (13-1)Matt Kern25-3
Lodi (14-0)St. Croix Central (12-2)Tony DiSalvo17-10 (OT)
Amherst (13-1)Lake Country Lutheran (13-1)Greg Brazgel28-21
St. Mary’s Springs (14-0)Iola-Scandinavia (11-3)Scott Erickson35-12
Bangor (14-0)Black Hawk (13-1)Cory Milz37-14

High School Football 2016 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Kimberly (14-0)Franklin (12-2)Louis Brown29-14
Brookfield East (12-2)Monona Grove (11-3)Brandon Beckwith42-36
Catholic Memorial (14-0)Notre Dame (12-2)John Nowak24-14
St. Croix Central (11-3)River Valley (10-3)Tim Eastlick49-28
Amherst (13-1)Cedar Grove-Belgium (12-2)Dan Schreurs38-35
Regis (14-0)Darlington (13-1)Scott Zywicki27-14
Edgar (11-3)Shullsburg (11-3)Scott Matye36-6

High School Football 2015 Div. Championship

ChampionRunner-upLocationScore
Kimberly (14-0)Arrowhead (12-2)Greg Malling49-42
Homestead (12-2)Waukesha West (11-3)Steve Rux28-12
Notre Dame (12-2)Catholic Memorial (11-3)Bill Young19-17
Osceola (13-1)Lodi (13-1)Dave Puls28-0
Amherst (14-0)Spencer/Columbus Catholic (13-1)Jason Gorst42-0
St. Mary’s Springs (12-2)Darlington (13-1)Scott Zywicki39-20
Bangor (14-0)Pepin/Alma (13-1)Mike Olson20-14

*Beginning in 1982, all championship games were played in Madison at Camp Randall Stadium. Attendance listed is all games. 1976 to 2020 all championship games Score in pdf