List of OHSAA football champions

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The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. It conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.

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Champions

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YearDivision I / AAADivision IIDivision III / AADivision IVDivision V / ADivision VIDivision VII
2023 Lakewood St. Edward Massillon Washington Toledo Central Catholic Cleveland Glenville Perry Kirtland Maria Stein Marion Local
2022 Lakewood St. Edward Toledo Central Catholic Canfield Cleveland Glenville South Range Maria Stein Marion Local New Bremen
2021 Lakewood St. Edward Cincinnati Winton Woods Chardon Clarksville Clinton-Massie Versailles Carey Maria Stein Marion Local
2020 Cincinnati St. Xavier Akron Archbishop Hoban Chardon Van Wert Kirtland Coldwater New Bremen
2019 Pickerington Central Cincinnati La Salle Trotwood-Madison Clyde Kirtland Anna Maria Stein Marion Local
2018 Lakewood St. Edward Akron Archbishop Hoban Kenston Cincinnati Wyoming Orrville Kirtland McComb
2017 Pickerington Central Akron Archbishop Hoban Trotwood-Madison Steubenville Wheelersburg Maria Stein Marion Local Minster
2016 Cincinnati St. Xavier Cincinnati La Salle Akron Archbishop Hoban Columbus Bishop Hartley Central Catholic Maria Stein Marion Local Warren John F. Kennedy
2015 Lakewood St. Edward Cincinnati La Salle Akron Archbishop Hoban Columbus Bishop Hartley Coldwater Kirtland Fort Recovery
2014 Lakewood St. Edward Cincinnati La Salle Toledo Central Catholic Cleveland Benedictine Coldwater Minster Maria Stein Marion Local
2013 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Loveland Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Clarksville Clinton-Massie Coldwater Kirtland Maria Stein Marion Local
2012 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Toledo Central Catholic Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Clarksville Clinton-Massie Coldwater Maria Stein Marion Local
2011 Cleveland St. Ignatius Trotwood-Madison Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Creston Norwayne Kirtland Maria Stein Marion Local
2010 Lakewood St. Edward Maple Heights Columbus Bishop Watterson Columbus Bishop Hartley Youngstown Ursuline Delphos St. John's
2009 Hilliard Davidson Cincinnati Winton Woods Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Kettering Archbishop Alter Youngstown Ursuline Norwalk St. Paul
2008 Cleveland St. Ignatius Sylvania Southview Aurora Kettering Archbishop Alter Youngstown Ursuline Delphos St. John's
2007 Cincinnati St. Xavier Cincinnati Anderson Sunbury Big Walnut Coldwater Maria Stein Marion Local Newark Catholic
2006 Hilliard Davidson Piqua Steubenville Youngstown Cardinal Mooney St. Henry Maria Stein Marion Local
2005 Cincinnati St. Xavier Toledo Central Catholic Steubenville Coldwater Hamler Patrick Henry Delphos St. John's
2004 Cincinnati Colerain Columbus Brookhaven Cleveland Benedictine Youngstown Cardinal Mooney St. Henry Hardin Northern
2003 Cincinnati Elder Avon Lake Cleveland Benedictine Versailles Gahanna Columbus Academy Columbus Grove
2002 Cincinnati Elder Dayton Chaminade-Julienne Columbus Bishop Watterson Kenton Marion Pleasant Mogadore
2001 Cleveland St. Ignatius Toledo St. Francis De Sales Mentor Lake Catholic Kenton Bedford St. Peter Chanel Maria Stein Marion Local
2000 Upper Arlington Olmsted Falls Central Catholic Youngstown Ursuline Amanda-Clearcreek Maria Stein Marion Local
1999 Cleveland St. Ignatius Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Poland Seminary Perkins Amanda-Clearcreek Delphos St. John's
1998 Canton McKinley Lebanon Columbus St. Francis De Sales Orrville Versailles Delphos St. John's
1997 Canton McKinley Defiance Columbus St. Francis De Sales Germantown Valley View Liberty Center Delphos St. John's
1996 Lima Senior Fostoria Cleveland Benedictine Germantown Valley View Marion Pleasant Mogadore
1995 Cleveland St. Ignatius Dublin Scioto Clyde Versailles Lisbon David Anderson St. Henry
1994 Cleveland St. Ignatius Chardon Beloit West Branch Germantown Valley View Versailles St. Henry
1993 Cleveland St. Ignatius St. Marys Memorial Wauseon Versailles Steubenville Catholic Central
1992 Cleveland St. Ignatius St. Marys Memorial Mentor Lake Catholic Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education St. Henry
1991 Cleveland St. Ignatius Fostoria Mentor Lake Catholic Warren John F. Kennedy Newark Catholic
1990 Warren G. Harding St. Marys Memorial Hamilton Badin Versailles St. Henry
1989 Cleveland St. Ignatius Cleveland St. Joseph Ironton Wheelersburg Minster
1988 Cleveland St. Ignatius Akron Buchtel Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Central Catholic Archbold
1987 Cincinnati Princeton Akron Buchtel Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Gahanna Columbus Academy Newark Catholic
1986 Fairfield Cincinnati Purcell Marian Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education Columbus Bishop Hartley Newark Catholic
1985 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Galion Columbus St. Francis De Sales Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education Newark Catholic
1984 Toledo St. Francis De Sales Steubenville Elyria Catholic Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas Newark Catholic
1983 Cincinnati Princeton Brecksville-Broadview Heights Elyria Catholic Columbus Bishop Ready McComb
1982 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary West Jefferson Newark Catholic
1981 Canton McKinley Cleveland Benedictine Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Nelsonville-York Tiffin Calvert
1980 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Cleveland Benedictine Garfield Heights Trinity Tiffin Calvert
1979 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Ironton Mogadore
1978 Cincinnati Princeton Brookfield Newark Catholic
1977 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Cincinnati Wyoming Crooksville
1976 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Elyria Catholic West Jefferson
1975 Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller Parma Heights Holy Name Carey
1974 Warren Warren G. Harding Norwalk Middletown Bishop Fenwick
1973 Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Cleveland Benedictine Middletown Bishop Fenwick
1972 Warren Western Reserve Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Marion Pleasant

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References

  1. ↑ OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site" . Retrieved 2019-12-06.
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