Long Island Football Championships

Last updated December 10, 2023

Following is a list of high school teams that have competed in the Long Island Football Championship games on Long Island, New York.

The championship pits the winner of the "Big 4" divisions in Nassau County, New York against the winner of the divisions in Suffolk County, New York.^[1]

New York State does not have a true state championship game as the Long Island teams, and teams from the Catholic High School Athletic Association, as well as those in New York City do not compete in the New York State Public High School Athletic Association football championship which decides a winner for all public schools outside of New York City and Long Island.^[2]

Year	Class	County	Winner	Loser	W Score	L Score	Notes
1992	1	Suffolk	Connetquot	Farmingdale	27	0
1992	2	Suffolk	Bellport	Garden City	8	6
1992	3	Nassau	Lynbrook	Islip	19	7
1992	4	Nassau	Island Trees	Mt Sinai	8	0
1993	1	Nassau	Massapequa	Longwood	12	7
1993	2	Nassau	Garden City	West Islip	14	9
1993	3	Nassau	New Hyde Park	Deer Park	34	14
1993	4	Nassau	Bethpage	Southampton	41	6
1994	1	Nassau	Massapequa	Connetquot	23	21
1994	2	Suffolk	West Islip	Garden City	7	0	2OT
1994	3	Nassau	Bethpage	Comsewogue	20	15
1994	4	Suffolk	Harborfields	Manhasset	6	0
1995	1	Nassau	Lawrence	Sachem	14	7
1995	2	Suffolk	Bellport	Garden City	26	19
1995	3	Suffolk	North Babylon	Bethpage	28	13
1995	4	Nassau	Carle Place	Harborfields	33	7
1996	1	Suffolk	Patchogue-Medford	Uniondale	21	6
1996	2	Nassau	Division	Bellport	31	28
1996	3	Suffolk	Comsewogue	Bethpage	15	13
1996	4	Suffolk	Harborfields	Manhasset	21	13
1997	1	Suffolk	Patchogue-Medford	Freeport	27	12
1997	2	Suffolk	Bellport	Lawrence	44	12
1997	3	Suffolk	North Babylon	Clarke	50	0
1997	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Roosevelt	18	12	OT
1998	1	Suffolk	Longwood	Massapequa	22	19
1998	2	Suffolk	North Babylon	Garden City	34	0
1998	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Glen Cove	51	6
1998	4	Nassau	Seaford	Babylon	23	12
1999	1	Suffolk	Brentwood	Farmingdale	13	6
1999	2	Suffolk	North Babylon	Hewlett	38	19
1999	3	Suffolk	Amityville	Garden City	18	16
1999	4	Nassau	Roosevelt	Harborfields	25	0
2000	1	Nassau	Freeport	Commack	20	19	OT
2000	2	Nassau	Garden City	North Babylon	20	14
2000	3	Nassau	Bethpage	Amityville	29	28
2000	4	Nassau	Roosevelt	Babylon	28	12
2001	1	Nassau	Farmingdale	William Floyd	12	3
2001	2	Suffolk	Bellport	South Side	42	19
2001	3	Nassau	Wantagh	Harborfields	17	7
2001	4	Nassau	Cold Spring Harbor	Babylon	7	6
2002	1	Suffolk	Patchogue-Medford	Farmingdale	27	13
2002	2	Suffolk	North Babylon	MacArthur	36	15
2002	3	Nassau	Bethpage	Islip	28	14
2002	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Seaford	30	0
2003	1	Nassau	Freeport	William Floyd	40	7
2003	2	Nassau	Garden City	Riverhead	20	0
2003	3	Nassau	Bethpage	Huntington	18	7
2003	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Roosevelt	22	15
2004	1	Suffolk	Longwood	Farmingdale	39	23
2004	2	Suffolk	North Babylon	Garden City	43	14
2004	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Wantagh	55	14
2004	4	Nassau	Roosevelt	Amityville	7	0
2005	1	Suffolk	William Floyd	Baldwin	34	27
2005	2	Suffolk	Bellport	Garden City	8	0
2005	3	Suffolk	Huntington	Plainedge	27	13
2005	4	Nassau	Cold Spring Harbor	Babylon	41	0
2006	1	Suffolk	William Floyd	East Meadow	42	20
2006	2	Nassau	Lawrence	Bellport	28	27
2006	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Bethpage	48	6
2006	4	Nassau	Roosevelt	Mt Sinai	21	14
2007	1	Suffolk	William Floyd	Farmingdale	42	0
2007	2	Suffolk	East Islip	Lawrence	35	7
2007	3	Suffolk	Islip	Bethpage	14	12
2007	4	Suffolk	Amityville	Seaford	28	0
2008	1	Suffolk	Connetquot	Freeport	21	13
2008	2	Suffolk	Riverhead	Elmont	42	6
2008	3	Suffolk	Sayville	??	13	6
2008	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Seaford	35	28
2009	1	Nassau	Freeport	William Floyd	38	14
2009	2	Nassau	Garden City	North Babylon	9	6
2009	3	Suffolk	Half Hollow Hills West	Lawrence	42	32
2009	4	Nassau	Seaford	Amityville	34	20
2010	1	Nassau	Freeport	William Floyd	62	35
2010	2	Suffolk	Bellport	Garden City	26	21
2010	3	Nassau	Lynbrook	Sayville	42	27
2010	4	Suffolk	Glenn	Seaford	28	7
2011	1	Suffolk	William Floyd	East Meadow	54	47
2011	2	Suffolk	Newfield	Garden City	14	7
2011	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Lawrence	78	61
2011	4	Suffolk	Glenn	Roosevelt	56	21
2012	1	Suffolk	William Floyd	Farmingdale	31	14
2012	2	Nassau	Garden City	Riverhead	29	16
2012	3	Nassau	Lawrence	Sayville	21	20
2012	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Roosevelt	48	18
2013	1	Suffolk	Sachem North	Farmingdale	27	21
2013	2	Nassau	Carey	Riverhead	20	6
2013	3	Nassau	Lawrence	Huntington	41	32
2013	4	Suffolk	Babylon	Roosevelt	27	26
2014	1	Nassau	Syosset	Lindenhurst	35	13
2014	2	Nassau	Carey	East Islip	41	7
2014	3	Nassau	Lawrence	Sayville	40	35
2014	4	Suffolk	Shoreham-Wading River	Roosevelt	47	13
2015	1	Suffolk	Longwood	Farmingdale	47	28
2015	2	Suffolk	Newfield	MacArthur	41	33
2015	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Plainedge	59	15
2015	4	Suffolk	Shoreham-Wading River	Locust Valley	35	7
2016	1	Nassau	Freeport	William Floyd	28	14
2016	2	Nassau	Garden City	Half Hollow Hills West	13	6
2016	3	Nassau	Wantagh	East Islip	21	14
2016	4	Suffolk	Shoreham-Wading River	Seaford	20	10
2017	1	Suffolk	Lindenhurst	Oceanside	40	23
2017	2	Nassau	Garden City	North Babylon	24	6
2017	3	Suffolk	Westhampton	Lawrence	54	26
2017	4	Nassau	Seaford	Miller Place	29	27
2018	1	Nassau	Freeport	William Floyd	20	19
2018	2	Nassau	Garden City	Lindenhurst	19	0
2018	3	Suffolk	Half Hollow Hills West	Plainedge	34	6
2018	4	Nassau	Cold Spring Harbor	Shoreham-Wading River	42	20
2019	1	Nassau^[3]	Freeport	William Floyd	42	14
2019	2	Suffolk^[4]	Lindenhurst	Garden City	14	13
2019	3	Nassau^[5]	Plainedge	Sayville	56	20
2019	4	Suffolk^[6]	Shoreham-Wading River	Seaford	49	7
2021	1	Nassau	Massapequa	Walt Whitman	38	35
2021	2	Nassau	Garden City	Bellport	14	6
2021	3	Nassau	Plainedge	East Islip	26	16
2021	4	Nassau	North Shore	Shoreham-Wading River	7	0
2022	1	Nassau	Farmingdale	Ward Melville	42	20
2022	2	Nassau	Garden City	Bellport	28	0
2022	3	Suffolk	Sayville	Plainedge	33	7
2022	4	Suffolk	Bayport-Blue Point	North Shore	35	7
2023	1	Nassau	Massapequa	William Floyd	35	7
2023	2	Nassau	Garden City	North Babylon	38	7
2023	3	Suffolk	East Islip	South Side	19	14
2023	4	Suffolk	Bayport-Blue Point	Seaford	42	20

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