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Florida High School Football State Champions

Complete searchable list of every state championship — by year, classification, winning school, runner-up, score, and location.

Championships

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Showing 66 of 66 championships

Year▼	Class	Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Location
2025	2A	Cardinal Mooney	52–28	Bolles	—
2025	6A	West Boca Raton	31–0	West Broward	—
2025	7A	Lake Mary	28–27	Vero Beach	—
2024	8A	IMG Academy	35–28	St Thomas Aquinas	—
2023	1 M	Cardinal Newman	49–14	Clearwater Central Catholic	—
2023	2 M	Miami Central High School	38–7	Lake Wales	—
2023	4 M	Chaminade Madonna	56–21	Berkeley Prep	—
2023	8A	Miami Central High School	35–28	IMG Academy	—
2020	4A	Cardinal Gibbons	35–21	Bolles	—
2020	6A	Central	46–0	Lake Minneola	—
2019	1A	Madison County	70–35	Blountstown	—
2019	4A	Booker T. Washington	25–21	Bolles	—
2018	1A	Madison County	48–6	Baker	—
2017	1A	Madison County	35–20	Blountstown	—
2015	2A	University Christian	61–16	Cambridge Christian	—
2015	5A	Bishop Moore	37–34	Wakulla	—
2015	6A	Central	48–13	Armwood	—
2014	2A	Victory Christian Academy	54–16	Indian Rocks Christian	—
2014	4A	Booker T. Washington	54–35	Bolles	—
2014	6A	Central	24–10	Armwood	—
2013	1A	Trenton	14–0	Blountstown	—
2013	4A	Booker T. Washington	40–21	Bolles	—
2013	6A	Central	52–7	Armwood	—
2012	1A	Northview	42–21	Trenton	—
2012	3A	Nsu University	24–17	Madison County	—
2012	4A	Booker T. Washington	35–7	Bolles	—
2012	8A	Apopka	53–50	Cypress Bay	—
2011	1A	Jefferson County	47–13	Chipley	—
2011	4A	Bolles	33–25	Booker T. Washington	—
2010	1B	Glades Day	42–35	Warner Christian Academy	—
2010	2B	Trinity Catholic	56–55	Nsu University	—
2010	6A	Central	42–27	Dr Phillips	—
1999	5A	St Thomas Aquinas	27–24	Lincoln	—
1999	6A	Apopka	21–0	Miami Northwestern	—
1998	5A	St Thomas Aquinas	17–14	Edgewater	—
1998	6A	Miami Central High School	38–14	Sandalwood	—
1997	5A	Lake City Columbia	28–7	Lincoln	—
1997	6A	Miami Northwestern	55–8	Sandalwood	—
1971	2A	Port St. Joe	25–6	Dixie County	Port St. Joe HS
1971	3A	Glades Central	13–10	Haines City	Auburndale HS
1971	4A	Fort Pierce Central	29–13	Robinson	Lawnwood Stad., Ft. Pierce
1971	A	Hastings	34–7	Trinity Prep	Showalter Fld., Winter Park
1970	2A	Miami Edison	42–22	Fort Pierce Central	Miami-Dade JC North
1970	A	Bishop Moore	21–12	Shanks	Shanks HS, Quincy
1970	B	Wildwood	30–0	Port St. Joe	Leesburg HS
1970	C	Hastings	14–0	Groveland	Hastings HS
1969	2A	Leon	24–14	Brandon	Doak Campbell Stad., Tallahassee
1969	A	Blake	27–6	Leesburg	Tampa Stadium
1969	B	Carver	30–6	Santa Fe	Carver HS, Delray Beach
1969	C	Pinecrest	25–14	Liberty County	Plant City HS
1968	2A	Coral Gables	7–6	Wolfson	—
1968	A	Jesuit	39–25	Kathleen	Tampa Stadium
1968	B	Carver	39–9	Williston	Williston HS
1968	C	Chapman	22–0	Moore Haven	Moore Haven HS
1967	2A	Coral Gables	21–7	Wolfson	—
1967	A	Columbia	27–7	Auburndale	Auburndale HS
1967	B	Clay	33–0	Graceville	Sportsman Park, Graceville
1966	2A	Melbourne	31–12	Fort Lauderdale	Fort Lauderdale HS
1966	A	Bradford	20–6	Plantation	Bradford HS, Starke
1966	B	Jefferson County	28–12	Avon Park	Jefferson Cty HS, Monticello
1965	2A	Miami	44–12	Melbourne	Orange Bowl, Miami
1965	A	Bradford	39–0	Hardee	Florida Field, Gainesville
1965	B	Holmes County	32–0	Eustis	Eustis HS
1964	2A	Coral Gables	14–7	Robert E. Lee	Orange Bowl, Miami
1964	A	Wildwood	12–7	Columbia	Florida Field, Gainesville
1963	2A	Coral Gables	16–14	Robinson	Phillips Stadium, Tampa

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