List of Missouri state high school football champions

Missouri state high school football championships have been sanctioned by the Missouri State High School Activities Association since 1968.[1]

There have been seven ties for state champion, all before 2002, when the organization changed its classification system and began to allow championship games to be decided in overtime. The number of overtimes in a game is indicated by asterisks.

Championships

Year Class Champion (Record) Score Runner-up Site
1968 1A Princeton (11–0–1) 32–0 Cass-Midway Raytown High School, Raytown
2A Cabool (10–1) 6–0 Seneca John F. Kennedy Stadium, Springfield
3A Perryville (11–1) 14–0 Marshall University City High School, University City
4A McCluer (10–0–1) 17–13 Oak Park Faurot Field, University of Missouri, Columbia
1969 1A Cass-Midway (10–1) 24–0 Smithville Raytown High School, Raytown
2A Aurora (11–1) 13–6 Malden Poplar Bluff High School, Poplar Bluff
3A DeLaSalle (Kansas City) (10–2) 14–8 Mercy (St. Louis) Missouri Valley College, Marshall
4A McCluer (10–1) 21–0 Rockhurst Faurot Field
1970 1A Cass-Midway (12–0) 20–0 Rock Port Bearcat Stadium, Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville
2A South Shelby (12–0) 38–18 Harrisonville University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg
3A Chillicothe (11–0) 32–6 Dexter Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe
4A St. Louis Univ. High (11–1) 28–19 Center (Kansas City) Faurot Field
1971 1A Tarkio (10–0) 35–22 Greenwood South Bearcat Stadium
2A Monett (12–0) 37–8 Shelby Plaster Sports Complex, Springfield
3A Richmond (11–1) 29–25 Fulton Fulton High School, Fulton
4A Rockhurst (11–0) 14–10 Beaumont William Chrisman High School, Independence
1972 1A University High (Warrensburg) (12–0) 17–0 Fairfax University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg
2A St. Mary's (Independence) (11–0) 6–0 Country Day (MICDS) Ladue Horton Watkins High, Ladue
3A Chillicothe (10–1) 14–9 Chaminade Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe
4A Hazelwood (9–1–1) /Southwest (KC) (9–0–2) 6–6(tie) (co-champions) Francis Olympic Field, Washington University in St. Louis
1973 1A North Shelby (11–0) 28–20 Drexel South Shelby High School, Shelbina
2A Priory (9–1) 60–26 West Platte Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City
3A Washington (11–0) 14–7 Helias University of Missouri–Rolla, Rolla
4A Sumner (11–1) 12–7 Rockhurst Arrowhead Stadium
1974 1A Lockwood (10–2) 34–0 King City Bearcat Stadium
2A Country Day (MICDS) (10–1) 34–7 Pleasant Hill St. Louis Country Day School
3A Boonville (11–0) 34–14 Washington St. Louis University of Missouri–Rolla, Rolla
4A Hickman (10–1) 54–6 Sumner Faurot Field
1975 1A Orrick (11–1) 18–0 Greenfield Excelsior Springs High, Excelsior Springs
2A John Burroughs (12–0) 28–26 Seneca John Burroughs School, St. Louis
3A Rock Bridge (12–0) 10–0 Nevada Faurot Field
4A Parkwood (Joplin) (12–0–1) 16–8 De Smet Hughes Stadium, MSSC, Joplin
1976 1A Cass-Midway (13–0) 13–0 Princeton Cass-Midway High School, Cleveland
2A Lexington (12–0) 19–7 John Burroughs John Burroughs School, St. Louis
3A Memorial (Joplin) (12–1) 31–0 Sullivan Hughes Stadium, MSSC, Joplin
4A Jefferson City (13–0) 33–6 Sumner Moss Field, Webster Groves H.S. St. Louis
1977 1A Greenfield (12–0) 20–6 King City King City High School, King City
2A Monett (11–2) 21–19 Louisiana Burl Fowler Stadium, Monett, Missouri
3A Rock Bridge (10–0–2) 7–6 Camdenton Faurot Field
4A Jefferson City (13–0) 20–11 Hazelwood Central Jefferson City High School, Jefferson City
1978 1A Cass-Midway (12–1) 13–0 Princeton Cass-Midway High School, Cleveland
2A Mount Vernon (13–0) 37–21 Country Day (MICDS) St. Louis Country Day School, St. Louis
3A Chillicothe (12–0) 42–0 Washington Chillicothe High School, Chillicothe
4A Jefferson City (11–1) 35–21 Hazelwood Central Lindenwood University, St. Charles
1979 1A Jasper (12–1) 23–0 Hardin-Central Busch Memorial Stadium
2A Plattsburg (12–0) 12–7 Marceline
3A Country Day (MICDS) (11–1) 14–7 St. Pius X (Kansas City)
4A Webster Groves (11–1) 7–6 Jefferson City
1980 1A Hardin-Central (11–0) 14–6 Greenwood
2A John Burroughs (11–2–1) /Lexington (12–0–1) 6–6(tie) (co-champions)
3A O'Hara (11–3) 30–0 Caruthersville
4A Parkwood (Joplin) (14–0) 20–13 Hazelwood Central
1981 1A Greenwood (10–1) 14–0 Gallatin
2A Valle Catholic (12–0–1) /St. Pius X (Kansas City) (12–0–1) 0–0(tie) (co-champions)
3A Lutheran North (12–1) 14–6 Marshall
4A Rockhurst (12–1) 35–14 Hazelwood Central
1982 1A Cass-Midway (12–0) 42–6 Gallatin Arrowhead Stadium
2A Valle Catholic (14–0) 37–0 Mt. Vernon
3A Maryville (12–1) 22–0 Duchesne
4A St. Charles (13–1) 10–3 O'Hara
5A Sumner (11–2) 32–22 Rockhurst
1983 1A Chaffee (11–2) 13–7 Norborne Busch Memorial Stadium
2A Valle Catholic (13–1) 14–7 Seneca
3A Country Day (MICDS) (12–1) 14–0 Harrisonville
4A Parkwood (Joplin) (14–0) 35–7 Union
5A Rockhurst (12–2) 13–7 Hazelwood Central
1984 1A Rock Port (12–0) 7–6 Appleton City Arrowhead Stadium
2A Knob Noster (12–1) 8–7 Hayti
3A Lexington (12–1) 28–0 Berkeley
4A Helias (12–2) 23–13 Parkwood (Joplin)
5A Jefferson City (12–2) 21–12 Sumner
1985 1A Rock Port (13–0) 13–12 Sweet Springs Busch Memorial Stadium
2A John Burroughs (9–4) 35–8 Plattsburg
3A Country Day (MICDS) (12–1) 28–0 Pembroke Hill
4A Chillicothe (13–1) 20–14 Center (Kansas City)
5A Hazelwood Central (14–0) 22–15 Lee's Summit
1986 1A Marceline (13–0) 20–0 Greenwood Arrowhead Stadium
2A Louisiana (13–1) 23–14 Seneca
3A Country Day (MICDS) (13–0) 31–7 Oak Grove
4A Camdenton (12–0–1) /Marshall (12–0–1) 20–20(tie) (co-champions)
5A Rockhurst (11–1) 13–10 Hazelwood Central
1987 1A Hardin-Central (12–0) 18–6 Adrian William Jewell College, Liberty
2A Seneca (14–0) 20–13 Brentwood Faurot Field
3A Berkeley (13–1) 35–8 Branson
4A Camdenton (12–0) 23–14 Sumner
5A Rockhurst (12–1) 7–0 Hazelwood Central
1988 8-Man South Holt (10–1) 46–0 Miami Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (12–1) 21–3 Rock Port Faurot Field
2A Lexington (13–1) 17–14 John Burroughs Plaster Sports Complex
3A Lutheran North (13–1) 36–0 Chillicothe Faurot Field
4A Webster Groves (10–3) 26–6 Center (Kansas City)
5A Jefferson City (11–0) 53–0 McCluer North
1989 8-Man North Nodaway (11–1) 46–0 DeKalb Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (12–1) 49–7 Marceline Faurot Field
2A John Burroughs (10–3) 17–6 Putnam County
3A Lutheran North (13–1) 28–26 Branson Plaster Sports Complex
4A Webb City (14–0) 16–0 Sumner
5A Hazelwood East (14–0) 28–14 Rockhurst Faurot Field
1990 8-Man Nodaway-Holt (11–0) 49–12 Southwest (Ludlow) Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (13–1) 49–21 Rock Port Plaster Sports Complex
2A Warsaw (13–1) 42–7 South Shelby
3A Lutheran North (13–1) 37–13 Oak Grove Faurot Field
4A Sumner (13–1) 36–21 Webb City
5A Jefferson City (14–0) 12–7 McCluer
1991 8-Man Nodaway-Holt (11–0) 27–14 South Nodaway Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (14–0) 28–24 Tarkio Faurot Field
2A John Burroughs (11–2) 21–7 Pembroke Hill
3A Chillicothe (12–2) 40–12 Herculaneum Plaster Sports Complex
4A Sumner (11–1) 52–8 Benton (St. Joseph)
5A Jefferson City (11–2) 10–7 St. Louis Univ. High Faurot Field
1992 8-Man South Holt (10–1–1)/South Nodaway (9–1–1) 20–20(tie) (co-champions) Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (14–0) 44–16 Hardin-Central Plaster Sports Complex
2A John Burroughs (12–1) 21–7 Plattsburg
3A Ste. Genevieve (13–1) 22–15 Bolivar Faurot Field
4A Webb City (12–2) 24–21 Rock Bridge
5A Blue Springs (13–1) 39–35 Parkway Central
1993 8-Man North Andrew (7–3–1)/ South Holt (10–1–1) 30–30(tie) (co-champions) Bearcat Stadium
1A Milan (13–1) 19–12 Valle Catholic Faurot Field
2A Warsaw (14–0) 13–12 Lutheran North
3A St. Francis Borgia (14–0) 24–21 Chillicothe Plaster Sports Complex
4A Webb City (14–0) 20–7 Rock Bridge
5A Jefferson City (13–0) 35–0 McCluer North Faurot Field
1994 8-Man Fairfax (11–0) 40–14 North Andrew Bearcat Stadium
1A Miller (12–1) 20–0 Tarkio Plaster Sports Complex
2A Monroe City (14–0) 18–13 Warsaw
3A Odessa (14–0) 28–0 Knob Noster Faurot Field
4A Excelsior Springs (13–1) 12–6 Jackson
5A Jefferson City (13–0) 14–7 Mehlville
1995 8-Man Worth County (12–0) 48–26 North Andrew Bearcat Stadium
1A Valle Catholic (12–1) 63–13 Wellington-Napoleon Hughes Stadium, MSSC, Joplin
2A John Burroughs (8–4–1) /Lexington (12–1–1) 14–14(tie) (co-champions)
3A Seneca (14–0) 35–14 Herculaneum Plaster Sports Complex
4A Camdenton (13–1) 20–19 Jackson
5A Hazelwood East (14–0) 42–3 Blue Springs South
1996 8-Man North Andrew (11–0) 44–18 Fairfax Kyle Field, Tarkio Academy, Tarkio
1A Cass-Midway (13–1) 42–13 Santa Fe Trans World Dome, St. Louis
2A Monroe City (13–1) 21–0 Springfield Catholic Trans World Dome
3A MICDS (13–0) 44–14 Maryville
4A Excelsior Springs (13–1) 36–15 Camdenton
5A Hazelwood Central (13–1) 21–20 Oak Park
1997 8-Man North Andrew (11–1) 46–0 South Holt Kyle Field, Tarkio Academy, Tarkio
1A Salisbury (14–0) 22–20 Marionville Trans World Dome
2A Springfield Catholic (14–0) 28–0 Monroe City
3A California (14–0) 36–19 MICDS
4A Webb City (14–0) 44–14 North County (Bonne Terre)
5A Jefferson City (12–1) 23–19 Parkway Central
1998 8-Man Worth County (12–0) 58–16 DeKalb Spratt Stadium, Missouri Western, St. Joseph
1A North Platte (12–2) 30–7 St. Vincent Trans World Dome
2A St. Pius X (Kansas City) (12–2) 14–0 Monroe City
3A Boonville (13–1) 33–22 California
4A Helias (12–2) 37–12 Ozark
5A Riverview Gardens (13–1) 41–34 Jefferson City
1999 8-man Mound City (11–1) 62–60 North Andrew Spratt Stadium
1A Rich Hill (14–0) 15–7 Santa Fe Trans World Dome
2A Lutheran North (12–2) 28–21 St. Pius X (Kansas City)
3A Aurora (14–0) 7–0 California
4A Camdenton (14–0) 15–14 Helias
5A Mehlville (13–1) 15–7 Rockhurst
2000 8-man Worth County (12–0) 44–14 Mound City Spratt Stadium
1A Santa Fe (14–0) 12–0 St. Vincent Trans World Dome
2A St. Pius X (Kansas City) (12–1) 34–21 Palmyra
3A Platte County (14–0) 32–9 Salem
4A Webb City (14–0) 41–0 McCluer North
5A Rockhurst (14–0) 23–7 Pattonville
2001 8-man Worth County (12–0) 48–40 Miami Dome at America's Center
1A West Platte (12–2) 20–13 Lockwood
2A John Burroughs (13–0) 36–32 Warsaw
3A Platte County (14–0) 21–14 Central (New Madrid County)
4A Webb City (14–0) 45–0 Washington
5A Blue Springs (14–0) 28–12 Hazelwood East
2002 8-man DeKalb (11–1) 30–26 King City Spratt Stadium
1 Adrian (13–1) 35–22 Hayti Edward Jones Dome
2 St. Pius X (Kansas City) (11–3) 28–6 Centralia
3 Platte County (14–0) 34–13 Salem
4 Kearney (13–1) 36–22 Eureka
5 Webster Groves (10–3) 23–22 Raymore–Peculiar
6 Rockhurst (13–0) 41–7 Lindbergh
2003 8-man Mound City (11–0) 64–16 North Andrew Spratt Stadium
1 Marionville (14–0) 19–0 Princeton Edward Jones Dome
2 Centralia (14–0) 42–9 Lawson
3 Harrisonville (14–0) 35–0 Ste. Genevieve
4 Kearney (14–0) 43–0 Ladue Horton Watkins
5 Park Hill (12–1) 34–20 Webster Groves
6 Blue Springs (13–0) 53–0 Hazelwood Central
2004 8-man South Holt (11–1) 66–48 St. Joseph Christian Spratt Stadium
1 St. Vincent (13–1) 21–0 East Buchanan Edward Jones Dome
2 Blair Oaks (14–0) 27–26 Cameron
3 MICDS (14–0) 45–42** Harrisonville
4 Clayton (13–1) 27–26* Webb City
5 Raymore–Peculiar (13–0) 37–18 McCluer North
6 Hickman (11–1) 34–7 Hazelwood East
2005 8-man Mound City (11–1) 42–0 Worth County Spratt Stadium
1 West Platte (13–1) 35–28 Marionville Edward Jones Dome
2 Cameron (14–0) 64–18 Montgomery County
3 Harrisonville (13–1) 42–0 MICDS
4 Camdenton (14–0) 36–19 Affton
5 Raymore–Peculiar (13–0) 43–21 McCluer North
6 De Smet (11–2) 48–31 Hazelwood Central
2006 8-man St. Joseph Christian (10–2) 62–26 Worth County Spratt Stadium
1 South Shelby (13–1) 34–27* Marionville Edward Jones Dome
2 Blair Oaks (13–1) 32–24 Hogan Prep Charter
3 Harrisonville (14–0) 56–21 Owensville
4 Webb City (14–0) 26–0 Hannibal
5 Raymore–Peculiar (10–3) 42–32 Kirkwood
6 Blue Springs South (13–0) 41–7 Christian Brothers
2007 8-man Worth County (12–0) 70–6 Hardin-Central Spratt Stadium
1 Orrick (14–0) 20–8 Thayer Edward Jones Dome
2 Lawson 38–17 Blair Oaks
3 Harrisonville 49–14 MICDS
4 Lee's Summit West 35–0 Parkway Central
5 Waynesville 17–7 Belton
6 Rockhurst 28–9 Mehlville
2008 8-man Mound City (13–0) 48–16 St. Joseph Christian
1 Orrick (15–0) 34–28** Thayer
2 Clark County 10–7 Maryville
3 Cassville 31–6 Cardinal Ritter
4 Webb City 41–34 Helias
5 Hazelwood East 39–34 Raytown South
6 Hazelwood Central 25–20 Blue Springs South
2009 8-man Mound City (11–1) 50–8 St. Joseph Christian
1 Penney (14–0) 21–17 Valle Catholic
2 Maryville (14–1) 35–0 Brentwood
3 Cassville (14–1) 24–7 Bowling Green
4 Kearney (13–2) 27–15 Helias
5 Webster Groves (13–0) 31–14 Fort Osage
6 Hazelwood Central (13–1) 35–24 Blue Springs
2010 8-man Mound City (12–1) 46–24 St. Joseph Christian
1 Valle Catholic (15–0) 22–21* Westran
2 Penney (15–0) 34–13 Maplewood Richmond Heights
3 Richmond (15–0) 21–20 John Burroughs
4 Webb City (15–0) 56–7 Warrenton
5 Lee's Summit West (14–1) 44–21 Webster Groves
6 Rockhurst (14–0) 10–7 Hazelwood Central
2011 8-man Worth County/Northeast Nodaway (13–0) 50–20 Mound City
1 Valle Catholic (14–1) 49–7 South Shelby
2 Lamar (14–1) 49–19 Lafayette County
3 Logan-Rogersville (14–1) 21–14 John Burroughs
4 Webb City (15–0) 56–42 MICDS
5 Staley (14–0) 35–21 Kirkwood
6 Blue Springs South (14–0) 40–37 Christian Brothers
2012 8-man Stanberry (12–1) 56–38 North Andrew
1 Penney (15–0) 60–34 Valle Catholic
2 Lamar (13–2) 69–41 Blair Oaks
3 Maryville(15–0) 35–22 John Burroughs
4 Webb City (15–0) 49–14 Helias
5 Kirkwood (13–0) 31–7 Fort Osage
6 Blue Springs (13–1) 42–3 Francis Howell
2013 8-man North Andrew (12–0)[2] 16–13 Stanberry
1 Valle Catholic (15–0) 41–0 Marceline
2 Lamar (14–1)[3] 42–0 Lawson
3 Maryville (15–0) 50–28 Seneca
4 Webb City (14–1)[4] 28–14 Helias
5 Lee's Summit West (13–1)[5] 51–14 Parkway Central
6 Blue Springs (14–0)[6] 35–14 Columbia-Rock Bridge
2014 8-man North Andrew (12–1) 48–36 Stanberry
1 Valle Catholic (15–0) 49–25 Westran
2 Lamar (14–1) 30–15 South Callaway
3 Oak Grove (13–2) 49–27 John Burroughs
4 Webb City (15–0) 48–21 Cape Girardeau Central
5 Battle (11–4) 25–22 Nixa
6 Christian Brothers (14–0) 31–24 Rockhurst
2015 8-man Stanberry (13–0)[7] 46–42 North Andrew
1 Valle Catholic (15–0) 61–36 Penney
2 Lamar (15–0) 37–0 Malden
3 John Burroughs (14–1) 30–6 Odessa
4 Kearney (14–1) 17–14 Webb City
5 Fort Osage (14–1) 63–28 Chaminade
6 Blue Springs South (15–0) 37–28 Christian Brothers College
2016 8-Man North Andrew 50–22 Stanberry Faurot Field
1 Penney 47–14 Monroe City Plaster Sports Complex
2 Lamar 26–18 Trinity Catholic
3 Monett 27–18 Maryville
4 Harrisonville 21–14 Kearney
5 Vianney 49–14 Ft. Zumwalt North
6 Kirkwood 31–14 Blue Springs Faurot Field
2017 8-Man Worth County with Northeast Nodaway 64–21 Sacred Heart Plaster Sports Complex
1 Monroe City (15–0) 12–7 Valle Catholic Faurot Field
2 Lamar (14–0) 37–20 Lafayette County
3 Maryville (13–2) 47–9 Mt. Vernon
4 Webb City (15–0) 14–0 Ladue Horton Watkins
5 Staley (14–0) 36–35 Pattonville
6 Christian Brothers College (13–1) 31–14 Blue Springs Plaster Sports Complex
2018 8-Man QuaceVill with Craig 36–32 Worth County with Northeast Nodaway Faurot Field
1 Hayti 44–0 Lincoln
2 Blair Oaks 54–0 Lathrop
3 Trinity Catholic (13–2) 45–19 Cardinal Ritter (14–1)
4 Ladue Horton Watkins (15–0) 48–11 MICDS (13–2)
5 Vianney (11–3) 28–14 Fort Osage (9–5)
6 Christian Brothers College (12–1) 45–21 Rockhurst (11–3)
2019 8-Man Mound City with Craig 82–46 Southwest (Livingston County)
1 Valle Catholic (14–1) 30–27 Lincoln (14–1)
2 Lutheran North (15–0) 49–0 Ava (14–1)
3 Odessa (15–0) 49–28 Cassville (12–3)
4 Webb City (14–1) 48–0 Platte County (11–4)
5 Carthage (12–2) 27–21(OT) Jackson (13–1)
6 DeSmet Jesuit (14–0) 35–20 Joplin (13–1)
2020 8-Man Southwest (Livingston County) with Hale, Tina-Avalon[8] 52–34 North Andrew Chillicothe
1 Windsor[9] 43–20 Mid-Buchanan Jefferson City
2 Lamar[10] 6–3 St. Pius X
3 Blair Oaks[11] 62–40 Maryville
4 Helias Catholic[12] 35–30 MICDS
5 Jackson[13] 42–7 Platte County
6 Raymore-Peculiar[14] 23–0 DeSmet
2021 8-Man Drexel with Miami (13–0)[15] 48–42 Worth County with Northeast Nodaway (13–1) Faurot Field
1 East Buchanan (14–1)[16] 21–4 Marceline (12–2)
2 Lutheran St. Charles (12–2)[17] 33–27 Lamar (13–1)
3 St. Marys (12–1)[18] 56–0 St. Pius X (12–2)
4 Smithville (13–0)[19] 31–0 Hannibal (13–1)
5 Webb City (11–3)[20] 26–21 Holt (13–1)
6 Christian Brothers College HS (13–1)[21] 48–21 Liberty North (11–2)
2022 8-Man North Andrew (14–0)[22] 54–24 Bishop LeBlond (10–4)
1 East Buchanan (14–1)[23] 42–0 Adrian (12–3)
2 Blair Oaks (14–0)[24] 32–27 Lamar (12–2)
3 Cardinal Ritter (14–0)[25] 46–7 Reeds Spring (11–3)
4 St. Mary's (12–2)[26] 42–0 St. Dominic (8–6)
5 Francis Howell (14–0)[27] 49–21 Fort Osage (11–3)
2023 8-Man Archie (14–0) 40-26 Worth County with Northeast Nodaway (13–1)
1 Marionville (14–0) 29-0 North Platte (12–2)
2 Lamar (13–1) 35-28 (OT) Valle Catholic (12–2)
3 Central Park Hills (11–3) 56–0 Seneca (13–1)
4 Kearney (13–2) 68–28 Hillsboro (12–2)
5 Cardinal Ritter (14-0) 38-25 Republic (12–3)
6 Liberty North (13–1) 38-7 Christian Brothers College HS (11–3)
2024 8-Man Archie (14–0) 48-20 North Shelby (10–4) Spratt Stadium
1 Adrian (13–1) 34-13 Penney (9-5) Faurot Field
2 Lamar (11–4) 28-25 Fair Grove (14–1)
3 Blair Oaks (14-0) 38-28 Seneca (13–1)
4 Lutheran North (13–1) 46–7 Festus (11–3)
5 Platte County (14-0) 49-14 Helias Catholic (12-2)
6 De Smet Jesuit (12–2) 35-20 Nixa (13–1)

See also

References

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