List of PIAA football state champions

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The following are Pennsylvania State football champions that play in the PIAA.[1] This list is organized by class, the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association has football teams who are members of the PIAA in classes such as Single A (A), Double A (AA), Triple A (AAA), Quad A (AAAA), Five A (AAAAA) and Six A (AAAAAA) which is based on the schools pupil enrollment. Smaller schools are typically single A or Double A where larger schools are five A or six A schools.

Class AAAAAA[]

The following is a list of class AAAAAA or 6A football state champions part of PIAA. Class 6A was just formed and its inaugural season was the 2016 football season.

Year Champion District Runner-up Score Site
2016 St. Joseph's Prep 12 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 42–7 Hersheypark Stadium
2017 Pine Richland 7 St. Joseph's Prep 41-21 Hersheypark Stadium
2018 St.Joseph's Prep 12 Harrisburg 40-20 Hersheypark Stadium
2019 St.Joseph's Prep 12 Central Dauphin 35-13 Hersheypark Stadium
2020 St. Joseph's Prep 12 Central York 62-13 Hersheypark Stadium
2021 Mt. Lebanon 7 St. Joseph's Prep 35-17 Hersheypark Stadium

Class AAAAA[]

The following is a list of class AAAAA or 5A football state champions part of PIAA. Class 5A was just formed and its inaugural season was the 2016 football season.

Year Champion District Runner-up Score Site
2016 Archbishop Wood Catholic 12 Harrisburg 37–10 Hersheypark Stadium
2017 Archbishop Wood Catholic 12 Gateway 49-14 Hersheypark Stadium
2018 Penn Hills 8 Manheim Central 36-31 Hersheypark Stadium
2019 Archbishop Wood Catholic 12 Cheltenham 19-15 Hersheypark Stadium
2020 Pine Richland 7 Cathedral Prep 48-7 Hersheypark Stadium
2021 Penn-Trafford 7 Imhotep Charter 17-14 Hersheypark Stadium

Class AAAA[]

The following are the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association football champions of Class quad A since the 1988 season.

Yearly winners[]

Year Champion District Runner-up Score Site
1988 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 7 Cedar Cliff 14–7 Pennsylvania State University
1989 Upper St. Clair 7 Wilson 12–7 Hersheypark Stadium
1990 North Allegheny 7 Ridley 21–14 Hersheypark Stadium
1991 Central Bucks West 1 Cathedral Prep 26–14 Mansion Park Stadium
1992 Cumberland Valley 3 Upper St. Clair 28–12 Mansion Park Stadium
1993 North Hills 7 Central Bucks West 15–14 Mansion Park Stadium
1994 McKeesport Area 7 Downingtown 17–14 Mansion Park Stadium
1995 Penn Hills 7 Lower Dauphin 35–14 Mansion Park Stadium
1996 Downingtown 1 Woodland Hills 49–14 Mansion Park Stadium
1997 Central Bucks West (2) 1 Upper St. Clair 44–20 Mansion Park Stadium
1998 Central Bucks West (3) 1 New Castle 56–7 Hersheypark Stadium
1999 Central Bucks West (4) 1 Cathedral Prep 14–13 Hersheypark Stadium
2000 Cathedral Prep 10 Central Bucks West 41–35 (OT) Hersheypark Stadium
2001 Neshaminy 1 Woodland Hills 21–7 Hersheypark Stadium
2002 Parkland 11 Woodland Hills 34–12 Hersheypark Stadium
2003 North Penn 1 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 37–10 Hersheypark Stadium
2004 Pittsburgh Central Catholic (2) 7 Neshaminy 49–14 Hersheypark Stadium
2005 McKeesport Area (2) 7 Liberty 49–10 Hersheypark Stadium
2006 Upper St. Clair (2) 7 Liberty 47–13 Hersheypark Stadium
2007 Pittsburgh Central Catholic (3) 7 Parkland 21–0 Hersheypark Stadium
2008 Liberty 11 Bethel Park 28–21 (OT) Hersheypark Stadium
2009 La Salle College 12 State College 24–7 Hersheypark Stadium
2010 North Allegheny (2) 7 La Salle College 21–0 Hersheypark Stadium
2011 Central Dauphin 3 North Penn 14–7 Hersheypark Stadium
2012 North Allegheny (3) 7 Coatesville 63–28* Hersheypark Stadium
2018 Penn Hills (2) 7 Manheim Central 36–31 Hersheypark Stadium

References[]

  1. ^ "PIAA past champions 1988-present" (PDF). PIAA.com. 3 January 2017. Retrieved 11 January 2017.
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