1985 Indiana High School Football Season. Beginning in 1985, the IHSAA modified the format of the football season. The regular season was reduced from ten to eight games, but the postseason was increased two additional weeks in order to allow every school in …

2025年1月7日 · Most Consecutive State Finals Appearances: 5 by Indianapolis Cathedral, 2010-2014. Overall: 77 by New Palestine vs. New Prairie (4A), 2014. 6A: 63 by Ben Davis vs. Penn, 2017. 5A: 64 by Fort Wayne Snider vs. New Palestine, 2015. 4A: 77 by New Palestine vs. New Prairie, 2014. 3A: 56 by Fort Wayne Bishop Dwenger vs.

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1985 - IHSAA establishes Class 5A Football Championship Tournament; teams divided into eight sectionals, with all teams advancing into playoffs Class 5A State Champs Year

IHSAA Football. State Championship Game Records Team Records. First Downs-- 29, North Miami vs. West Washington, 1993 (1A); Rochester vs. Indianapolis Ritter (2A), 1987; Warren Central vs. Valparaiso (5A), 1985. First Downs by Rushing-- 23, North Miami vs. West Washington (1A), 1993; DeKalb vs. Franklin Central (4A), 1986.

The most recent major change to the state tournament occurred in 1985 when the state expanded to five classes and the format was altered allowing all member schools to participate regardless of regular season record. A six-week tournament was installed with …

IHSAA FOOTBALL. REGIONAL CHAMPIONS – BY SCHOOL. THROUGH 2004-05. Tournament History. The first year “regional” games were played was 1976 when the tournament expanded from 1

In 1985, the current format with five classes was adopted. It allows for every member school to enter the tournament regardless of its regular-season record, just as in all other IHSAA sports.

In 1973, the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA) established a three class state playoff system in football. In 1983, the tournament split into four classes, in 1985 into a five class system, and in 2013 into a six class system, with 6A for …