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The Carrollton Trojans Football program, founded in 1920, carries more than a century of tradition and excellence. Throughout the 20th and early 21st centuries, the Trojans built a reputation for strong defense, disciplined coaching, and a physical brand of football that became a trademark of Carrollton athletics. The program saw major success from the 1970s through the 2000s, earning numerous district and regional titles while consistently producing college-level talent. With a loyal community, historic rivalries, and generations of players passing through the program, Carrollton football remains a proud symbol of toughness, tradition, and Trojan pride. Constructed By Texlohs Development™

The Harrison Hoyas Football program, established in 1991, has built a strong tradition of toughness, discipline, and competitive excellence. During the late 1990s and 2000s, the Hoyas emerged as one of the most respected programs in their region, earning multiple playoff appearances and developing standout athletes who advanced to collegiate football. Known for their strong community support, spirited student culture, and consistent winning mentality, Harrison continues to uphold a tradition built on hard work, pride, and a commitment to representing the Hoya legacy every season. Constructed By Texlohs Development™

The Olentangy Orange Pioneers Football program was established in 2008 alongside the opening of Olentangy Orange High School. As one of the newer programs in Ohio high school football, the Pioneers quickly built a foundation centered on discipline, player development, and competitive excellence. Throughout the 2010s and into the 2020s, Olentangy Orange consistently grew into a respected program, earning playoff appearances and competing at a high level in one of the state’s toughest regions. Backed by strong community support and a commitment to tradition, the Pioneers continue to build a proud and rising football legacy Constructed By Texlohs Development™

The La Salle Explorers Football program, founded in 1960 with the opening of La Salle High School in Cincinnati, has developed a proud tradition rooted in discipline, faith, and excellence. Throughout the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s, the Explorers established themselves as one of Ohio’s premier high school football programs, earning multiple league titles, playoff appearances, and state championships. Known for their physical style of play, strong coaching leadership, and consistent production of collegiate-level athletes, La Salle football continues to uphold a legacy of success and tradition that spans generations. Constructed By Texlohs Development™

Texas Tech Red Raiders football represents a proud tradition of toughness and excitement in West Texas. The program began in 1925 and has grown into a nationally recognized team known for bold play and passionate fans. Competing in major conferences such as the Southwest Conference and later the Big 12, Texas Tech has produced standout players, multiple bowl appearances, and memorable seasons. The program gained national attention in the late 1990s and 2000s for its high-powered passing offenses, especially under coach Mike Leach, which helped shape modern college football. The Red Raiders play their home games at Jones AT&T Stadium in Lubbock. Opened in 1947, the stadium seats over 60,000 fans and is known for its intense atmosphere, particularly during night games. Traditions like the Masked Rider charging onto the field make Jones AT&T Stadium one of college football’s most iconic venues.

Florida Gators football is one of the most successful and recognizable programs in college football history. The team represents the University of Florida and began play in 1906. The Gators rose to national prominence in the 1990s and 2000s, winning three national championships (1996, 2006, 2008) and multiple SEC titles. Florida has been known for elite talent, fast and physical play, and producing numerous NFL stars while competing in the highly competitive Southeastern Conference (SEC). The Gators play their home games at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, commonly known as “The Swamp.” Opened in 1930, the stadium holds over 88,000 fans and is famous for its loud, intimidating environment. The heat, noise, and energy of The Swamp make it one of the toughest places for opponents to play in college football.

Arbor Ridge Academy Bears play their home games at High Ridge Field, a rugged stadium set above the tree line of North Georgia. Known for their physical defense and disciplined style of play, the Bears embody strength and resilience. Dressed in green, black, white, and gray, Arbor Ridge represents both the power of the forest and the toughness of the ridge they protect. With a loyal student section and an intimidating home atmosphere, the Bears have built a reputation as one of the region’s most respected programs.