| 词条 | List of high school football rivalries more than 100 years old |
| 释义 |
}}{{Dynamic list}}High school football rivalries in the United States more than one hundred years old: For a list of other long-standing rivalries see: List of high school football rivalries less than 100 years old{{RivalryStart}}{{Rivalry |leader=Norwich Free Academy (Norwich, CT) |rival=New London High School (New London, CT) |record=77–63–11[1][2][3] |began=1875 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. One of the original annual Thanksgiving football games, but has not been played continuously. Earliest game was played on May 12, 1875. |ref=[4][5]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Phillips Academy Andover (Andover, MA) |rival=Phillips Exeter Academy (Exeter, NH) |record=74-54-10 |began=1878 |notes=The oldest football rivalry between private American prep schools, waged between two schools 37 miles apart and founded in the 18th century by members of the Phillips family. Rivalry began with a baseball game on May 2, 1878, followed by a football game on November 2, 1878. |ref=[6][7]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Wellesley High School (Wellesley, MA) |rival=Needham High School (Needham, MA) |record=62–59–9 |began=1882 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving Day game. First played Thanksgiving morning 1882 at Morton Field in Wellesley (named West Needham at the time) . The oldest public high school rivalry. |ref=[4]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Fordham Preparatory School (Bronx, NY) |rival=Xavier High School (New York, NY) |record=49–39–3 |began=1883 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. The oldest high school rivals in New York City, with the 86th meeting taking place in 2009. |ref=[8]}}{{Rivalry |leader= Milton Academy (Milton, MA) |rival=Noble and Greenough School (Dedham, MA) |record= |began=1886 |notes=Annual football game. One of the oldest continual football rivalries in the nation. |ref=[9]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Groton School (Groton, MA) |rival=St. Mark's School (Southborough, MA) |record= 77–45–2 |began=1886 |notes=Annual football game. St. Mark's-Groton Rivalry|Oldest Independent School League Rivalry in the U.S. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Boston Latin School (Boston, MA) |rival=English High School (Boston, MA) |record=77–35–13 |began=1887 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. Oldest continuous high school football rivalry in the U.S. |ref=[4][10][11]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Lawrenceville School (Lawrenceville, NJ) |rival=The Hill School (Pottstown, PA) |record=59–42–5 |began=1887 |notes=Annual football game. One of the oldest continual football rivalries in the nation. |ref=[12] }}{{Rivalry |leader=William Penn Charter School (Philadelphia, PA) |rival=Germantown Academy (Fort Washington, PA) |record=80–33–11 |began=1887 |notes=Believed to be the nation's oldest uninterrupted football rivalry among prep schools.[13] |ref=[14]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Baltimore Polytechnic Institute (Baltimore, MD) |rival=Baltimore City College (Baltimore, MD) |record=62–61–6 |began=1889 |notes=The annual Poly-City Game is now played at M&T Bank Stadium, normally home to the Baltimore Ravens, first Saturday in November after more than 75 years on Thanksgiving Day. Oldest continual football rivalry in Maryland. |ref=[15]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Hyde Park Career Academy (Chicago, IL) |rival=Englewood Technical Prep Academy (Chicago, IL) |record=56–46–6 |began=1889 |notes=Called by one writer "The Greatest High School Football Rivalry in Illinois", Hyde Park and Englewood's first game took place in 1889. The winner of the annual game is awarded the Little Brown Shield, also known as The Lettermen Shield. Ended when Englewood closed in 2008. |ref=[16]}}{{Rivalry |leader=The Haverford School (Haverford, PA) |rival=Episcopal Academy (Merion, PA) |record=53–44–2 |began=1889 |notes=Annual EA Day or Episcopal-Haverford Day football game. The second oldest high school football rivalry in Pennsylvania? {{Citation needed|date=January 2009}} It is also the second oldest football rivalry in the InterAc League. They played their 100th game against one another on November 14, 2009. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Malden High School (Malden, MA) |rival=Medford High School (Medford, MA) |record=62–55–10 |began=1889 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. The 127th meeting took place in 2014 in Malden. The games alternate each year between MacDonald Stadium in Malden and Hormel Stadium in Medford, and kickoff is always at 10:00 a.m. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Utica Proctor (Utica, NY) |rival=Rome Free Academy (Rome, NY) |began=1891 |notes=Annual homecoming game but regular games throughout season. |ref=[17]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Winchester High School (Winchester, MA) |rival=Woburn Memorial High School (Woburn, MA) |record=51–42–12 |began=1891 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. This storied rivalry met for its 109th game in 2013. |ref=[18]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Beverly High School (Beverly, MA) |rival=Salem High School (Salem, MA) |record=54–51–7 |began=1891 |notes=One of the oldest rivalry in the state. Thanksgiving football. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Newburyport High School (Newburyport, MA) |rival=Amesbury High School (Amesbury, MA) |record=44–33–6 |began=1891 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. Rivalry includes several unsanctioned games between 1891 and 1914. |ref=[19]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Louisville Male High School (Louisville, KY) |rival=duPont Manual High School (Louisville, KY) |record=81–45–6 |began=1892 |notes=Dubbed "The Old Rivalry" it is the oldest high school rivalry in Kentucky and the oldest rivalry west of the Appalachian Mountains. The rivalry item is The Barrel, painted red with Manual's "M" on one side and purple with Male's "H" on the other. |ref=[20] }}{{Rivalry |leader=Central High School (Pueblo, Colorado) |rival=Centennial High School (Pueblo, Colorado) |record=56–53–9 |began=1892 |notes=This rivalry is noted as being the oldest high school football rivalry West of the Mississippi River. There were no games held from 1908–1920. The game resumed in 1921 and there have been multiple years in which the schools played twice. The game is now played at Pueblo's Dutch Clark Stadium and is now known as "The Bell Game" as the winning school takes possession of an old train bell which was donated as a trophy in 1950. |ref=[21][22]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Abilene High School (Abilene, KS) |rival=Chapman High School (Chapman, KS) |record= |began=1892 |notes= Annual football game, often serving as the Homecoming game for each team in alternating years. In 2009, this rivalry was also picked by ESPN as the greatest rivalry in Kansas. |ref= [4][23]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Northeast High School (Philadelphia, PA) |rival=Central High School (Philadelphia, PA) |record=54–51–10 |began=1892 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving game. The Philadelphia area's most recognized Thanksgiving football tradition, the schools play each year for the wooden horse trophy. |ref=[24]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Cony High School (Augusta, ME) |rival=Gardiner High School (Gardiner, ME) |record=65–55–10 |began=1892 |notes= Cony and Gardiner play in the Pine Tree Conference in Maine. After some recent division shuffling the teams are once again in the same division, Class B. The Cony-Gardiner game is a part of the annual Great American Rivalry Series. |ref=[25][26]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Vineland High School (Vineland, NJ) |rival=Millville High School (Millville, NJ) |record=63–62-19 |began=1893 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. The oldest rivalry football game in New Jersey. The game on Thanksgiving Day 2016 (November 24, 2016) was the 145th matchup between the two teams. The series record is 63-62-19 in favor of Vineland. |ref=[27]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Saint Ignatius College Preparatory (San Francisco, CA) |rival=Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory (San Francisco, CA) |record=41–19–2 |began=1893 |notes=The rivalry dates back to a rugby game on March 17, 1893;[28] this led to the establishment of the Bruce-Mahoney Trophy in 1947. The trophy is named after a graduate from each school that died in World War II.|ref= [29][30]}}{{Rivalry |leader=West Aurora High School (Aurora, IL) |rival=East Aurora High School (Aurora, IL) |record=64–48–12 |began=1893 |notes=The East-West rivalry dates back to November 18, 1893, and is the longest continuous rivalry in Illinois. The two schools met in all but two years (1894 and 1897) since 1893, including two games in 1896 and 1898, with all but a handful of games prior to 1953 taking place on Thanksgiving Day. |ref= [31]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Bradford Area High School (Bradford, PA) |rival=Olean High School (Olean, NY) |record= |began=1893 |notes=The second-oldest interstate high school football rivalry in the country, and the oldest such rivalry to feature public schools. |ref=[32]}}{{Rivalry |leader=B.M.C. Durfee High School (Fall River, MA) |rival=New Bedford High School (New Bedford, MA) |record= |began=1893 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. The oldest high school football rivalry in South Coast New England. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Pottsville Area High School (Pottsville, Pennsylvania) |rival=Reading High School (Reading, Pennsylvania) |record=46–38–8 |began=1893 |notes=Traditional annual Thanksgiving Day Game 1932–77. Cities separated by 34 miles via PA Route 61. In years past, teams, band and fans traveled to game via famed "Reading Railroad" and then paraded along host city streets to stadium.|ref=[33]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Gonzaga College High School (Washington, DC) |rival=St. John's College High School (Washington, DC) |record=45–40–5 |began=1893 |notes=Though the schools both played football as early as 1889, the football rivalry did not take root until 1928. The "Modern Era" began on October 26, 1928, when the teams met at Georgetown University before a crowd of 2,500. Between 1928 and 1978, a period of 51 years, the teams met each fall. Fifty-three times without interruption, including two playoff games.[34] |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Mount Carmel High School (Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania) |rival=Shamokin High School (Shamokin, Pennsylvania) |record=67–25–11 |began=1893 |notes=Following a six-year hiatus from 1928–1933, the two teams have played each other every year since 1934. The game known as the "Coal Bucket Game", formerly played on Thanksgiving Day, began in 1951 (series record: 41–15–2). |ref=[35][36][37]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Thornton Academy (Saco, Maine) |rival=Biddeford High School (Biddeford, Maine) |record=49–34–8 |began=1893 |notes=The annual "Battle of the Bridge" rivalry began in 1893 off and on until 1927. In 1954 there was a 9-year gap before resuming in 1963 and continuing on ever since. The Wilson-Agreste trophy, also known as the "Battle of the Bridge Trophy" was named for former ADs Donald Wilson (BHS) and Richard Agreste (TA). |ref=[38]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Hebron Academy (Hebron, ME) |rival=Kents Hill School (Kents Hill, ME) |record= |began=1894 |notes=Annual football game. Kents Hill School Rivalry|One of the oldest high school rivalries in Maine. |ref= [39]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Athol High School (Athol) |rival=Ralph C. Mahar Regional High School (Orange, Massachusetts) |record= 51-31-1 |began=1894 |notes=Annual football game. Thanksgiving Day Game|One of the oldest high school rivalries in Massachusetts. |ref= [40]}}{{Rivalry |leader=St. Johnsbury Academy (St. Johnsbury, VT) |rival=Lyndon Institute (Lyndon, VT) |record=64–44–6 |began=1894 |notes=Annual football game. Played on the last Saturday of the regular season for Vermont High School football.[41]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Menominee High School (Menominee, MI) |rival=Marinette High School (Marinette, WI) |record=51–50–7 |began=1894 |notes=The oldest interstate rivalry between two public high schools (third overall), Menominee and Marinette are "twin towns" separated by less than a mile of water and a bridge, making the rivalry all the more intense. |ref=[32]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Massillon Washington High School (Massillon, OH) |rival=Canton McKinley High School (Canton, OH) |record=64–51–5 |began=1894 |notes=Annual. The last game of the regular season at either Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon, or Fawcett Stadium, next to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, in Canton. This game gets listed on Vegas parlay sheets and has been featured in Sports Illustrated. |ref=[10][11][42]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Millville Senior High School (Millville, NJ) |rival=Vineland Senior High School South/Vineland Senior High School North (Vineland, NJ) |record=55–60–19 |began=1894 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game, this rivalry is the 12th-oldest in the United States. In terms of games (136), it is the fourth-longest in the nation's history. Millville has dominated recently, winning 13 of the last 16 games. |ref=[4]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Leominster High School (Leominster, MA) |rival=Fitchburg High School (Fitchburg, MA) |record=66–59–10 |began=1894 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. "The Rivalry", also known by locals as the Turkey Bowl, met for the 111th Thanksgiving and the 155th time overall in 2016. |ref=[43]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Newton North High School (Newton, MA) |rival=Brookline High School (Brookline, MA) |record=55–53–6 |began=1894 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Ottawa Township High School (Ottawa, IL) |rival=Streator Township High School (Streator, IL) |record=58–37–1 |began=1895 |notes=The Ottawa Pirates and Streator Bulldogs are the 3rd longest football rivalry in the State of Illinois still active.|ref= [44]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Ansonia High School (Ansonia, CT) |rival=Naugatuck High School (Naugatuck, CT) |record=68–34–10 |began=1895 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. Game regularly draws crowds of up to 10,000. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Sandusky High School (Sandusky, OH) |rival=Fremont Ross High School (Fremont, OH) |record= |began=1895 |notes=Annual battle between the Sandusky Blue Streaks and the Ross Little Giants is the second oldest rivalry in Ohio. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Barnstable High School (Hyannis, MA) |rival=Falmouth High School (Falmouth, MA) |record=58–57–8 |began=1895 |notes=Annual football game. Traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day, series played on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Barnstable has a 41-39-4 edge in Thanksgiving games. |ref=[45]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Warwick Valley High School (Warwick, NY) |rival=Goshen High School (Goshen, NY) |record=45–44–0 (since 1927) |began=1896 |notes=Second-oldest rivalry in New York State; teams have played annually since 1927, and for the Spirit Trophy since 1976. In 2011, Goshen opted out of the rivalry due to divisional realignment. As of 2015, the series has resumed. |ref=[46]}}{{Rivalry |leader=North Tonawanda High School (North Tonawanda, NY) |rival=Tonawanda High School (Tonawanda, NY) |record=63–31–9 |began=1896 |notes=Annual T-NT game is the oldest rivalry in the Buffalo, NY area.|ref=[47]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Dover High School (Dover, OH) |rival=New Philadelphia High School (New Philadelphia, OH) |record=56–50–9 |began=1896 |notes=Annual, last Friday in October. One of the oldest rivalries in the state. These two teams had their 100th meeting game in 2004, which coincidentally found rivalry's record tied at 45–45–9. In 2008, Dover took a 2 game lead in the series by defeating New Philadelphia to end the regular season and again the following week in the first round of the playoffs. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Adrian High School (Adrian, MI) |rival=Monroe High School (Monroe, MI) |record= |began=1896 |notes=Annual game. Usually the last game of the season. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Lower Merion High School (Ardmore, PA) |rival=Radnor High School (Radnor, PA) |record=56–53–11[48] |began=1897 |notes=Annual football game; The oldest continuously played public high school football rivalry in the country. Radnor High School grants the students of the school a half-day on the next school day if the school beats Lower Merion. However, the students of Lower Merion do not enjoy any similar reward. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Middletown High School (Middletown, NY) |rival=Port Jervis High School (Port Jervis, NY) |record= 69–55–7 |began=1897 |notes=Annual football game; played for the Erie Bell from a railroad linking the two Orange County, NY cities. Middletown won the most recent meeting 37-14.|ref=[49]}}{{Rivalry |leader=East Orange High School (East Orange, NJ) |rival=Barringer High School (Newark, NJ) |record= |began=1897 |notes=Annual football game. Traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day. John Amos played in series, Dionne Warwick was a cheerleader in 1957. }}{{Rivalry |leader=Lewiston High School (Lewiston, ME) |rival=Edward Little High School (Auburn, ME) |record= 93-70-12 |began=1897 |notes=The 175th Battle of the Bridge was won by Lewiston in 2017.[50] }}{{Rivalry |leader=LaSalle-Peru High School (LaSalle, IL) |rival=Ottawa Township High School (Ottawa, IL) |record=63–50–5 |began=1898 |notes=The Ottawa Pirates and LaSalle-Peru Cavaliers are one of the longest football rivalries in the State of Illinois still active. LaSalle-Peru won 2017 game 17-7.[51] (info as of 10/2/2017) | }}{{Rivalry |leader=Webster Groves High School (Webster Groves, MO) |rival=Kirkwood High School (Kirkwood, MO) |record=54–49–7 |began=1898 |notes= The rivalry began on November 18, 1898 and was first played on Thanksgiving Day in 1907 as the first championship game in St. Louis County. It is the oldest current Thanksgiving Day rivalry west of the Mississippi River and the second-oldest football championship game still being played in America. The game is now known as the Turkey Day Game and the winner is awarded a travelling trophy, the Frisco Bell, donated by the Frisco Railroad in 1952. The loser of the game has received a consolation award, the Little Brown Jug, since 1940. |ref=[52]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Sherman High School (Sherman, TX) |rival=Denison High School (Denison, TX) |record=68-42-8 |began=1898 |notes=The annual "Battle of the Ax," featuring the two largest high schools in the region of Texas commonly known as Texomaland, is among the oldest high school football rivalries in the state of Texas. |ref=[53]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Ironton High School (Ironton, OH) |rival=Portsmouth High School (Portsmouth, OH) |record= 58–58–9 |began=1899 |notes=This is the oldest rivalry in southern Ohio and the fourth-oldest in the entire state. The first meeting was a scoreless tie on November 30, 1899, at modern-day Moulton's Field in Ironton. The game was a double-header for Ironton, which also played to a scoreless tie against rival Ashland, Kentucky. |ref=[54]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Shenandoah Valley High School (Shenandoah, Pennsylvania) |rival=Mahanoy Area High School (Mahanoy City, Pennsylvania) |record= 57–39–6 |began=1899 |notes="The Backyard Brawl". 103rd meeting in 2011. Played for the Damato/Szematowicz Trophy, named for WWII war heroes, 1st from each school killed in battle. Schools and towns separated via 4 miles along PA State Rt 54. |ref=[55]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Reading Memorial High School (Reading, MA) |rival=Stoneham High School (Stoneham, MA) |record= 61–24–8 |began=1899 |notes=Annual football game. Traditionally played on Thanksgiving Day. Has been played continuously since 1923. |ref= [56]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Troy High School (Troy, OH) |rival=Piqua High School (Piqua, OH) |record=62–62–6 |began=1899 |notes=Annual football game. Has been played continuously since 1911 and has had 130 meetings. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Carmi-White County High School (Carmi, IL) |rival=Fairfield Community High School (Fairfield, IL) |record=60–41–6 |began=1899 |notes=Annual football game. Have played for the Rotary Wheel trophy since 2005 (Fairfield leads trophy series 4-2) |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Marlborough High School (Marlborough, MA) |rival=Hudson High School (Hudson, MA) |record=60–44–5 |began=1900 |notes= Annual Thanksgiving football game. It is one of the oldest rivalries in Central Mass. The games are played at either the Morgan Bowl in Hudson or Kelleher Field in Marlborough.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Westfield High School (Westfield, NJ) |rival=Plainfield High School (Plainfield, NJ) |record=57–45–7 |began=1900 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. Celebrated 100th game in 2005. (Plainfield won 9–0). Westfield won 2013 version; four of the last five meetings. |ref=[57]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Yoakum High School (Yoakum, TX) |rival=Cuero High School (Cuero, TX) |record=53–51–0 |began=1900 |notes=The oldest small school rivalry in Texas. One of the intense rivalries in the nation, notwithstanding its lack of competitiveness – Cuero went undefeated for 42 consecutive years from 1969 to 2011.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Melrose High School (Melrose, MA) |rival=Wakefield High School (Wakefield, MA) |record=51–38–6 |began=1901 |notes=Annual football game. Have played continuously since 1918. Have played on Thanksgiving since 1960. |ref=[58]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Woodberry Forest School (Woodberry Forest, VA) |rival=Episcopal High School (Alexandria, VA) |record=57–49–9 |began=1901 |notes=Annual football game. This is the longest consecutive high school rivalry in the South. |ref=[59]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Dunkirk High School (Dunkirk, NY) |rival=Fredonia High School (Fredonia, NY) |record= 63–43–11 |began=1901 |notes=Annual game. One of the longest running rivalries in Western New York. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Pottsville High School (Pottsville, PA) |rival=Shamokin Area High School (Shamokin, PA) |record=50–20–0 |began=1901 |notes=Anthracite "Hard" Coal Region Eastern Pennsylvania Football clash. Schools separated by 27 miles via PA Route 901. The last meeting at Shamokin's Kemp Memorial Stadium on August 30, 2013 was won by Pottsville 41-13. |ref=[33]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Benedictine Military School (Savannah, GA) |rival=Savannah High School (Savannah, GA) |record=51–47–8 |began=1902 |notes=The oldest high school football rivalry in the state of Georgia; it used to be played on Thanksgiving Day before 1960. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Fremont Ross High School (Fremont, OH) |rival=Findlay High School (Findlay, OH) |record=57–34–3 |began=1902 |notes=Findlay won first game of series on Oct. 17, 1902, but since Fremont is 57-33-3. Both teams are in the Three Rivers Athletic Conference.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Logansport High School (Logansport, Indiana) |rival=Peru High School (Peru, Indiana) |record= 58-50-5 |began=1902 |notes=Annual football game. Peru-Logansport Rivalry. Longest continuous rivalry in the state of Indiana. The 2017 contest marked the 76th consecutive year the teams have met. In 2016, the Baldini Trophy was introduced, in honor of Don Baldini who grew up in Peru and later became the winningest coach in Logansport history. The cities are only 16 miles apart. 54 of the games in the series have been by 8 points or less. There have also been 40 shutouts, including 2 0-0 ties. | |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Blair Academy (Blairstown, NJ) |rival=Peddie School (Hightstown, NJ) |record=54–49–5 |began=1903 |notes=One of the oldest rivalries in New Jersey, has met every year since 1902, with the exception of one year due to a polio outbreak in 1944. Currently, the rivalry incorporates fall sports of all levels with the Potter-Kelley Cup. |ref=[60]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Dodge City High School, (Dodge City, KS) |rival=Garden City High School, (Garden City, KS) |record=70–35–4 |began=1903 |notes=An annual game, nicknamed the "Hatchet Game," in which the winner receives a traveling trophy (a hatchet). It is the second oldest rivalry game in Kansas. Garden City High School holds the longest winning streak of 13 games (1995–2007). |ref=[61]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Wooster High School, (Wooster, OH) |rival=Orrville High School, (Orrville, OH) |record=56–43–9 (through 2018) |began=1903 |notes=Annual. The longest running rivalry in Wayne County, Ohio and 6th longest in Ohio. |ref=[62]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Parkersburg High School (Parkersburg, WV) |rival=Marietta High School (Marietta, OH) |record=74–27–6 |began=1903 |notes=The Battle for the Mid-Ohio Valley has been waged between PHS (West Virginia) and MHS (Ohio) for over a century. There have been 108 meetings between the two schools. Between 1994 and 2009 the game did not take place due to scheduling problems with the two schools. The point differential between the two schools is 1844 points for PHS and 722 points for MHS |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Shelton High School (Shelton, CT) |rival=Derby High School (Derby, CT) |record=52–42–7 |began=1904 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game. It draws upwards of 10,000 people. The Derby/Shelton Rotary Club donates a competitive trophy that the winner of the game possesses for a year. Notable players from Shelton High School are Matt Gorlewski and Dan Orlovsky |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Round Valley High School (Eagar, AZ) |rival=St. Johns High School (St. Johns, AZ) |record= |began=1904 |notes= |ref=}}{{Rivalry |leader=Newburgh Free Academy (Newburgh, New York) |rival=Kingston High School (Kingston, New York) |record=56-51-5 |began=1905 |notes=Played annually since 1919. One of the oldest rivalries in New York State. |ref=}}{{Rivalry |leader=La Junta High School (La Junta, CO) |rival=Lamar High School (Lamar, CO) |record=55–47–1 |began=1905 |notes=One of the oldest rivalries in Colorado. The Savages and Tigers have recently played for a train whistle in what has been dubbed the "Whistle Game," similar to Pueblo's "Bell Game." This tradition began in 2002. |ref=[63]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Green Bay East High School (Green Bay, WI) |rival=Green Bay West High School (Green Bay, WI) |record=51–39–3 |began=1905 |notes=One of the oldest rivalries in Wisconsin. First unofficial game took place in 1895. Early games occasionally had more fans than Green Bay Packers games, who used to play at City Stadium. Notable players include Curly Lambeau, Arnie Herber, and Jim Crowley. Curly Lambeau also coached the Green Bay East football team (1919–1921). |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Mount Carmel High School (Chicago, IL) |rival=St. Rita of Cascia High School (Chicago, IL) |record=56–27–0 |began=1905 |notes=One of the oldest rivalries in the Chicago Catholic League. Games generally draw crowds of close to 10,000. Both schools have graduated a number of notable NFL players including Dennis Lick and Donavan McNabb. |ref=[64]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Baylor School (Chattanooga, TN) |rival=The McCallie School (Chattanooga, TN) |record=43–36–3 |began=1905 |notes=The oldest rivalry in Tennessee. Called the "cross-river" rivalry because the two schools are separated by the Tennessee River in Chattanooga. Both schools use this game as their "homecoming" game, and it regularly attracts up to 10,000 people. |ref=[65]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Dover High School (Dover, NH) |rival=Spaulding High School (Rochester, NH) |record=66–46–8 |began=1906 |notes=One of the oldest and fiercest rivalries in New Hampshire. The first game in 1906 was a 0-0 tie. The 2011 game was the first time that both teams have met in the playoffs with Dover winning 24-21 on a last second field goal in front of a crowd of almost 5,000. |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Douglas High School (Douglas, AZ) |rival=Bisbee High School (Bisbee, AZ) |record=76—57—8 |began=1906 |notes="The (Copper) Pick" began in 1906, a contest between the high schools of two mining towns in southeast Arizona. |ref=[66][67]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Pottsville High School (Pottsville, Pennsylvania) |rival=Mount Carmel High School (Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania) |record=29–29–2 |began=1906 |notes=Anthracite "Hard" Coal Region Eastern Pennsylvania Football clash. Schools separated by 18 miles via PA Route 901. Last meeting on October 27, 2007 won by Mt Carmel 33-19. 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It had been the longest running football rivalry in the state until 1996 when Hoquiam High School cancelled the final three weeks of the season due to drug and alcohol violations. The Aberdeen-Hoquiam game was one of the games that was cancelled. |ref=[70]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Bellaire High School (Bellaire, OH) |rival=Martins Ferry High School (Martins Ferry, OH) |record=53–48–7 |began=1907 |notes=7th oldest rivalry in the state of Ohio. Also both teams are in the top 10 in Ohio and top 100 in the nation in all-time wins. They play for the annual S.P.A.R.K.Y. trophy which stands for Sportsmanship, Participation, Achievement, Rivalry, Knowledge, and Youth.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Haynesville Senior High School (Haynesville, LA) |rival=Homer High School (Homer, LA) |record=71-31-5[71][72] |began=1907[71] |notes=Annual game[73] and oldest high school football rivalry in the state of Louisiana, known as the "Claiborne Parish Super Bowl."[71][74] The most notable game in the series was for the 1971 2A state title; it ended in a tie, but HSHS was awarded the trophy, because they had more first downs.[75] Through 2018, HSHS holds an 8-game winning streak.[76][72]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Auburn Senior High School (Auburn, WA) |rival=Kent-Meridian High School (Kent, WA) |record= 47–47–13 |began=1908 |notes=The second oldest high school football rivalry in Washington as well as the longest running rivalry. The winner of each year's game wins and displays the Taylor Trophy which was first presented by Dr. Owen Taylor in 1929. |ref=[77]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Sikeston High School (Sikeston, MO) |rival=Charleston High School (Charleston, MO) |record=90–34–4 |began=1908 |notes=Separated by 12 miles, it is considered by some pundits to be the oldest rivalry west of the Mississippi River in terms of number of games played. The two played the 129th game in 2014. The game was played on Thanksgiving Day for 50 years until it was controversially moved in 1960. |ref=[78]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Santa Cruz High School (Santa Cruz, CA) |rival=Watsonville High School (Watsonville, CA) |record= |began=1908 |notes= |ref= }}{{Rivalry |leader=Palmyra High School, (Palmyra, NJ) |rival=Burlington City High School, (Burlington, NJ) |record=56–47–12 |began=1908 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving game; one of the oldest rivalries in New Jersey and the Philadelphia metropolitan area. |ref=}}{{Rivalry |leader=Brookfield High School, (Brookfield, MO) |rival=Marceline High School, (Marceline, MO) |record=39–36–1 |began=1909 |notes=Separated by 9 miles, this heated rivalry is one of the oldest in Missouri. |ref=}}{{Rivalry |leader=Whitman-Hanson Regional High School, (Whitman, MA) |rival=Abington High School, (Abington, MA) |record=53-38-5 (through 2010) |began=1910 |notes=Has been an annual Thanksgiving Contest since 1910, only skipping 1912. |ref=}}{{Rivalry |leader=Asheville School (Asheville, NC) |rival=Christ School (Arden, NC) |record=50-36-4 |began=1911 |notes=Has been played annually since 1911. The Asheville School Blues have the winning record, with the Christ School Greenies having won the contest every year since 2011. The winner is awarded the Fayssoux-Arbogast trophy.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Portland High School (Portland, ME) |rival=Deering High School (Portland, ME) |record=54–36–7 |began=1911 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game played the week after the state football championship. This is the only annual Thanksgiving game in Maine. |ref=[79]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Mayfield High School, Mayfield, KY |rival=Paducah Tilghman High School, Paducah, KY |record=49–46–9 (according to MHS) or 47–47–10 (according to PTHS) |began=1911 |notes=Second-oldest rivalry in Kentucky. Oldest rivalry in western Kentucky. Played on Thanksgiving until state playoffs were adopted in 1959. Students transfer ball on game day by either biking or running. Schools each hold a bonfire the night before. Mayfield burns a blue Mr. Tilghman. Tilghman burns a red Mr. Mayfield. Both schools own multiple state championships, and both are in the Top 50 in the nation in all-time wins. The results of the first two games are disputed. |ref=[80][81][82][83]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Stonington High School (Stonington, Connecticut) |rival=Westerly High School (Westerly, Rhode Island) |record=74–66–17 |began=1911 |notes=Annual Thanksgiving football game; teams used to play twice a year. In terms of games, no two high school football teams have played as many games against each other. In 2009, the 150th meeting occurred. |ref= [84][85]}}{{Rivalry |leader=El Campo High School (El Campo, Texas) |rival=Bay City High School (Bay City, Texas) |record=55–43–8 |began=1911 |notes=Longest continual rivalry in Texas - the Ricebirds and Blackcats have played every year since 1920. |ref=[86]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Bluefield High School (Bluefield, West Virginia) |rival=Graham High School (Bluefield, Virginia) |record=63-24-2 |began=1911 |notes="The Battle of the Bluefields" is the classic Beaver/Graham football game. The backyard brawl between cross-border rivals, Bluefield High School Beavers on the West Virginia side and Graham High School G-Men from the Virginia side, is the area's largest sporting event. The game is held at Mitchell Stadium, which is within West Virginia by a mere 500 feet but serves as the home stadium for both schools throughout the season. The first match between the two teams was held in 1911 and was the only game played that year. The rivalry resumed between Bluefield and Graham in 1928 and has been played continuously ever since. In 1991, the two schools were featured on the ESPN show "Scholastic Sports America" as having one of the largest high school football rivalries on the east coast. The annual meeting between the two schools is also a long-running featured battle in the Great American Rivalry Series. Drawing crowds of 10,000+ each season, the game is the talk of the town year after year with alumni from both schools traveling back home from around the globe just to attend the contest. The Bluefield Beavers hold a winning record over the Graham G-Men. |ref=[87]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Texas High School, (Texarkana, Texas) |rival=Arkansas High School, (Texarkana, Arkansas) |record= |began=1912 |notes=Long-standing rivalry between twin cities separated by a state line. |ref=[88][89]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Geneva High School, (Geneva, IL) |rival=Batavia High School, (Batavia, IL) |record=51–43–5 |began=1913 |notes=A heated rivalry between two teams that are only separated by a border. |ref=[90]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Jackson High School, (Jackson, MO) |rival=Cape Central High School, ( Cape Girardeau, MO) |record=63–35–5 |began=1913 |notes=Jackson and Cape play only 11 miles from each other, separated only by class, with Jackson in 5A, and Cape in 4A. Both play in the SEMO North Conference against other rivals in Farmington, Sikeston and Poplar Bluff.}}{{Rivalry |leader=Evanston Township High School, (Evanston, IL) |rival=New Trier High School, (Winnetka, IL) |record=54–45–4 |began=1913 |notes=Evanston leads the all-time series, but as of the end of the 2014-2015 season, New Trier had won 17 of the last 20 games. The two teams faced each other twice in 1996. |ref=[91][92][93]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Valdosta High School, (Valdosta, GA) |rival=Colquitt County High School, (Moultrie, GA) |record=29–70–4 |began=1913 |notes=Valdosta leads the all-time series, but as of September 22, 2017 the Colquitt County Packers have won the last 5 games in the series. The two teams faced each other twice in 1913. The series began in 1913 and at that time the Colquitt County Packers were known as Moultrie High School. In 1978 the school continued the rivalry playing the Valdosta Wildcats as the Colquitt County Packers as they are known today. }}{{Rivalry |leader=Abington Senior High School |rival=Cheltenham High School |record=54–34–6 |began=1915 |notes=The fifth-oldest public high school football rivalry in Pennsylvania, the seventh of all schools. The rivalry is between the senior high schools of neighboring Abington and Cheltenham townships. The two schools are less than 2 miles apart. Location changes between both schools each year. |ref=[94]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Napoleon High School (Napoleon, Ohio) |rival=Defiance High School (Defiance, Ohio) |record=49-39-2 |began=1916 |notes=Dubbed the "Maumee River Rivalry" because the 2 towns are located approximately 15 miles apart with both situated on the Maumee River. |ref=[95]}}{{Rivalry |leader=Hollywood High School (Hollywood, California) |rival=Van Nuys High School (Van Nuys, California) |record= |began=1916 |notes=One of the oldest high school rivalries in Los Angeles. Both high schools have graduated a number of famous Hollywood celebrities, and NFL Hall-of-Famer Bob Waterfield was a VNHS alum.}}{{Rivalry |leader= Thomasville High School (Thomasville, AL) |rival= Clarke County High School (Grove Hill, AL) |record=61-30-8 |began=1917 |notes= Separated by 15 miles, the two compete in a three-way rivalry similar to the Army-Navy-Air Force rivalry. |ref= [96]}}{{Rivalry |leader= Jackson High School (Jackson, AL) |rival= Clarke County High School (Grove Hill, AL) |record=63-29-8 |began=1917 |notes= Separated by 15 miles, the two compete in a three-way rivalry similar to the Army-Navy-Air Force rivalry. |ref= [97]}}{{RivalryEnd}} References1. ^{{cite web | url= https://www.mitchellandness.com/company/oldest-high-school-thanksgiving-football-rivalries/ | title= Oldest Thanksgiving High School Rivalries | publisher = Mitchell & Ness}} 2. ^{{cite web | url= http://usatodayhss.com/2016/talking-turkey-high-school-football-rivalries-are-americas-true-thanksgiving-tradition | title= Talking Turkey: High school football rivalries are America's true Thanksgiving tradition | publisher = USA Today}} 3. ^{{cite web | url= http://www.theday.com/high-school-sports/20161124/nfa-stuffs-new-london-13-0-to-qualify-for-class-ll-playoffs | title= NFA stuffs New London 13-0 to qualify for Class LL playoffs | publisher = TheDay}} 4. ^1 2 3 4 {{cite web|title=High School Football Records|url=http://www.nflhs.com/News/Records/11man_team_misc.asp|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20070614184326/http://www.nflhs.com/News/Records/11man_team_misc.asp|archivedate=2007-06-14|publisher=National Football League|accessdate=2018-10-01}} 5. ^{{cite news |url=https://www.nytimes.com/1985/11/13/sports/scouting-oldest-rivalry-is-renewed.html |title=SCOUTING; Oldest Rivalry Is Renewed |first=Thomas |last=Rogers |newspaper=The New York Times |date=November 13, 1985 |accessdate=October 22, 2014}} 6. ^{{Citation | title = The Phillipian archives | year = 1957–2008 | url = http://pdf.phillipian.net | accessdate = 21 January 2009| archiveurl= https://web.archive.org/web/20090123220020/http://pdf.phillipian.net/| archivedate= 23 January 2009 | deadurl= no}} 7. ^{{Citation | last = Armstrong | first = Kevin | title = Phillips Exeter-Andover, a deep-rooted rivalry of prep schools | newspaper = Sports Illustrated. | date = November 6, 2008 | url = https://www.si.com/more-sports/2008/11/06/exeter-andover}} 8. ^{{cite news|url=http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/dylan_butler/the_butler_did_it_Y6RIf83SAuR6pu3FiW9GTJ |title=The Butler Did It |publisher=New York Post |date=2009-11-26 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20110606155458/http://www.nypost.com/p/blogs/dylan_butler/the_butler_did_it_Y6RIf83SAuR6pu3FiW9GTJ |archivedate=2011-06-06 |df= }} 9. ^{{cite web| url=http://www.milton.edu/students/pages/milton_dictionary.asp|title= Milton Dictionary| publisher=Milton Academy|accessdate=2007-10-14 |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20070928002224/http://www.milton.edu/students/pages/milton_dictionary.asp |archivedate = 2007-09-28}} 10. ^1 2 {{cite web|last=Tennis|first=Mark|author2=Doug Huff|title=High School Football's Top 10 Rivalries|url=http://studentsports.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=446418|publisher=Student Sports|date=2005-08-23|accessdate=2007-10-30}} 11. ^1 {{cite news|last=Greenberg |first=Steve |title=Fall in love again |publisher=The Sporting News |url=http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_38_229/ai_n15402487 |date=2005-09-23 |accessdate=2007-10-30 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20080503213614/http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1208/is_38_229/ai_n15402487 |archivedate=2008-05-03 |df= }} 12. ^Ross, Rosemarie. 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Scheetz |url=http://www.bataviahistory.org/local-history/the-biggest-game-of-the-season-batavia-bulldogs-vs-geneva-vikings.aspx}} 91. ^{{cite news|title=Classic Area Rivalries: Evanston-New Trier|publisher=ChicagoFootball.com|url=http://www.chicagofootball.com/2014/10/15/classic-area-rivalries-evanston-new-trier/as6zqzi/?page=1}} 92. ^{{cite news|title=New Trier knocks off rival Evanston |publisher=Comcast SportsNet Chicago |url=http://www.csnchicago.com/preps/new-trier-knocks-rival-evanston |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20141203101607/https://www.csnchicago.com/preps/new-trier-knocks-rival-evanston |archivedate=2014-12-03 |df= }} 93. ^{{cite news|title=Game Of The Week: Evanston At New Trier|publisher=Chicago Tribune|url=http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1996-09-27/sports/9609270121_1_coaching-football-assistant-ex-cleveland}} 94. ^Cheltenham-Abington {{webarchive |url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140201215456/http://www.gametimepa.com/mont-bucks/ci_24619940/football-cheltenham-rallies-past-abington-overtime |date=February 1, 2014 }},Cheltenham-Abington football scores 95. ^High school season kicks off - Toledo Blade 96. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.ahsfhs.org/Teams2/opponents.asp?Opponent=Thomasville&Team=Clarke+County|title=Clarke County vs. All Opponents|website=Alabama High School Football Historical Society}} 97. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.ahsfhs.org/Teams2/opponents.asp?Opponent=Clarke+County&Team=Jackson|title=Jackson vs. All Opponents|website=Alabama High School Football Historical Society}} 2 : American football rivalries|High school football in the United States |
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