PHOTOS: Reliving 14 Northwest Iowa state champion football teams this decade
Go back through the years and relive some of the best prep football teams across Northwest Iowa who made their mark at the state tournament.
2010: West Lyon
West Lyon players, led by Beau Hassebroek, celebrate the 2010 1A state football championship.
2012: Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn
Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn's Conner Holmes, left, and Matt Henke, right, celebrate their 2012 8-man football state championship.
2012: Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake celebrates its 17-15 victory over Mediapolis in the 2012 2A state championship game.
2013: West Lyon
West Lyon holds up the trophy celebrating its 2013 A state championship victory.
2013: Bishop Heelan
Bishop Heelan Crusaders players celebrate their 3A state championship in 2013.
2014: Newell-Fonda
Newell-Fonda holds up its 2014 8-player championship trophy after beating Fremont-Mills.
2015: Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn
Marcus-Meriden-Cleghorn celebrates its 57-52 victory over Don Bosco in the 2015 8-player championship game.
2015: Spirit Lake
Spirit Lake celebrates with the championship trophy after winning the 2015 2A state title.
2016: Western Christian
Western Christian players rush to the championship trophy after winning the 2016 1A state football title.
2016: Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley
Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley players celebrate after winning the 2016 2A state championship.
2017: West Sioux
West Sioux celebrates the end of its 2017 unbeaten season with the A state football championship.
2018: West Sioux
West Sioux players celebrate their 2018 1A football victory, the Falcons' second consecutive title.
2019: OABCIG
OABCIG players celebrate the program's first-ever state title after beating Waukon for the 2019 2A crown.
2019: West Lyon
West Lyon players hoist the trophy after winning the 2019 1A championship.
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