Carmel won its captured its eighth overall Indiana high school football state championship with a 20-17 win over Center Grove in the Class 6A in the state title game at Lucas Oil Stadium.
And with that victory formation the Carmel Greyhounds are the class 6A state champs! @carmelathletics @IHSAA1
— FOX Sports Indiana (@FSIndiana) December 1, 2019
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The loss ended an incredible postseason run for Center Grove, which entered the playoffs with a 4-5 record.
Read a game recap from the IHSAA
In 5A, defending state champ New Palestine, ranked No. 107 in our latest national rankings, goes back-to-back. The Dragons beat Valparaiso 27-20 in a battle of unbeatens.
Congratulations to the New Palestine Dragons, the #IHSAA Class 5A State Champions! ???@NPHSDragons pic.twitter.com/cFsPIw4zy2
— IHSAA (@IHSAA1) November 30, 2019
For the second time in three years, Evansville Memorial is a state champ. After winning the 3A state title in 2017, the Tigers captured the 4A title with a 20-3 victory over East Noble.
The 2019 #IHSAA Class 4A State Champions, the Evansville Memorial Tigers! ???@MemAthletics pic.twitter.com/7MMEOhLs4E
— IHSAA (@IHSAA1) December 1, 2019
Bishop Chatard set an Indiana high school football state championship record with the school’s 14th overall title. That’s the most high school football state championships in the Hoosier State.
Chatard beat Heritage Hills 34-3 for the 3A title.
For the state record-extending 14th time, the Indianapolis Bishop Chatard Trojans are the #IHSAA Class 3A Football State Champions! ??? pic.twitter.com/BKsLHqcfYl
— IHSAA (@IHSAA1) November 30, 2019
Recap of the 3A title game by IHSAA
In 2A, Western Boone has now won back-to-back state titles. In a rematch of last year’s title game, WB beat Eastbrook 34-20.
Spencer Wright ➡️ Connor Garrity ➡️ TOUCHDOWN@WeBoFootball builds on their lead in the @IHSAA1 2A championship.
— FOX Sports Indiana (@FSIndiana) November 30, 2019
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Recap of 2A title title game from the IHSAA
And, in Class A, Lafayette Central Catholic won its eighth state title by scoring a 2-point conversion with ten seconds to go against Indianapolis Lutheran. Clark Barrett’s 2-point pass to Reece Buche gave LCC to a 29-28 victory.
The 2019 #IHSAA Class A State Champion Lafayette Central Catholic Knights! ???@LCC_Athletics pic.twitter.com/Sw8EVCw1sr
— IHSAA (@IHSAA1) November 29, 2019
