List of California state high school football champions
Year Open Division Division I Division II Division III Division IV
2006 Not awarded De La Salle ( Concord ) * Palo Alto * Cardinal Newman ( Santa Rosa ) * Not awarded
2007 Not awarded De La Salle ( Concord ) * Novato * Central Catholic ( Modesto ) * Not awarded
2008 Grant Union ( Sacramento ) * De La Salle ( Concord ) * St. Mary 's ( Stockton ) * Cardinal Newman ( Santa Rosa ) * Hamilton Union ( Hamilton City ) *
2009 De La Salle ( Concord ) * Bellarmine ( San Jose ) * Rocklin * Marin Catholic * Modesto Christian ( Modesto ) *
2010 De La Salle ( Concord ) * Palo Alto * Folsom * Escalon* Brookside Christian ( Stockton ) *
2011 De La Salle ( Concord ) * Bellarmine ( San Jose ) * Del Oro ( Loomis ) * Campolindo ( Moraga ) * Le Grand *
2012 De La Salle ( Concord ) def . Folsom 49-15 Granite Bay def . St. Ignatius ( San Francisco ) 45-17 Oakdale def . Clayton Valley Charter ( Concord ) 27-24 Marin Catholic def . Sutter 23-7 Central Catholic ( Modesto ) def . McClymonds ( Oakland ) 42-12
2013 De La Salle ( Concord ) def . Folsom 45-17 Del Oro ( Loomis ) def . Serra ( San Mateo ) 28-20 Enterprise ( Redding ) def . Manteca 27-21 Sacred Prep ( Atherton ) def . El Cerrito 42-7 Central Catholic ( Modesto ) def . McClymonds ( Oakland ) 17-14
2014 De La Salle ( Concord ) ** Folsom def . Grant Union ( Sacramento ) 52-21 Clayton Valley Charter ( Concord ) def . Oakdale 28-7 Campolindo ( Moraga ) def . Sutter 35-14 Central Catholic ( Modesto ) def . Capital Christian ( Sacramento ) 35-14
Regional Champions -- Northern California Champions
Below is a list of California state and regional high school football champions sanctioned by the California Interscholastic Federation since the organization began holding state championship games in 2006. High schools in the state are divided into four divisions (three prior to 2008) based roughly on enrollment; since 2008, there has also been an Open Division for which all schools are eligible. Starting in 2015, a new format was implemented to increase the number of state bowl games from 5 to 13, thus allowing every CIF Section champion to qualify.