Note: This includes all championship and co-championships won since the implementation of the FHSAA State Series for football in 1963.
Bolles – 11
Glades Day – 7
North Florida Christian – 7
University Christian – 7
Glades Central – 6
Jefferson County – 6
Lakeland – 6
Pahokee – 6
Manatee – 5
Baker – 4
Coral Gables – 4
FAMU – 4
Godby – 4
Miami Carol City – 4
Miami Northwestern – 4
Plant – 4
Suwannee – 4
American Heritage – 3
Bartow – 3
Blountstown – 3
Cocoa – 3
Frostproof – 3
Lincoln – 3
Merritt Island – 3
Pine Forest – 3
Port St. Joe – 3
Trinity Christian (Jacksonville) – 3
Union County – 3
Apopka – 2
Armwood – 2
Avon Park – 2
Bradford – 2
Carver – 2
Chaminade-Madonna – 2
Dillard – 2
Dunnellon – 2
Escambia – 2
Forest (Ocala) – 2
Fort Walton Beach – 2
Graceville – 2
Jupiter Christian – 2
Leon – 2
Madison County – 2
Miami Central – 2
Miami Southridge – 2
Milton – 2
Naples – 2
Palm Bay – 2
Rockledge – 2
Santa Fe (Alachua) – 2
Southeast – 2
Titusville – 2
Trinity Catholic – 2
Booker T. Washington (Miami) – 2
Wildwood – 2
Wakulla – 2
Woodham – 2
Bay – 1
Bishop Moore – 1
Blake – 1
Blanche Ely – 1
Buchholz – 1
Cardinal Mooney – 1
Chapman – 1
Chiefland – 1
Choctawhatchee – 1
Clay – 1
Clewiston – 1
Columbia – 1
Dwyer – 1
Ernest Ward – 1
Eustis – 1
Evangel Christian – 1
Evans – 1
Fort Meade – 1
Fort Pierce Central – 1
Gainesville – 1
Greensboro – 1
Gulliver Prep – 1
Haines City – 1
Hastings – 1
Hialeah-Miami Lakes – 1
Hollywood Hills – 1
Holmes County – 1
Immokalee – 1
Jefferson – 1
Jesuit – 1
Lafayette – 1
Mainland – 1
Melbourne – 1
Miami – 1
Miami Edison – 1
Miami Killian – 1
Miami Norland – 1
Miramar – 1
Monsignor Pace – 1
Nease – 1
Niceville – 1
Northview – 1
Osceola (Kissimmee) – 1
Palatka – 1
Palm Beach Gardens – 1
Palmetto – 1
Pasco – 1
Pensacola – 1
Pinecrest – 1
Raines – 1
St. Augustine – 1
Seminole (Sanford) – 1
Tate – 1
Taylor County – 1
University School – 1
Venice – 1
Vero Beach – 1
Walton – 1
Washington (Pensacola) – 1
Westminster Academy – 1
Source: FHSAA Football Championship Records (Last Updated: April 5, 2012)
