FOOTBALL
1. 594-280-54 Carthage (H.S./Hancock Central)
1895-2006
2. 522-287-24 Aledo (H.S.) 1910-2008
3. 461-263-21 Chenoa 1920-2003
4. 452-211-26 Wheaton (H.S./Central)
1912-1991
5. 450-295-36 El Paso (H.S.)
1915-2002
6. 445-462-28 Monmouth (H.S.)
1893-2004
7. 425-183-15 Walnut 1922-1994
8. 400-224-37 Chicago (Morgan Park M.A./M.P.A.)
1893-1978
9. 387-265-10 Virden (H.S.)
1918-2009
10. 360-224-38 Peoria (Spalding)
1903-1987
11. 356-179-18 Joliet (Catholic H.S.)
1933-1989
12. 354-298- 3 Gibson City (Drummer Twp/H.S.)
1910-1992
13. 332-323-54 Carmi (H.S.)
1899-1987
14. 313-186-18 Springfield (Cathedral/Griffin)
1930-1987
15. 301-314-28 Gridley 1919-2003
16. 300-296-38 Paxton (H.S.) 1909-1989
17. 263-108-35 Rockford (Central)
1891-1939
18. 226-203-44 Decatur (H.S.)
1896-1956
(T) 226-278-26 Wyoming 1927-1989
20. 220-233-34 Toulon (Township)
1912-1969
21. 213-191-11 Atkinson
1941-1988
22. 208-203-15 Rockford (West)
1940-1988
23. 193-155- 8 Moweaqua (H.S.)
1950-1991
24. 185-179-28 Chicago (Parker)
1925-1977
25. 157-144- 4 Buda (B.-Sheffield-Western)
1961-1994
PLEASE NOTE: There could be more information for several schools on this list that has not yet
been discovered, such as Atkinson.
Each year since 2012, Tom Sikorski and Kev Varney have presented a list of the most wins in Illinois high school football
history. The list evolved from the top 100 into all schools that have won 300 or more games, and is referred to as Project
300, which lists schools such as Chenoa, Walnut, El Paso, Virden, and Peoria Spalding.
The yearly list not only shows the top 300 schools in the state, but also has a listing of all schools that have won
60% or better of their varsity games (with a 250 game minimum), as well as a watch list for schools that could part of the
300 win list in the future.