Section V football through the years in unforgettable photos | Exclusive
Explore decades of Section V football history through memorable photos of teams, players and championship moments.
Section V football has a rich history that spans several decades, with numerous unforgettable moments and traditions that have come to define the sport in the Rochester region. As the 2026 high school football season approaches, we take a look back at some of the most significant chapters in Section V football's storied past.
Each year, the fall season brings excitement and anticipation for teams across the area, as they compete in the Section V league. The newspaper's preseason coverage will provide team-by-team previews, rankings of top players, and stories that will shape the upcoming season. However, before we delve into the future, it is essential to appreciate the legacy that has been built over time.
The exclusive photo galleries featured in this article offer a glimpse into the past, showcasing memorable teams, standout players, championship celebrations, and unforgettable moments. These images serve as a reminder of the traditions and memories that make high school football in the Rochester region so special.
From Aquinas football to Webster football, the area has been home to a diverse range of programs, each with its own unique story and contributions to the sport. Bishop Kearney, Brighton, Brockport, Canandaigua, Churchville-Chili, East High, East Rochester, Eastridge, Edison, Fairport, Gates Chili, Greece Arcadia, Greece Athena, Greece Olympia, Hilton, Honeoye Falls-Lima, Irondequoit, LeRoy, McQuaid, Monroe, and Penfield are just a few of the schools that have left their mark on Section V football.
As we move forward into the 2026 season, it is crucial to remember the history that has come before. The traditions and memories forged over the years will continue to shape the future of high school football in the Rochester region. By revisiting the past, we can gain a deeper appreciation for the present and look forward to the many exciting chapters that lie ahead.
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