Lakeland Athletic Conference - Conference Champions (Football)

Conference Champions (Football)

Year Conference Champion(s) Year Conference Champion(s) Year Conference Champion(s) Year Conference Champion(s)
2019 TBD 2009 Buchanan Bucks/Berrien Springs Shamrocks 1999 Berrien Springs Shamrocks 1989 Dowagiac Chieftains
2018 TBD 2008 Coloma Comets/ Berrien Springs Shamrocks 1998 Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Edwardsburg Eddies 1988 Buchanan Bucks
2017 TBD 2007 Coloma Comets 1997 Berrien Springs Shamrocks/Brandywine Bobcats/Edwardsburg Eddies 1987 Dowagiac Chieftains
2016 TBD 2006 Cassopolis Rangers 1996 Brandywine Bobcats/River Valley 1986 Blue- Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Red- Dowagiac Chieftains
2015 TBD 2005 Edwardsburg Eddies 1995 Brandywine Bobcats 1985 Blue- Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Red- Dowagiac Chieftains
2014 TBD 2004 Berrien Springs Shamrocks 1994 Lakeshore Lancers (Web site) 1984 Blue- Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Red- Dowagiac Chieftains
2013 TBD 2003 Coloma Comets 1993 Dowagiac Chieftains 1983 Blue- Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Red- Dowagiac Chieftains
2012 TBD 2002 Coloma Comets/ Edwardsburg Eddies 1992 Lakeshore Lancers 1982 Blue- Berrien Springs Shamrocks/ Red- Dowagiac Chieftains
2011 Edwardsburg Eddies 2001 Coloma Comets/ River Valley Mustangs 1991 Dowagiac Chieftains 1981 Cassopolis Rangers
2010 Buchanan Bucks 2000 Edwardsburg Eddies 1990 Cassopolis Rangers/ Dowagiac Chieftains/ Lakeshore Lancers 1980 N/A

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