APC 3A Small School Football Rankings, APC 3A Medium School Football Rankings, APC 4A Large School Football Rankings

Here it is, this is the hardware three teams will hoist at the end of the season. All the blood, sweat and tears, this state trophy is what they want.

Five conference champions will be crowned this weekend and will earn the number one seed. Three teams conferences (Greatland, Railbelt and Cook Inlet) will host their first round games at their home fields. The 3A medium conferences winners and runner-ups from the (Northern Lights and Southeast) will play their semi-finals at Dimond High School next Saturday.

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3A Small-School Division, 325 and fewer enrollment; Great Land Conference: Barrow, Voznesenka, Eielson, Monroe, Nikiski, Valdez, Seward

3A Medium-School Division, 326-800 enrollment; Northern Lights Conference: Homer, Kenai, Kodiak, Soldotna. Southeast Conference: Juneau, Ketchikan, North Pole, Sitka, Thunder Mtn. IndependentHouston

4A Large-School Division, 801 plus, Cook Inlet Conference: Bartlett, Chugiak, Dimond, Eagle River, East Anchorage, Service, South Anchorage, West Anchorage. Railbelt Conference: Colony, Lathrop, Palmer, Wasilla, West Valley

Here's a recap of Small and Medium Schools advance to state football championship Games.

Eielson 41, Barrow 6

Nikiski 48, Seward 0

Eielson 55, Nikiski 51

SoHi 44, Juneau 6

North Pole 47, Kenai 14

SoHi 57, North Pole 28

South Anchorage 22, Palmer 2

Wasilla 29, Bartlett 31

Lathrop 24, Chugiak 12

West Anchorage 27, Service 14

South Anchorage 20, Bartlett 12

West Anchorage 29, Lathrop 15

Last weekend is where we separated and crowned two 3A divisional champions from performances on the field of play. Now, a 4A divisional champion will be crowned Friday night. Team goals will be on the line this weekend, come watch which teams lock in and capture expectations.

These two team combined for thirty-three position player's that made CIC All-Conference that will be playing in the 4A State Championship game. Lots of swagger will be on display Friday night under the lights.

CIC #1-seed| South Anchorage (10-1) 20 Final, Game Stats

Head Coach - John Lewis

Player's 2 Watch: South Anchorage* First-team All-Conference: Sr. Offensive POY, RB/ATH Justice Augafa; Sr. RB Nick Settle; Sr. OL Matthew Keogh; Sr. TE Alain Devoe; Sr. Kicker, Oskar Seglem; Sr. Long snapper, Matthew Keogh; Sr. LB Sam Cook; Sr. DL Jacob Hoover; Sr. DB/Kick Returner/ATH Justice Augafa. * Second-team: Sr. QB Colin Thompson; Sr. RB Sam Cook; Sr. OL Ben Hopp; Sr. LB Colin Thompson; Sr. DL Matthew Keogh; Sr. DB Nick Settle.

CIC #2-seed| West Anchorage (8-3) 6

Head Coach - Tim Davis

Player's 2 Watch: West Anchorage * First-team All-Conference: Sr. LB Dave Tuilimu; Sr. LB Ross Boling; Sr. LB Will Fehoko; Jr. DL PJ Seui; Sr. DB Jordan Murchinson; Jr. DB Shanai Leon; Sr. OL Trea Samifua. Second-team All-Conference: Jr. RB PJ Seui; Jr. OL Austin Tua; Jr. OL Trey Luellen; Jr. WR Shanai Leon; Jr. WR Turek Taylor; Soph. DL Rapi Sotoa. Also, watch for Jr. QB Sean Duffy.

Sept. 10, 2004: West Anchorage 60, South Anchorage 6

Aug. 12, 2005: South Anchorage 14, West Anchorage 6

Sept. 23, 2006: South Anchorage 35, West Anchorage 26

Sept. 7, 2007: South Anchorage 42, West Anchorage 14

Aug. 30, 2008: South Anchorage 21, West Anchorage 6

Sept. 26, 2009: South Anchorage 26, West Anchorage 21

Aug. 28, 2010: West Anchorage 20, South Anchorage 15

Sept. 3, 2011: South Anchorage 37, West Anchorage 33

Oct. 14, 2011: 4A Large School State Quarter Finals; South Anchorage 30, West Anchorage 28

Sept. 21, 2012: South Anchorage 75, West Anchorage 41

Oct. 3, 2013: West Anchorage 23, South Anchorage 0

Sept. 20, 2014: South Anchorage 55, West Anchorage 9