This page contains helmet designs used in the past by teams whose schools do not have high school varsity football team. Some of these schools may have since changed names, merged with other schools, or closed altogether. Some of these schools you probably will not recognize. I would greatly appreciate information about football helmets used by varsity teams that may not be seen below.
 

Schools

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Barnesville-Rothsay were paired together and known as the Agassiz Valley Thunder. They played home games in Barnesville, and were part of the Heart O Lakes Conference, and a member of Section 6AA. In 2007 the became Barnesville-Rothsay Trojans and now play in the Northern Plains Conference AA. Thanks to Jeremy Z. for this information.
 

In 1991 Battle Lake and Henning merged to form Ottertail Central (Prairie Conference). There were Columbia Blue numbers on the back of the helmets.

I have recieved some conflicting information from some viewers wether this (1) helmet was ever used. If anyone has more information, please let me know.
 

Bloomington High School opened in the early 1920's. In 1957, Bloomington joined the Lake Conference after previously being in the Minnesota Valley Conference. The name change to Lincoln took place in 1965 when the second Bloomington high school (Kennedy) opened. Jefferson opened in 1970, giving Bloomington three high schools through the 1970's and early 1980's. Lincoln closed following the 1981-82 school year, due to dropping enrollment numbers in the Bloomington school district. Bloomington has had two schools (Jefferson and Kennedy) since the fall of 1982.

"Lakers "
Bufalo Lake, MN

"Lancers "
Bloomington, MN

"Lancers "
Bloomington, MN

Concordia Academy dropped there football program after the 2008 season. Both of these helmets were used during there last few season.

"Blue Wave "
Crookston, MN

"Blue Wave "
Crookston, MN

Crookston Cathedral High School opened in 1914. The name was changed to Mount St. Benedict High School before the school closed in 1983. They played in the Top of State Conference. Thanks to Rom O. for this information.
 

"Hornets"
Edina, MN

Edina East merged with Edina East in 1981 to become the Edina Hornets.
 

Opened 1972 and merged with Edina East in 1981 to become the Edina Hornets.
 

Henderson high school football has a long tradition, with a documented team organized as early as 1901. Henderson discontinued its football program with the end of the 1985-86 school year. For the years 1986 through 1989 Henderson was paired with Arlington-Green Isle, forming the “Sibley East Bengals”. In 1990 Henderson consolidated its school district/varsity athletic teams with LeSueur to form LeSueur-Henderson.
 

Herman-Norcross later merged with Chokio-Alberta
 

Hoffman-Kensington played in the Pheasant Conference.
 

Holy Trinity paired with Lester Prairie in 2007.
 

There was originally one Hopkins High School. They split into two in the 1960s, and merged back into one school in the 1982-83 school year to become the now Hopkins Royals. They were part of the now defunct Lake North Conference. Thanks to Mike B. for this information. More accurate dates of when these helmets were used would appreciated.
 

There was originally one Hopkins High School. They split into two in the 1960s, and merged back into one school in the 1982-83 school year to become the now Hopkins Royals. They were part of the now defunct Lake North Conference. More accurate dates of when these helmets were used would appreciated.
 

The Jackson Blue Jays merged with the Lakefield Panthers in 1997 to form Jackson County Central.

Thanks to Jarrod L. for this historical information. Here a great site of the history of football in Jackson.

Lester Prairie paired with Holy Trinity in 2007.
 

"Giants "
LeSueur, MN

In 1990 Henderson consolidated its school district/varsity athletic teams with LeSueur to form LeSueur-Henderson of the Minnesota River Conference.

(1) I have seen both helmets used through out the three year period of which these helmets were used.
 

Lion's Gate Christian Academy is a new school that began there football program in 2009. Bethany Academy merged with Lion's Gate Christian Academy after being paired with Concordia Academy of Bloomington. They folded after one year of play.

Marshall High School opened in 1924. In 1967 they merged with University High.

In 1967 Marshall High School merged with University High. In 1982 they closed due to low enrollment.

Madelia/Truman had a combined football program up until 2006. They both have their own teams now. Thanks to Craig M. for the description on this helmet.
 

Marshall County Central combined with Tri-County High School to form Northern Freeze. They play in the Top of the State Conference.

"Falcons"
Brownton, MN
2A

"Falcons"
Brownton, MN
2A

McLeod West was forced to close at the end of the 2008-2009 school year due to the economic conditions. The neighboring schoold districts absorbed both the students and football team. Rick Reilly of ESPN Magazine wrote a great article of the teams last year. Here is the link to the article.

"Spartans"
Nashwauk, MN

"Wildcats"
Olivia, MN

"Wildcats"
Olivia, MN

Robbinsdale High school closed in 1982 due low attendence. They were park of the now defunct Lake North Conference. Thanks to Mike B. for this information. More accurate dates of when these helmets were used would appreciated.
 

The Red Lake Falls Eagles became a cooperative varsity program with Red Lake Falls High School High School in 2008. They are now the Red Lake County Rebels and play in the Northern Plains A conference.
 

St. Bernards school opened in 1957. They closed there doors at the end of 2009 school year.

St. Johns offically started their varsity program 2004. Due to low funding they have been using two helmet designs through their programs history. 2009 was the last year of their varsity program.

"Spartans"
Elk River, MN
4A

Spectrum/PACT Charter first season was in 2009. The folded after one year of play in 2010.

Stephen played independently before combining with Argyle in 1996.

Storden played in the Red Rocks Conference with other schools like Westbrook, Jeffers, Sanborn, Lamberton, and Walnut Grove. They combined with Jeffers in 1971 and to become the Storden-Jeffers Chiefs. Soon after they combined again with Sanborn and Lamberton and now compete as Red Rock Central (Southern Minnesota Conference). Thanks to Darell R. and Gary J. for this info.

Played in the Southwest Ridge Conference before merging with Southwest Star Concept to form
Southwestern United.

University High opened on campus of University of Minnesota in 1908 as a preparatory lab for the School of Education. They fielded a varsity team through the 1930's (winning the Lake Conference title in 1930) before merging with Marshall High School

Before Upsala paired with Swanville of the Prairie Conference they were known as the Upsala Cardinals. One viewer provided information on the above helmets. I could use more accurate information on when these helmets where used and when Upsala paired with Swanville.

Wykoff paired in the 1983 with Preston-Fountain for two years, then switched to a pairing with Spring Valley in 1985. By 1992, Spring Valley and Wykoff consolidated, forming Kingsland.