Penn-Ohio Stateline Classic game organizers for the Quad-County Football Coaches Association include Rich Joy, game program director; D.J. Dota, treasurer and scholarships; Matt Altomare, president and game director; and Ron Johnson, vice president. (Photo by Ron Firth)

2026 — 7 p.m. today at Geneva

2025 — Tristan Toy (South Range) offense; D’Shawn Kirby (East Liverpool) defense.

2024 — Blake Ewert (South Range) offense; Kian Hartley (Columbiana) defense.

2023 — Jackson Johnson (Salem) offense; Caleb White (Beaver) defense.

2022 – Beau Brungard (Springfield) offense; Steven Marra (West Branch) defense.

2021 – Brock Hillyer (West Branch) offense; William Hardenbrook (Crestview) defense.

2020 — Game canceled due to coronavirus

2019 – Jalen Moman (East Liverpool) offense; Zack Stouffer (Springfield) defense.

2018 — Mathias Combs (South Range) offense; Peyton Remish (South Range) defense

2017 — Mitch Davidson (Columbiana) offense; Branzen Grodhaus (Wellsville) defense

2016 — Zack Hicks (Crestview)

2015 — Evan Beachler (Crestview)

2014 — Jacob Wolfe (Poland)

2013 — Nick Blower (Crestview)

2012 — Shane O’Brien (Edison)

2011 — Carter Hill (Crestview)

2010 — Ben Gysin (East Palestine)

2009 — Justin Lude (Western Reserve)

2008 — Ethan Russell (Beaver Local)

2007 — Chris Truitt (Western Reserve)

2006 — Jordan Reynolds (Crestview)

2005 — Aaron Merrill (Leetonia)

2004 — Adam Hoppel (Beaver Local)

2003 — Anthony Antonucci (Toronto)

2002 — Derek Garrod (Columbiana)

2001 — Matt Rycraft (West Branch)

2000 — Demare Mayo (Steubenville)

1999 — Chad Vandeborne (Indian Creek)

1998 — Chris Alvis (Toronto)

1997 — Steve Herring (Steubenville)

1996 — Bo Carter (Wellsville)

1995 — Mike Palmer (United)

1994 — Todd Huda (Springfield Local)

1993 — Jake Williams (Beaver Local)

1992 — Tremayne Banks (Alliance)

1991 — Joe Prest (Steubenville C.C.)

1990 — Kevin Smith (East Liverpool)

1989 — Chuck Geiss (Crestview)

1988 — Rob Stoy (Columbiana)

1984-1987 — Discontinued, NCAA Rule

1983 — Dayne Popa (Salem)

1982 — Mark Berger (Salem)

1981 — Brett Elliot (Springfield Jefferson)

1980 — Scott Woolf (West Branch)