1967 junior college football season From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia American junior college football season National ChampionshipShrine Bowl, Savannah, GA (NJCAA)Champion(s)Fullerton (Gridwire)Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (NJCAA)1967 junior college football seasonNational ChampionshipShrine Bowl, Savannah, GA (NJCAA)Champion(s)Fullerton (Gridwire)Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (NJCAA) ← 1966 junior college football season 1968 → The 1967 junior college football season was the season of intercollegiate junior college football running from September to December 1967. Northeastern Oklahoma A&M won the NJCAA National Football Championship, defeating Lees–McRae in the Shrine Bowl in Savannah, Georgia.[1] Fullerton placed in the top spot in Gridwire's final junior college rankings.[2] Fullerton won the California state junior college large division playoffs, defeating American River in the championship game, while Hartnell won the California state junior college small division playoffs, beating Reedley in the title game.[3][4][5] California Large division 1967 Eastern Conference (California) football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Fullerton $^8–0–012–0–0 Mt. San Antonio7–1–07–2–0 Orange Coast6–2–06–3–0 Golden West4–4–05–4–0 Santa Ana4–4–05–4–0 San Bernardino3–5–03–6–0 Riverside3–5–04–5–0 Cypress1–7–01–8–0 Chaffey0–8–00–9–0 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant 1967 Golden Gate Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Chabot +^5–1–16–3–1 Diablo Valley +5–1–15–3–1 CC of San Francisco5–2–05–4–0 San Jose City4–3–05–4–0 San Mateo3–3–14–4–1 Merritt2–5–03–6–0 Foothill1–5–11–7–1 Contra Costa1–6–02–6–0 + – Conference co-champions^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant 1967 Metropolitan Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Bakersfield $^7–0–09–1–0 El Camino6–1–08–1–0 Long Beach3–3–15–3–1 Santa Monica3–3–15–3–1 Cerritos2–4–14–4–1 Los Angeles Valley2–4–13–5–0 East Los Angeles2–5–03–6–0 Rio Hondo1–5–03–6–0 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant 1967 Pacific Southwest Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T San Diego Mesa +3–0–17–1–1 San Diego City +^3–0–17–3–1 Palomar2–2–03–4–2 Southwestern (CA)1–3–01–8–0 Grossmont0–4–02–7–0 + – Conference co-champions^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant 1967 Valley Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T American River $^5–0–011–1–0 Sequoias4–1–06–1–1 Fresno City2–2–14–4–1 Sacramento City2–3–05–2–1 San Joaquin Delta1–4–03–5–0 Modesto0–4–11–7–1 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant 1967 Western State Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Pierce $^6–1–06–4–0 Pasadena5–2–06–3–0 Ventura4–3–06–3–0 Glendale (CA)4–3–05–4–0 Harbor4–3–04–5–0 Santa Barbara City3–4–04–5–0 Compton1–6–02–6–1 Los Angeles City1–6–01–9–0 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college large division playoff participant Small division 1967 Central Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Coalinga +5–1–07–2–0 Reedley +^5–1–07–3–1 Porterville4–2–05–4–0 Hancock3–3–03–6–0 Merced2–4–03–6–0 Cuesta1–5–03–6–0 Antelope Valley1–5–02–7–0 + – Conference co-champions^ – California state junior college small division playoff participant 1967 Coast Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Hartnell +^7–1–09–1–1 Monterey Peninsula +7–1–07–2–0 Laney6–2–07–2–0 Gavilan4–4–05–4–0 West Valley4–4–05–4–0 Cabrillo3–5–04–5–0 Solano3–5–03–5–1 De Anza2–6–03–6–0 Menlo0–8–00–9–0 + – Conference co-champions^ – California state junior college small division playoff participant 1967 Desert Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T MiraCosta $^6–0–08–2–0 Imperial Valley5–1–06–3–0 Mt. San Jacinto3–3–05–4–0 Barstow3–3–03–6–0 Desert3–3–03–5–0 Palo Verde1–5–03–6–0 Victor Valley0–6–00–8–0 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college small division playoff participant 1967 Golden Valley Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Marin $^6–0–08–1–1 Yuba4–1–14–4–1 Shasta4–2–05–3–0 Sierra3–2–15–3–1 Redwoods1–5–03–6–0 Santa Rosa1–5–02–5–2 Napa1–5–02–7–0 $ – Conference champion^ – California state junior college small division playoff participant NCJAA 1967 Arizona Junior College Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Arizona Western $4–0–09–2–0 Phoenix3–1–06–4–0 Eastern Arizona1–3–04–5–0 Glendale (AZ)1–3–03–5–1 Mesa (AZ)1–3–02–7–0 $ – Conference champion 1967 Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Mesa (CO) $4–0–08–1–1 Boise2–2–06–4–0 Ricks2–2–0?–?–? Dixie (UT)1–3–0?–?–? Snow1–3–0?–?–? $ – Conference champion 1967 Mississippi Junior College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Perkinston $9–1–09–2–0 East Mississippi8–2–08–2–0 East Central (MS)7–3–07–3–0 Mississippi Delta7–3–07–3–0 Holmes6–4–06–4–0 Southwest Mississippi6–4–06–4–0 Jones County5–5–05–5–0 Pearl River5–5–05–5–0 Northwest Mississippi3–7–03–7–0 Copiah–Lincoln2–8–02–8–0 Hinds1–9–01–9–0 Itawamba1–9–01–9–0 $ – Conference champion 1967 Oklahoma Junior College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T NE Oklahoma A&M $2–0–09–1–0 Cameron1–1–05–5–0 Oklahoma Military Academy0–2–01–9–0 $ – Conference champion 1967 Texas Junior College Football Federation standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Henderson County $6–1–08–3–0 Cisco5–1–17–2–1 Kilgore4–3–05–5–0 Navarro4–3–05–5–0 Tyler3–4–07–4–0 Blinn2–4–14–4–1 Wharton2–5–03–7–0 Ranger0–7–01–8–0 $ – Conference champion 1967 Tri-State Junior College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Ellsworth +6–1–09–1–0 Iowa Central +6–1–07–1–0 Centerville5–1–0?–?–? North Iowa4–3–06–3–0 Estherville3–3–06–3–0 Marshalltown2–5–0?–?–? Norfolk1–6–0?–?–? Waldorf0–7–0?–?–? + – Conference co-champions 1967 Washington Community College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall TeamW L TW L T Everett $6–1–06–3–0 Grays Harbor5–2–07–2–0 Columbia Basin4–3–04–5–0 Olympic4–3–04–5–0 Yakima3–3–13–5–1 Spokane3–4–03–6–0 Wenatchee Valley1–5–12–6–1 Shoreline1–6–02–7–0 $ – Conference champion California state playoffs Large division First roundNovember 25 SemifinalsDecember 2 Championship gameDecember 9Anaheim Stadium—Anaheim, California Pierce 6 American River 7 American River 28 Chabot 21 American River 0 Fullerton 41 Fullerton 41 San Diego City 6 Bakersfield 13 Fullerton 14 Small division SemifinalsNovember 25 Championship gameDecember 2Salinas High School stadium—Salinas, CA Marin 29 Hartnell[n 1] 29 Hartnell 40 Reedley 21 Reedley 25 MiraCosta 21 [7] Notes ↑ Hartnell advanced by virtue of winning a coin toss on November 26.[6] References ↑ Clark, Steve (November 25, 1967). "Little Lowe Flying High". The Atlanta Journal. Atlanta, Georgia. p. 2B. Retrieved April 12, 2024 – via Newspapers.com . ↑ "Fullerton Again Named No. 1 JC Football Team". Los Angeles Times. December 15, 1967 – via Newspapers.com. ↑ Shav Glick (December 10, 1967). "Hornets Roll Over American River". Los Angeles Times. p. 8D – via Newspapers.com. ↑ Lopez, Eddie (December 3, 1967). "Hartnell Crushes Reedley 40-21 In JC Grid Playoff". The Fresno Bee. Fresno, California. p. 1S. Retrieved April 12, 2024 – via Newspapers.com . ↑ Lopez, Eddie (December 3, 1967). "Reedley: Loses Final (continued)". The Fresno Bee. Fresno, California. p. 4S. Retrieved April 12, 2024 – via Newspapers.com . ↑ "Hartnell Hosts Tigers in Final". The Desert Sun. Palm Springs, California. United Press International. November 27, 1967. p. 8. Retrieved April 12, 2024 – via Newspapers.com . ↑ "J.C. Playoff Foes Announced". Ventura County Star. Ventura, California. Associated Press. November 21, 1967. p. B3. 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