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The Super Football Conference is a football-only athletic league of high schools in New Jersey. The 111-team (representing 112 schools with the Cliffside Park / Ridgefield co-op) league was formed in 2016.[1][2]

History

The SFC consists of nearly all of the football playing members of four conferences that were formed after a significant realignment in New Jersey high school athletics saw the creation of several new leagues.

The conferences that came together to form this league were:

The league, which included more than one hundred schools, is the largest such league in the United States.[3]

In 2020, the SFC announced the forming of what they referred to as the Ivy Divisions. Two sets of teams play exclusively against each other in the Ivy White and Ivy Red divisions, and both are composed of teams that have consistently had trouble either fielding a team or staying competitive. The teams are grouped together largely regardless of size, and each of the initial schools that compete in the divisions are required to commit to them for two years. Ivy Division schools are precluded from state playoff consideration.[4]

The Ivy Divisions expanded from 12 to 18 teams for the 2026 season, adding the Ivy Gold division and expanding the Ivy Playoffs from four to six teams.[5]

Divisions

There are a total of 22 divisions in the SFC, and each division contains between four and six teams. Divisions are aligned every two years based on team performance, school-size, and location.[5]

United Red

United White

Freedom Red

Freedom White

Freedom Blue

Liberty Red

Liberty White

Liberty Blue

Liberty Gold

Patriot Red

Patriot White

Patriot Blue

American Red

American White

American Blue

National Red

National White

National Blue

Independent

Ivy Red

Ivy White

Ivy Gold

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