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| '''1977''' || Class 4A || 14-0 || Jerry "Red" Anderson || First state title in program history | | '''1977''' || Class 4A || 14-0 || Jerry "Red" Anderson || First state title in program history | ||
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| '''1996''' || Class 6A || — || Walt Frazier | | '''1996''' || Class 6A || — || Walt Frazier || | ||
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| '''1997''' || Class 6A || — || Walt Frazier | | '''1997''' || Class 6A || — || Walt Frazier || | ||
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| ''' 2003''' || Class 6A || 14-1 || Walt Frazier | | ''' [[2003 carol city football season | 2003]]''' || Class 6A || 14-1 || Walt Frazier || [[2003 6A football state championship | Defeated Orlando Edgewater 13-0]] | ||
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| '''2016''' || Class 6A || 11-3 || Aubry Hill || Defeated Lake Gibson 14-6 | | '''2016''' || Class 6A || 11-3 || Aubry Hill || Defeated Lake Gibson 14-6 | ||
Latest revision as of 21:58, 10 April 2026
This page documents Miami Carol City Senior High School's state championship history across all sports. If you have a championship to add or correct, please reach out to an administrator.
Football
The Chiefs have won five FHSAA football state championships.
| Year | Classification | Record | Head Coach | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1977 | Class 4A | 14-0 | Jerry "Red" Anderson | First state title in program history |
| 1996 | Class 6A | — | Walt Frazier | |
| 1997 | Class 6A | — | Walt Frazier | |
| 2003 | Class 6A | 14-1 | Walt Frazier | Defeated Orlando Edgewater 13-0 |
| 2016 | Class 6A | 11-3 | Aubry Hill | Defeated Lake Gibson 14-6 |
The Chiefs also appeared in the state final in 1976 (Class 4A) and 1989 (Class 5A) without winning the title.
Basketball
| Year | Result |
|---|---|
| 1970 | State Runner-Up |
| 1972 | State Champions |
Other Sports
Records for wrestling and other programs are incomplete. Alumni with knowledge of additional championships are encouraged to contribute.