2008 Prep Bowl

Loyola Over Lane 17 - 0

This year’s gala honorees’ will include the 2008 Chicago Public League Representative .vs. the 2008 Chicago Metropolitan Catholic League Representative. Other honorees include:

  • 1958 Austin High School Football Team and 1958 Fenwick High School Team;
  • 983 Simeon High School Football Team and 1983 Mt. Carmel High School Football Team.

To celebrate the 75th Anniversary we will also recognize the “All Decade Football Teams” which include:

  • 1930’s—Austin High School;
  • 1940’s—Tilden High School;
  • 1950’s—Mt. Carmel High School;
  • 1960’s—Chicago Vocational High School;
  • 1970’s—St. Laurence High School;
  • 1980’s—Julian High School;
  • 1990’s—Dunbar High School;
  • 2000—Brother Rice High School.

Prep Bowl Links, History & Photos

Past Scores

1934 Prep Bowl Advertisement

Austin Photos 

Tilden Photos 

Dunbar Photos 

CVS Photos 

Story and Photos from Leo's Website about 1937 Prep Bowl

#1 1948 (Lindblom vs Fenwick)

#2 1948 (Lindblom vs Fenwick)

#3 1948 (Lindblom vs Fenwick)

#4 1948 (Lindblom vs Fenwick)

Lane Tech Prep Bowl Memories

Since its inception in 1934, the Chicago Prep Bowl has enjoyed a special place in the hearts of high school football enthusiasts in Illinois. From the days when record crowds would turn out to watch a high school football team to the present, the Chicago Prep Bowl has always been a magical stage on which young athletes have felt honored to perform.

Over the past 74 years, many storied games, athletes, and coaches have been to the mountain top of Chicagoland prep football. Players such as Budd Young; Abe Woodson; Keena Turner; Ronald Pennick; Kevin King; Jim Grabowski; Mickey Pruitt; Donovan McNabb; Rausell Harvey; Dennis Lick and Andre Gilbert have been the talk of the town among high school football fans throughout the years.

Legendary coaches like Bernie O’Brien, Tom Winecki, J.W. Smith, Joe Magee, Roy Curry, Al Scott and many others have inspired thousands of young men to be the best they could be on and off the field. We proudly congratulate this year’s honorees as we celebrate the Chicago Prep Bowl: A Lakefront Tradition.

 

Share Your Own Memories and Photos

  • Did you ever play in the Prep Bowl?
  • Where you there in 1937 when over 115,000 people watched Austin beat Leo at Soldier Field?
  • Who was the best Prep Bowl player ever?
  • If you have photos, email them to editor@CPSalumni.org and we'll post them here, or you can register on www.CPSalumni.org for free and post them yourself.