Almo Warriors – colors were blue & gray, closed in 1960 with Hazel, Kirksey, Lynn Grove and New Concord to form Calloway County.
Arlington Aces – colors were black & white, closed in 1957 along with Bardwell, Cunningham and Milburn to form Carlisle County.
Aurora Tigers – colors were blue & white, closed in 1941 merging with Hardin.
Ballard Memorial Bombers – colors are green & white, formed in 1952 by consolidating Ballard County, Bandana, Barlow-Kevil, Blandville and Wickliffe.
Bandana Yellow Jackets – colors were black & gold, closed in 1952.
Bardwell Indians – colors were red & white, closed in 1957 in the Carlisle County consolidation.
Barlow Purple Flash – colors were purple & gold, closed in 1952 by the Ballard Memorial consolidation.
Benton Indians – colors were maroon & gray, closed in 1974 along with North & South Marshall to form Marshall County.
Birmingham Bulldogs – colors were black & gold, closed in 1942 by merging with Benton.
Blandville Bulldogs – colors were red & gold, closed in 1952 by the consolidation of Ballard Memorial.
Boaz Red Devils – colors were red & white, closed in 1940 to merge with Lowes & Symsonia.
Brewers Redmen – colors were red & white, closed in 1956 along with Hardin to form South Marshall. Kentucky State Champion 1948
Cadiz Wildcats – colors were black & white, closed in 1938, merged with Trigg County.
Calloway County Lakers – colors were red, white, blue, formed in 1960 by consolidating Almo, Hazel, Kirksey, Lynn Grove and New Concord.
Calvert City Wildcats – colors were orange & blue, closed in 1954 along with Sharpe to form North Marshall.
Carlisle County Comets – colors were maroon & gold, formed in 1958 by consolidating Arlington, Bardwell, Cunningham, and Milburn.
Cayce Tigers – colors were black & gold, closed in 1957 along with Hickman to form Fulton County.
Central Red Devils – colors were red & white, closed in 1959 with Fulgham to form Hickman County.
Christian Fellowship Eagles – colors are red & gold, formed in 1993.
Columbus Panthers – colors were black & gold, closed in 1942 merging with Central (Clinton).
Community Christian Warriors – colors were red,white,purple. First season was 2004-2005.
Crittenden County Rockets – colors are blue & white, formed in 1950 by consolidation of Frances, Mattoon, Shady Grove and Tolu.
Cuba Cubs – colors were green & white, closed in 1977 merging with Farmington and Sedalia. 1952 Kentucky State Champion.
Cunningham Wildcats – colors were black & gold, closed in 1957 along with Arlington, Bardwell and Milburn to form Carlisle County.
Dycusburg Green Devils – colors were green & white, closed in 1936 and merged with Frances.
Eddyville Tigers – colors were orange & black, closed in 1947 along with Kuttawa to form Lyon County.
Farmington Wildcats – colors were blue & white, closed in 1985 along with Fancy Farm, Lowes, Sedalia, Symsonia and Wingo to form Graves County.
Frances Bulldogs – colors were red & white, closed in 1950 along with Mattoon, Shady Grove, and Tolu to form Crittenden County.
Fulgham Blackcats – colors were black & white, closed in 1959 along with Central (Clinton) to form Hickman County.
Fulton Bulldogs – colors are blue & white.
Fulton County Pilots – colors are blue, gold, white, formed in 1957 by consolidating Cayce and Hickman.
Gilbertsville Yellow Jackets – colors were green & yellow, closed in 1939 merging with Calvert City.
Golden Pond Panthers – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1941 merging with Trigg County.
Grand Rivers Greyhounds – colors were crimson & gray, closed in 1940 merging with Livingston County.
Graves County Eagles – colors are blue & gray, formed in 1985 consolidating Fancy Farm, Farmington, Lowes, Sedalia, Symsonia and Wingo.
Hardeman Cardinals – colors were red & white, closed in 1942 merging with Mayfield.
Hardin Blue Eagles – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1956 along with Brewers to form South Marshall.
Hazel Lions – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1960 along with Almo, Kirksey, Lynn Grove, and New Concord to form Calloway County.
Heath Pirates – colors were black & gold, closed in 2013 along with Lone Oak and Reidland to form McCracken County. 1929 Kentucky State Champion
Hickman Wildcats – colors were orange & black, closed in 1957 along with Cayce to form Fulton County.
Hickman County Falcons – colors are red & black, formed in 1959 by closing Central (Clinton) and Fulgham.
Kevil Purple Flash – colors were purple & white, closed sin 1945 merging with Barlow to form Barlow-Kevil.
Kirksey Eagles – colors were blue & white, closed in 1960 along with Almo, Hazel, Lynn Grove and New Concord to form Calloway County.
Kuttawa Lions – colors were red & white, closed in 1947 along with Eddyville to form Lyon County.
LaCenter Eagles – colors were red & white, closed in 1952 along with Barlow-Kevil, Bandana, Blandville, and Wickliffe to form Ballard Memorial.
Lincoln Hornets – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1965 merging with Paducah Tilghman
Livingston Central Cardinals – colors are red & gray, formed in 1957 by consolidation of Livingston County and Salem.
Livingston County Yellow Jackets – colors were orange & black, closed in 1957 along with Salem to form Livingston Central.
Lola Bruins – colors were old gold & navy blue, closed in 1930 merging with Livingston County.
Lone Oak Purple Flash – colors were purple & gold, closed in 2013 along with Heath and Reidland to form McCracken County.
Lovelaceville Eagles – colors were red & white, closed in 1936 merging with Blandville.
Lowes Blue Devils – colors were blue & white, closed in 1985 along with Fancy Farm, Farmington, Sedalia, Symsonia, and Wingo to form Graves County.
Lynn Grove Wildcats – colors were red & white, closed in 1960 along with Almo, Kirksey, Hazel, and New Concord to form Calloway County.
Lyon County Lyons – colors are purple & gold, formed in 1947 by closing Eddyville and Kuttawa. 2024 Kentucky State Champion
Marion Blue Terrors – colors were blue & white, closed in 1957 merging with Crittenden County.
Marshall County Marshalls – colors are orange-blue-white, formed in 1974 by closing Benton, North Marshall, South Marshall.
Mattoon Tigers – colors were blue & gold, merged with Shady Grove 1945-48, closed in 1950 along with Frances, Shady Grove, and Tolu to form Crittenden County.
Mayfield Cardinals – colors are red & black, first season was 1930-31.
Mayfield Dunbar Terrors – colors were blue & gold, merged with Mayfield 1965
McCracken County Mustangs – colors are xxx, formed in 2013 by consolidating Heath, Lone Oak, and Reidland.
Melber Hawks – colors were black & gold, closed in 1954 merging with Lowes and Symsonia.
Milburn Blue Devils – colors were blue & white, closed in 1957 along with Arlington, Bardwell, and Cunningham to form Carlisle County.
Murray Douglass Bulldogs – colors were royal blue & white, merged with Murray Tigers in 1963
Murray Tigers – colors are old gold & black, first season was 1922-23.
Murray Training/College High/University High – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1969.
New Concord Redbirds – colors were red & white, closed in 1960 along with Almo, Hazel, Kirksey, and Lynn Grove to form Calloway County.
North Marshall Jets – colors were red-blue-white, formed in 1954 by closing Calvert City & Sharpe, closed in 1974 along with Benton and South Marshall to form Marshall County. 1959 Kentucky State Champion
Paducah Tilghman Tornados – colors are blue & white, first season was 1908-09.
Pilot Oak Warhorses – colors were red & black, closed in 1942 merging with Cuba.
Princeton/Princeton Butler Tigers – colors were blue & gold, closed in 1954 merging with Calloway County.
Reidland Greyhounds – colors were red & gray, closed in 2013 along with Heath and Lone Oak to form McCracken County.
Riverview Cobras – colors were black & gold, merged with Fulton County in 1966.
Salem Red Devils – colors were red & black, closed in 1957 along with Livingston County to form Livingston Central.
Sedalia Lions – colors were red & white, closed in 1985 along with Fancy Farm, Farmington, Lowes, Symsonia and Wingo to form Graves County.
Shady Grove Bearcats – colors were purple & gold, merged with Mattoon 1945-48, closed in 1950 along with Frances, Mattoon, and Tolu to form Crittenden County.
Sharpe Green Devils – colors were green & white, closed in 1954 along with Calvert City to form North Marshall. 1938 Kentucky State Champion
Shiloh Raiders – colors were red & white, closed in 1939 merging with Central (Clinton).
South Marshall Rebels – colors were red & gray, formed in 1956 by closing Brewers, and Hardin, closed in 1974 along with Benton and North Marshall to form Marshall County.
St Jerome/Fancy Farm Golden Gophers – colors were black & gold, closed in 1985 along with Farmington, Lowes, Sedalia, Symsonia, and Wingo to form Graves County.
St Mary Vikings – colors are blue & gold; first season was 1940-41.
Symsonia Rough Riders – colors were red & black, closed in 1985 along with Farmington, Fancy Farm, Lowes, Sedalia, and Wingo to form Graves County,
Tolu Indians – colors were red & black, closed in 1950 along with Frances, Mattoon, and Shady Grove to form Crittenden County.
Trigg County Wildcats – colors are black & white, first season was 1937-38.
Water Valley Hornets – colors were maroon & white, closed in 1942 merging with Wingo.
Wickcliffe Blue Tigers – colors were blue & white, closed in 1952 along with Ballard County, Bandana, Barlow-Kevil, and Blandville to form Ballard Memorial.
Wingo Indians – colors were blue-gold-white, closed in 1985 along with Fancy Farm, Farmington, Lowes, Sedalia, and Symsonia to form Graves County.