1970

League Co-Champions: Louisville & Massillon Perry (both 6-2 League play)

1971

League Champion: Louisville (8-0 League play)

1972

League Champion: North Canton Hoover (8-0 League play)

OHSAA Playoff Qualifier: Uniontown Lake.

OHSAA implements a playoff format using the Jack Harbin point system.

One team per region, four teams per class statewide (classes AAA, AA, A)

1973

League Champion: North Canton Hoover (7-1 League play)

1974

League Champion: Louisville (7-1 League play)

1975

Fairless drops out of the Federal League.

Canton Glenwood and Canton Oakwood merge to form Canton GlenOak.

Canton Lincoln and Canton Lehman absorbed into Canton McKinley and Canton Timken.

League Champion: North Canton Hoover (6-0 League play)

1976

League Champion: North Canton Hoover (5-1 League play)

1977

League Champion: Louisville (6-0 League play)

OHSAA Playoff Qualifier: Canton McKinley.

Canton McKinley State Runner-up.

1978

League Champion: Louisville (6-0 League play)

1979

League Champion: North Canton Hoover (6-0 League play)

Hoover Vikings Football

Hoover Vikings Football

NETWORK

The Federal League Football History (1970 - 1979)