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The Old Helmet
History of the Game
It began in 1972 when Onalaska Coach Ed Simons and Mossyrock’s Mike McIntee agreed to have a symbol for the age-old rivalry between the Loggers and the Vikings. Coach Simons furnished the helmet, which was being used at the time, and Coach McIntee did the painting.
If the school in possession of the Old Helmet loses the game, the head Coach and four ball players travel to the winning school at their next pep assembly and present the helmet. There is no presentation if the team in possession wins the game.
Regardless of the team’s won-loss record, the
Won-Loss Records Over the Years
1972 Mossyrock 14 – 0
1972 Mossyrock 28 – 6
1973 Onalaska 20 – 12
1974 Onalaska 29 – 0
1975 Onalaska 25 – 6
1976 Onalaska had to fall sports due to Levy Failure
1977 Onalaska 12 – 6
1978 Mossyrock 8 – 6
1979 Onalaska 28 – 7
1980 Onalaska 21 – 6
1981 Mossyrock 26 – 7
1982 Mossyrock 34 – 0 (Mossyrock to the Kingbowl)
1983 Mossyrock 41 – 6
1984 Onalaska 21 – 7
1985 Mossyrock 28 – 12
1986 Onalaska 48 – 0 (Loggers win the State Championship)
1987 Mossyrock 26 – 20 (Loggers 19 game winning streak ends in front of the largest crowd to ever witness a Central B game - $4,000 plus gate at Mossyrock)
1988 Onalaska 52 – 6
1989 Onalaska 28 – 6
1990 Onalaska 38 – 6
1991 Onalaska 34 – 8
1992 Mossyrock 14 – 12
1993 Mossyrock 12 – 2
1994 Mossyrock 46 – 8
1995 Onalaska 44 – 0
1996 Onalaska 56 – 12
1997 Mossyrock 34 – 12
1998 Onalaska 24 – 14
1999 No game
2000 No game
2001 Onalaska 20 – 0
2002 Onalaska 22 – 7
2003 Onalaska 22 – 12
2004 No game
2005 No game
2006 Onalaska 38 – 16
2007 Onalaska 22 – 16
2008 Mossyrock 22-20
2009 Onalaska 37-6
