Backyard Bowl Series

The Backyard Bowl Series (officially known for sponsorship purposes as The MidFirst Bank Backyard Bowl Series) refers to the athletics rivalry between the Jenks Trojans and the Union Redskins of the Class 6A in Oklahoma.

Backyard Bowl Series

Jenks Trojans Union Redskins

History
The Backyard Bowl Series
Jenks (40)Union (23)

The Backyard Bowl Series regular season football games are usually played at Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Stadium at the University of Tulsa.[1] Known as the "Backyard Bowl," the rivalry has received coverage by Sporting News and is the subject of a Versus documentary produced by NFL Films. The annual game is played at the University of Tulsa and has drawn crowds of over 40,000. The annual rivalry game was presented on the Great American Rivalry Series internet broadcast in 2007. One of these two teams won Oklahoma's Class 6A (large school) title every year from 1996 to 2016.[2][3][4][5][6][7]

Game results

██ Jenks win ██ Union win ██ Tie

DateWinning teamLosing teamScorePost Season
September 11, 2020 Jenks Union 28–0
September 13, 2019 Union Jenks 35–20
September 7, 2018 Jenks Union 27–10
September 7, 2017 Union Jenks 59–40
November 18, 2016 Union Jenks 45–21 Semi-Finals
September 9, 2016 Jenks Union 35–28
November 22, 2015 Jenks Union 33–17 Semi-Finals
September 11, 2015 Jenks Union 45–27
December 4, 2014 Jenks Union 14–7 State Championship
September 12, 2014 Union Jenks 24–13
December 12, 2013 Jenks Union 38–22 State Championship
September 13, 2013 Jenks Union 27–23
November 23, 2012 Jenks Union 41–10 Semi-Finals
August 31, 2012 Union Jenks 14–7
November 26, 2011 Union Jenks 30–29 Semi-Finals
September 9, 2011 Union Jenks 41–19
December 3, 2010 Union Jenks 50–47 State Championship
September 10, 2010 Jenks Union 33–7
December 4, 2009 Union Jenks 52–19 State Championship
September 11, 2009 Jenks Union 27–25
December 5, 2008 Union Jenks 34–20 State Championship
September 12, 2008 Union Jenks 24–17 OT
November 30, 2007 Jenks Union 42–24 State Championship
September 7, 2007 Union Jenks 43–42 OT
September 4, 2006 Jenks Union 9–6
September 8, 2005 Jenks Union 48–44
December 3, 2004 Union Jenks 27–17 State Championship
September 9, 2004 Jenks Union 17–13
November 29, 2003 Jenks Union 14–12 Semi-Finals
September 12, 2003 Union Jenks 37–0
September 13, 2002 Union Jenks 33–12
September 13, 2001 Did Not Play Did Not Play Did Not Play
December 1, 2000 Jenks Union 31–12 State Championship
September 14, 2000 Jenks Union 41–37
December 3, 1999 Jenks Union 14–7 State Championship
September 17, 1999 Union Jenks 27–24 OT
December 4, 1998 Jenks Union 41–28 State Championship
September 18, 1998 Union Jenks 55–45
October 16, 1997 Jenks Union 21–11
October 17, 1996 Jenks Union 42–14
October 6, 1995 Jenks Union 28–7
October 7, 1994 Jenks Union 37–30
September 24, 1993 Jenks Union 31–24
September 25, 1992 Jenks Union 14–11
November 1, 1991 Union Jenks 21–13
October 26, 1990 Jenks Union 14–8
October 27, 1989 Jenks Union 16–12
October 28, 1988 Union Jenks 6–3
October 30, 1987 Jenks Union 20–7
October 31, 1986 Jenks Union 31–6
October 11, 1985 Union Jenks 17–3
October 12, 1984 Union Jenks 17–0
September 23, 1983 Union Jenks 13–12
September 24, 1982 Jenks Union 10–6
October 9, 1981 Union Jenks 10–7
October 10, 1980 Jenks Union 48–3
November 2, 1979 Jenks Union 3–0
November 3, 1978 Jenks Union 40–7
September 16, 1977 Jenks Union 27–7
September 17, 1976 Jenks Union 41–6
September 18, 1952 Jenks Union 13–0
September 21, 1951 Jenks Union 33–6
September 15, 1950 Jenks Union 25–6
September 16, 1949 Jenks Union 33–6
October 26, 1923 Tie Game Tie Game Score Missing

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Notable alumni

Jenks

Union

References
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