Hughesville Football began in 1930 with an outstanding season of 7-1-1.  They outscored their opponents 263 to 37.  Football continued for five more years and then was dropped as a varsity sport.  It was reinstated in 1956 with practice games against Warrior Run, Lewisburg, Muncy and Montoursville.  The team competed in one scheduled game again Shamokin Catholic and lost 40-12.  The football team competed in the West Branch Conference until the mid 1980's.  The first successful season occurred in 1964 when they finished with a record of 5-5.  In 1971, the West Branch was divided into two divisions, Hughesville competed in the small or Class "B" division.  This was met with immediate success as they won the "B" crown in 1971, 1972, 1974 and 1975.  The 1971 team also recorded the first victory over BEN 27-15 and the 1972 team defeated Lewisburg for the first time 15-14.  The 1975 team recorded the most wins in one season as they finished 8-2.

Spartan Football became a member of the Mid-Penn Conference in the mid-80's.  Under Coach Denny Hammond's leadership, the Spartans won the Mid-Penn title in 1990 and again in 1991.  The 1991 and 1992 teams had successful seasons with identical 9-3 records.

The Spartans became a member of the Central Susquehanna Conference (CSC), Small School Division in 1994.  Coach Dick Cassels took over as head coach in 1997 and led the Spartans to 6 consecutive winning seasons and a career mark of 46-21 including a playoff record of 4-3.  His 46 wins are second only to Coach Nace's 51 wins.  The Spartans also won a Mid-Penn title in 2002 while a member of both the CSC and Mid-Penn Conference.

The Spartans continued their winning ways under the direction of Coach Rick Reichner, who took over the helm in 2003.  In 2008, the Pennsylvania Heartland Athletic Conference (PHAC) was formed.  Under Coach Reichner, the Spartans won their first CSC Championship, two more Mid-Penn titles in 2003 and 2004, a PHAC Championship in 2009, and reached the District IV playoffs six times.  Coach Reichner became the winningest coach in Spartan Football history with a final coaching record of 59-28.

In 2011, Head Coach Andy Brown took over the squad, leading the Spartans to a PHAC Championship, Eastern Conference playoff berth and a 5-6 final record.

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