DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
DIVISION 4
DIVISION 5
DIVISION 6
DIVISION 7
DIVISION 8
8-MAN DIVISION 1
8-MAN DIVISION 2

The St. Johns football team qualified for the Michigan High School Athletic Association playoffs in Division 3 in 2024.

If the Redwings are to make it back to the playoffs in 2025, they will do it in Division 4.

Williamston also will be looking for a playoff return in a different division this fall after reaching the Division 5 postseason in 2024. The Hornets will also be a Division 4 school in 2025.

Division 4 and Division 7 have the largest contingent of Greater Lansing football teams for 2025. The area has nine teams that will try to make the playoffs in Division 4 and eight in Division 7.

Here is a look at the divisions area football programs will be competing in for the 2025 postseason. There are 24 area teams chasing playoff returns, which includes 2024 state runners-up Lansing Catholic (Division 6) and Morrice (8-man Division 2).

DIVISION 1

Grand Ledge

Holt

Okemos

DIVISION 2

East Lansing

Everett

DIVISION 3

DeWitt

Eastern

Mason

Owosso

Waverly

DIVISION 4

Portland's Nolan Zbytowski, right, celebrates his touchdown with quarterback Dominic Novara during the first quarter against Sexton on Friday, Oct. 18, 2024, at Portland High School.

Charlotte

Eaton Rapids

Fowlerville

Haslett

Ionia

Portland

Sexton

St. Johns

Williamston