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MHSAA School Nicknames and Colors Count by Colors - June 2020 MHSAA School Nicknames and Colors Count By Colors - June 2020 69 Blue & Gold 2 Red & Gold 1 Gold & Blue 1 Royal Blue/White/Silver 67 Red & White 2 Red/White/Navy Blue 1 Gold/Silver/Black 1 Royal/Red/White/Gold 56 Orange & Black 2 Royal & Gold 1 Green & Black 1 Royal/White/Gold 40 Green & White 2 Royal Blue/Gold/White 1 Green & Gray 1 Royal/White/Lime 31 Blue & White 2 Scarlet & Gray 1 Green & Vegas Gold 1 Scarlet & Gold 30 Maroon & White 2 Teal & Black 1 Green & Vegas Gold 1 Scarlet & Grey 27 Royal Blue & White 1 Black & Green 1 Green & White(sand) 1 Scarlet & Navy 24 Purple & Gold 1 Black & Hunter Green 1 Green and White 1 Scarlet Red & Royal Blue 22 Red & Black 1 Black & Purple 1 Green, White, & Grey 1 Scarlet Red & White 19 Black & Gold 1 Black & Silver 1 Green/Blue 1 Texas Orange & White 17 Navy & White 1 Black & Teal 1 Green/Navy/Gray 1 Vegas Gold/Black/White 15 Royal Blue & Gold 1 Black/Gold/Silver 1 Green/White/Gold 1 Yellow & Black 14 Navy Blue & White 1 Black/Gold/White 1 Kelly Green & White 14 Purple & White 1 Black/Maroon/Gold 1 Maize and Blue 12 Green & Gold 1 Black/Maroon/White 1 Maroon & Blue 12 Maroon & Gold 1 Black/Purple/Silver 1 Maroon/Silver/Black 11 Navy Blue & Gold 1 Black/Red 1 Maroon/White/Black 10 Red/White/Blue 1 Black/Red/Silver 1 Maroon/White/Gold 9 Brown & Gold 1 Black/Royal/Silver 1 Navy & Forest 8 Black & White 1 Black/White/Red 1 Navy & Honey 8 Red/Black/White 1 Black/White/Silver 1 Navy & Silver 7 Navy & Gold 1 Blue & Burgundy 1 Navy Blue & Kelly Green 7 Red & Gray 1 Blue & Gray 1 Navy Blue & Orange 7 Red/White/Black 1 Blue & Red 1 Navy Blue & Vegas Gold 6 Forest Green & White 1 Blue & White & Gold 1 Navy Blue/Columbia/White 6 Maize & Blue 1 Blue & Yellow 1 Navy Blue/Red/White 4 Black & Orange 1 Blue/Gold/White 1 Navy, Gold, & White 4 Black & Silver 1 Blue/Gray/Black 1 Navy/Red/White 3 Black & Red 1 Blue/Silver/Scarlet 1 Navy/Vegas Gold/White 3 Black/Red/White 1 Blue/White/Gold 1 Navy/White/Columbia Blue 3 Black/White/Gold 1 Blue/White/Silver 1 Orange & Green 3 Blue & Silver 1 Brown & White 1 Orange & Navy 3 Burgundy & White 1 Brown/ White/Gold 1 Orange & White 3 Carolina Blue & White 1 Burgundy & Blue 1 Pink & Black 3 Columbia Blue & White 1 Burgundy & Navy 1 Purple/Black/Silver 3 Forest Green & Gold 1 Burgundy & Silver 1 Purple/Black/White 3 Forest Green & Vegas Gold 1 Burgundy/Gold/Black/White 1 Purple/Gold 3 Royal Blue & Orange 1 Cardinal & Gold 1 Purple/Gold/White 3 Royal Blue & Silver 1 Cardinal Red & White 1 Purple/White/Black 3 Royal Blue/White/Black 1 Carolina Blue & Navy Blue 1 Red & Blue 3 Scarlet & White 1 Columbia Blue & Black 1 Red & Grey 2 Black & Vegas Gold 1 Columbia Blue & Navy Blue 1 Red & Navy 2 Blue & Green 1 Columbia Blue & Silver 1 Red/Gold/White 2 Blue & Grey 1 Columbia Blue/Black/White 1 Red/White 2 Blue & Orange 1 Columbia Blue/Navy/White 1 Red/White/Green 2 Burgundy & Gray 1 Columbia Blue/White/Navy 1 Royal & Orange 2 Cardinal & White 1 Crimson & Black 1 Royal & White 2 Maroon & Gray 1 Crimson & Gold 1 Royal Blue & Athletic Gold 2 Maroon & Grey 1 Dark Green & Gold 1 Royal Blue & Gray 2 Navy & Orange 1 Dark Green & White 1 Royal Blue & Vegas Gold 2 Navy & Vegas Gold 1 Forest Green and White 1 Royal Blue/Black/White 2 Navy Blue & Vegas Gold 1 Forest Green/Silver/Black 1 Royal Blue/Red/White 2 Orange & Royal Blue 1 Forest Green/Vegas Gold/White 1 Royal Blue/White 2 Orange/Black/White 1 Forrest Green/White/Maroon 1 Royal Blue/White/Gray 2 Red & Blue 1 Gold & Black 1 Royal Blue/White/Scarlet.
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