The River Bowl is the annual football game played between Shasta High School and crosstown rival, Enterprise. The annual game has been played for over 50 years with Enterprise holding a slight edge at 32 - 25 - 1. In 1993, the two coaches came up with the idea to name it after the Sacramento River, which flows through the middle of town, and allow the winning team to hold the coveted trophy for the entire year. Although coaches, players, teachers, and students have changed, the rivalry continues to be the highlight of the football season for both schools.

Riverbowl History