school's dance team) Athletics The school's mascot, the Red Devil, is a reference to the clay-based East River (formerly called the Devil River) that wraps around the school. In January 2014, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association finalized a realignment plan that would send both Green Bay East and Green Bay West to the smaller Bay Conference starting in 2015-2016 due to both schools' athletic programs failing to win any conference titles since 2000 stemming from the growth of athletic programs in suburban schools. In 2020, the WIAA announced that they would transfer the planning of football-only conferences to the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association, which returned East to the lower division of the Fox River Classic Conference for football only. The Red Devils play at City Stadium, home of the Green Bay Packers from 1925 until 1956. Recent renovations of the field included ornamental fencing and monuments to the history of the field, a new scoreboard, and a turf surfacing made possible by contributions from the Packers. The school has won one WIAA state championship in girls hockey as part of a co-op team. Football rivalry with Green Bay West Green Bay East and its crosstown rival Green Bay West hold the longest consecutively-played high school football rivalry in Wisconsin. Though students played against each other informally since the formation of a citywide team in 1895, the East-West games did not formally begin until 1905. The schools have met almost without interruption since then (except for 1906, when no game was played), and celebrated 100 years of football competition in 2005. Mark Green, then Green Bay's House representative, referenced the 100th game in a September session of the House. In the teams' 2018 meeting, East defeated West 70-0 in the highest scoring game of the rivalry's history. Neither team reached even 60 points at any other time. East currently leads the series 62-49-3. Notable alumni Many Green Bay East alumni from the early part of the 20th century played for the Green Bay Packers in their earliest years. Packers alumni Nate Abrams, one of the original members of the Green Bay Packers Wayland Becker, member of the Green Bay Packers 1936 championship team Jim Crowley, also member of Knute Rockne's "Four Horsemen" James Cook, offensive guard Lester Hearden Tom Hearden, later St. Norbert College football coach Dave Zuidmulder Curly Lambeau, Green Bay Packers founder Other alumni Robert J. Parins, Wisconsin Circuit