Longest active high school football win streak in every state

A total of 54 teams have win streaks of 15 or more games heading into the 2025 high school football season, including record-breaking streaks by Marion Local (Maria Stein, Ohio) and Sheridan (Wyo.).

Marion Local broke the Ohio state record last year and now have 64 straight wins to lead the nation. The Flyers have put together four straight 16-0 seasons and the current streak is tied for 19th all-time. Another 16-win season would put the program at No. 4 all-time among win streaks (sixth for unbeaten streaks). 

Sheridan broke the Wyoming state record last year and has 43 wins in a row. That total ranks No. 5 on the list of active win streaks. Four other teams on the list have a chance to break the record in their state. Garden City (N.Y.), with 54 wins, needs just nine wins to break the record of 62 in a row by Maine-Endwell (Endwell). Meanwhile Phoebus (Hampton, Va.) has 48 wins in a row and needs five to break the state record of 52 by Riverheads (Staunton).

Washington (Okla.) has 44 wins in a row and would need to go 14-0 to tie the state record of 58 held by Bixby. Meanwhile Norfolk Catholic (Norfolk, Neb.) needs 10 wins to beat the record of Cambridge.



Along with the active win streaks leaders with 15 or more wins, MaxPreps has listed the win streak leader in each state along with the state record. Win streaks for 9-man, 8-man and 6-man football are also listed.

Longest active win streaks
2. Garden City (N.Y.) — 54
3. Phoebus (Hampton, Va.) — 48
4. Washington (Okla.) — 44
5. Sheridan (Wyo.) — 43
6. Carl Albert (Midwest City, Okla.) — 39
6. Grundy Center (Iowa) — 39
6. Norfolk Catholic (Norfolk, Neb.) — 39
9. Royal (Royal City, Wash.) — 35
10. Minneota (Minn.) — 32
11. Maury (Norfolk, Va.) — 30
12. Montgomery Catholic (Montgomery, Ala.) — 29
13. Decatur (Berlin, Md.) — 28
13. Stewartville (Minn.) — 28
13. Christian Brothers Academy (Syracuse, N.Y.) — 28
13. Lincoln Christian (Tulsa, Okla.) — 28
13. Liberty Christian (Lynchburg, Va.) — 28
18. Somers (Lincolndale, N.Y.) — 27
18. Martinsburg (W.Va.) — 27
18. Uxbridge (Mass.) — 27
18. Okanogan (Wash.) — 27
22. Greenwood (Ark.) — 26
22. Christ Presbyterian Academy (Nashville, Tenn.) — 26
22. Caravel Academy (Bear, Del.) — 26
25. Conway Springs (Kan.) — 24
26. Hammond (Columbia, S.C.) — 23
27. Dutch Fork (Irmo, S.C.) — 21
27. Star Valley (Afton, Wyo.) — 21
29. St. Michael's (Santa Fe, N.M.) — 20
30. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) — 19
30. Toms River North (Toms River, N.J.) — 19
30. Tri-County Academy (Flora, Miss.) — 19
33. Texico (N.M.) — 18
34. Archbishop Spalding (Severn, Md.) — 16
34. Avon (Ohio) — 16
34. Bishop Watterson (Columbus, Ohio) — 16
34. Celina (Texas) — 16
34. Grimsley (Greensboro, N.C.) — 16
34. Indian Valley (Gnadenhutten, Ohio) — 16
34. North Crowley (Fort Worth, Texas) — 16
34. Randle (Richmond, Texas) — 16
34. Northwestern Lehigh (New Tripoli, Pa.) — 16
34. Troy (Pa.) — 16
44. North Oconee (Bogart, Ga.) — 15
44. West Boca Raton (Boca Raton, Fla.) — 15
44. Sayre (Lexington, Ky.) — 15
44. Carmel (Calif.) — 15
44. Monroe (N.C.) — 15
44. Sevier County (Sevierville, Tenn.) — 15
44. Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, Va.) — 15
44. Graham (Bluefield, Va.) — 15
44. Paducah Tilghman (Paducah, Ky.) — 15
44. Millington (Mich.) — 15

Longest streaks in each state

Alabama
Montgomery Catholic — 29
State record: Edgewood Academy (Elmore) — 71 (2010-15)

Alaska
Dimond (Anchorage) — 11
State record: Soldotna — 59 (2012-18)

Arizona
Mica Mountain (Tucson) — 14
State record: Blue Ridge (Lakeside) — 63 (1994-98)



Arkansas
Greenwood — 26

California
Mater Dei — 19

Colorado
Thompson Valley (Loveland) — 14

Connecticut
Killingly — 13

Delaware
Caravel Academy — 26

District of Columbia
Dunbar — 9
 
Florida
West Boca Raton (Boca Raton) — 15

Georgia
North Oconee (Bogart) — 16
Hawaii
Kapa'a — 9

Idaho
Rigby — 11

Illinois
Althoff Catholic (Belleville) — 14

Indiana
Providence (Clarksville) — 14
Adams Central (Monroe) — 14

Iowa
Grundy Center — 39

Kansas
Conway Springs — 24

Kentucky
Paducah Tilghman — 15

Louisiana
Edna Karr (New Orleans) — 14
State record: Evangel Christian Academy (Shreveport) — 60 (1996-99)

Maine
Wells — 14
State record: Orono — 48 (1977-82)

Maryland
Decatur (Berlin) — 28
State record: Damascus — 53 (2015-18)

Massachusetts
Uxbridge — 27
State record: Acton-Boxborough (Acton) — 52 (2001-05)

Michigan
Millington — 15
State record: Hudson — 72 (1968-75)

Minnesota
Minneota — 32
Stewartville — 28
State record: Caledonia — 71 (2015-21)



Mississippi
Tri-County Academy (Flora) — 19
State record: South Panola (Batesville) — 89 (2003-08)

Missouri
Platte County (Platte City) — 14
State record: Jefferson City — 71 (1958-66)

Montana
Malta/Whitewater/Saco/Dodson (Malta) — 13
State record: Sidney — 42 (1990-93

Nebraska
Norfolk Catholic — 39
State record: Cambridge — 48 (1996-99)

Nevada
Pershing County (Lovelock) — 12
State record: Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) — 55 (2013-17)

New Hampshire
Campbell (Litchfield) — 11
State record: Plymouth — 57 (2005-10)



New Jersey
Toms River North — 19
State record: Paulsboro — 63 (1992-97)

New Mexico
St. Michael's (Santa Fe) — 20
State record: Animas — 69 (1984-90)

New York
Garden City — 54
State record: Maine-Endwell (Endwell) — 62 (2011-15)

North Carolina
Grimsley — 16
State record: Independence (Charlotte) — 109 (2000-07)

North Dakota
Velva/Garrison/Drake/Anamoose (Velva) — 11
State record: Shanley (Fargo) — 54 (1964-70)

Ohio
Marion Local (Maria Stein) — 64
State record: Marion Local (Maria Stein) — 64 (2021-24)



Oklahoma
Washington — 44
Carl Albert (Midwest City) — 39
State record: Bixby — 58 (2018-22)

Oregon
Marist (Eugene) — 10
State record: Amity — 45 (1999-2002)

Pennsylvania
Northwestern Lehigh (New Tripoli) — 16
Troy — 16
State record: 

Clairton — 66 (2009-13)

Rhode Island
North Kingstown — 6
State record: Rogers (Newport) — 34 (1988-91)

South Carolina
Hammond (Columbia) — 23
Dutch Fork (Irmo) — 21
State record: Sims (Union) — 96 (1945-54)

South Dakota
Winner — 12
State record: Milbank — 44 (1959-63)



Tennessee
Christ Presbyterian Academy (Nashville) — 26
State record: Maryville — 74 (2004-08)

Texas
Celina — 16
Richmond Randle — 16
State record: Celina — 68 (1998-2002)

Utah
Morgan — 13
State record: Duchesne — 48 (2010-14), Corner Canyon (Draper) — 48 (2018-21)

Vermont
Champlain Valley Union (Hinesburg) — 11
State record: Hartford (White River Junction) — 26 (2010-14)

Virginia
Phoebus (Hampton) — 48
State record: Riverheads (Staunton) — 52 (2018-22)

Washington
Royal — 35
Okanogan — 27
State record: Bellevue — 67 (2010-14)



West Virginia
Martinsburg — 27
State record: Martinsburg — 56 (2016-21)

Wisconsin
Stratford — 26
State record: Kimberly — 70 (2013-17)

Wyoming
Sheridan — 43
State record: Sheridan — 43 (2021-24)

Other win streaks

8-man
Axtell (Kan.) — 52
Tipton (Okla.) — 41
Shorecrest Prep (St. Petersburg, Fla.) — 32
Archie (Mo.) — 28
DeSoto (West Helena, Ark.) — 26
Fairview (Mont.) — 25
Hayfork (Calif.) — 25
Hayden (Winkelman, Ariz.) — 24
Melrose (Melrose, N.M.) — 24
Toledo Christian (Toledo, Ohio) — 19
Cornerstone Christian (Columbiana, Ala.) — 14
Weleetka (Okla.) — 14
Wilbur-Creston-Keller (Creston, Wash.) — 14
St. Mary's (Remsen, Iowa) — 13
Deckerville (Mich.) — 13
Sandy Creek (Fairfield, Neb.) — 13
Pahranagat Valley (Alamo, Nev.) — 13
Frankfort-Schuyler (Frankfort, N.Y.) — 13
National 8-man record: Pahranagat Valley (Alamo, Nev.) — 104 (2008-16)
 
6-man
Gordon (Texas) — 30
Weskan (Kan.) — 19
Jayton (Texas) — 15
Cheyenne Wells (Colo.) — 13
Wichita Christian (Wichita Falls, Texas) — 13
First Baptist Christian (Pasadena, Texas) — 13
Box Elder (Mont.) — 12
Logan (Kan.) — 12
Powers (Ore.) — 12
National 6-man record: Fort Hancock (Texas) — 70 (1988-92)

9-man
Lower Brule (S.D.) — 30
Seward (Alaska) — 15
Fertile-Beltrami (Minn.) — 13
St. Paul (Ore.) — 13
New Rockford-Sheyenne/Maddock (New Rockford, N.D.) — 12
Hamlin (Hayti, S.D.) — 12
Howard (S.D.) — 12
National 9-man record: Stephen-Argyle Central (Stephen, Minn.) — 67 (2002-07)