High school football: Oroville, Workman among teams to break long losing streaks in 2025
By Kevin Askeland
Nov 18, 2025, 11:00am
Ten teams ended losing streaks of 30 games or more this fall.
After years of finishing on the losing end of the scoreboard, 10 high school football teams managed to end losing streaks of 30 or more games during the 2025 season including a pair of California teams that ended 44-game losing streaks on the same day.
Oroville and
Workman (City of Industry) both took to the field Sept. 26 aiming at ending 44-game losing streaks that dated back over four seasons. Workman built a 20-0 halftime lead en route to a 26-6 win over West Adams (Los Angeles). Oroville routed Weed 34-22 behind the 178 rushing yards by quarterback
Ayden Morales.
The two California schools had the longest losing streaks that ended during the 2025 season. Here are eight more teams that celebrated a long-sought victory this year.
Lakewood of Colorado was fired up about ending its 43-game losing streak in October against Overland. (PHOTO: David Harvey)
Streak: 43 games
Defeated: Overland, 20-7
Cross Keys (Atlanta, Ga.)
Streak: 43
Defeated: Skipstone Academy, 20-12
Cedar Creek (Texas)
Streak: 43
Defeated: Lehman, 35-28,
Savannah (Ga.) Streak: 41
Defeated: Claxton, 19-6
Wilson Area (Easton, Pa.)
Streak: 41
Defeated: Belvidere, 18-14
Turner (Kansas City, Kan.)
Streak: 38
Defeated: KIPP Legacy 42-0
Berea (Ky.)
Streak: 31
Defeated: Frankfort, 26-0
Stewart County (Dover, Tenn.)
Streak: 30
Defeated: Innovation Academy 46-0
Looking to follow the lead of the programs above, at least 20 teams will begin the 2026 season looking to end losing streaks of 40 or more games.
Red Lake (Minn.), 150 games
Columbia (Huntsville, Ala.), 101
South (Cheyenne, Wyo.), 55
Monte Alto (Texas), 54
Lebanon (Pa.), 52
Jordan (Columbus, Ga.), 50
Piggott (Ark.), 50
Missisquoi Valley (Swanton, Vt.), 49
Princess Anne (Virginia Beach, Va.), 47
Plain Dealing (La.), 46
Mark Keppel (Alhambra, Calif.), 45
Lakota Tech (Pine Ridge, S.D.), 44
Desert (Edwards AFB, Calif.), 44
North (Wichita, Kan.), 44
St. Lawrence Central (Brasher Falls, N.Y.), 44
Bellmont (Decatur, Ind.), 42
Cordell (Okla.), 42
Cypress Park (Cypress, Texas), 41
Webster (Tulsa, Okla.), 41
Baltic (S.D.), 40
