Panthers become the third team in high school football history to win 100 games in a row.
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Pahranagat Valley (Alamo, Nev.) became the third team in high school football history to win 100 games in a row Friday.
The Panthers claimed a forfeit victory over Indian Springs, who entered the week 0-4 and coming off a lopsided Sept. 30 loss to a team Pahranagat Valley beat 56-0 last Friday.
Probably a good call by both sides but it was not the way the southern Nevada powerhouse pictured consecutive win No. 100.
Pahranagat Valley joins
De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) and its record-breaking total of 151 and
Independence (Charlotte, N.C.) with 109 as the only members of the 100-in-a-row club.
The Panthers' last loss came in 2007. Head coach Ken Higbee has led the program to 11 state titles in the 2000s, including eight in a row.
The 2016 team is shaping up to be one of the more dominant editions. The Panthers are now 7-0 and averaging 47.6 points per game while allowing just 5.6.
Top 10 High School Football Win Streaks151 –
De La Salle (Concord, Calif.), 1992-2003
109 –
Independence (Charlotte, N.C.), 2000-07
100 – Pahranagat Valley, 2008-present
92 –
Shattuck (Okla.), 2003-09
90 –
Morrison (Okla.), 1989-95
89 –
South Panola (Batesville, Miss.), 2003-08
87 –
Sacred Heart (Falls City, Neb.), 1989-95
79 –
Smith Center (Kan.), 2004-09
76 –
Stephen-Argyle Central (Stephen, Minn.), 2003-08
74 –
Maryville (Tenn.), 2004-08
Pahranagat Valley Win Streak – By The Numbers202 – Combined points in 128-74 win over Coleville (Calif.) in 2008 – win No. 11 of the streak.
47 – Wins by 50 points or more during the streak, including 17 in 19 games back in 2010-11.
45 – Games scoring 60 points or more, including nine during the 2011 season.
22 – Defensive shutouts, including three this season.
19 – All-time state championships won by Pahranagat Valley, the most in Nevada high school football history.
8 – Consecutive state championships won during streak.
4 – States beaten during streak – Arizona, California and Idaho in addition to Nevada.
3 – Games decided by less than 10 points.
