Valdosta, Massillon Washington lead list of 500 winningest programs in high school football history

At the conclusion of the 2024 high school football season, it looked like Washington (Massillon, Ohio) might have a shot at catching Valdosta (Ga.) for the top spot as the nation's all-time winningest program. Instead, the Tigers caught the Wildcats during the off-season.

Washington began the 2024 season four wins behind Valdosta, which had held the position as the nation's all-time winningest program since the early 1980s. With an 11-3 record last year compared to Valdosta's 9-3 mark, the Ohio school climbed to 959 wins, giving the Tigers a chance to edge ahead of Valdosta and its 961 all-time wins during the 2025 season.

However, researching high school football wins is a never-ending project. With the sport nearly 140 years old, it's not uncommon for historians to locate wins and losses for teams that had not been previously reported. Newspaper accounts of high school football games prior to World War II were often spotty, making all-time win records more fluid than static. Such is the case for Valdosta. After finishing the 2024 season with 961 all-time wins, the Wildcats had their all-time total drop to 959 after research by Loren Maxwell, longtime Georgia high school football historian, moderator and founder of the website Georgia High School Football History, which tracks all-time scores for several Southern states. The issue for Valdosta was forfeit wins.

Forfeit wins are often the hidden currency when it comes to all-time win-loss totals. Two teams schedule a game and for some reason the game is canceled. The team that had to cancel may take a forfeit loss while the other team takes a forfeit win. But not always. It often depends on the circumstances. It's also not a sure thing that these forfeits are reported to a media outlet to go on the record.

This is the case for Valdosta. According to Maxwell, two games against Moultrie, both wins played decades apart, could not be substantiated. The first, in 1920, never had a score associated with the win. Maxwell said that no score could be found and that the contest is not listed as a forfeit. The win has thus been eliminated and Maxwell states that Valdosta concurs with the decision.

The second Moultrie game occurred in 1942 and is listed as a forfeit win. Maxwell states that newspaper accounts of the game list it as a canceled game, not a forfeit. Moultrie reportedly called off the game due to a disagreement regarding how to split gate receipts. No forfeit is mentioned in the story. According to Maxwell, Valdosta is doing a review of its records and it reportedly has stated to Maxwell and Todd Holcomb of the Atlanta Journal Constitution, that it has documentation to prove the forfeit. The documentation is still pending, so stay tuned. Until then, the win has been removed from Valdosta's schedule.

Other media sites may also list Valdosta with 925 all-time wins. This is due to four forfeit losses in 1929 that Valdosta counts on its own football website as wins.

The Wildcats thus begin the 2025 season tied with Washington in wins at 959, but still hold the top spot on the list due to the fewer number of losses. Valdosta has 269 all-time losses while Washington has 302.

The two teams also top our list of the top 500 all-time winningest high school football programs in the nation. The list is drawn from various sources and the teams are listed with their overall record along with last year's record.

Close on the heels of both Valdosta and Washington is Male (Louisville, Ky.), which begins the year two wins behind the leaders at 957. Meanwhile Mayfield (Ky.) is four games back at 955. Valdosta, Male and Mayfield all went 9-3 last year while Washington was 11-3.

MaxPreps will be tracking the wins and losses for all four teams throughout the school year as the all-time wins lead could change hands multiple times during the season.

The list of winningest programs has been compiled using a variety of sources. To borrow a quote from scientist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton, it was built "standing on the shoulders of giants." Among those sources include the work of the following:

• Loren Maxwell with Georgia High School Football History, providing historic scores for Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, South Carolina and Louisiana.

• Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski in Illinois with their "Project 300" tracking all teams with 300 or more wins in the Land of Lincoln.

• Rick Baker of FourSeasonsFootball, with scores for Virginia, West Virginia and parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland and Tennessee.

• David Parker of Alabama High School Football Historical Society, with scores for Alabama, Mississippi and Tennesse.

• Pennsylvania Football News by Tom Elling and Rich Vetock, with all-time records for the Keystone State.

• Texas High School Football History by Joe Lee Smith and currently edited by Jerry Forrest with all-time records for all teams in the Lone Star State.

• Thomas "Mike" Goddard of Kansas High School Football History with scores for Kansas. He is also the authority on Missouri.

• Dan and Joe Engler of AlmanacSports, charting the history of football in Indiana.

• Sheldon Shealer of Maryland Football Foundation.

• Kevin Patrowsky from Wisconsin with his website WiHiFootball and his book "The Great Teams."

• Mark Tennis of Cal-Hi Sports with his coverage of the Golden State and his continuation of the state record book that includes the voluminous work of his uncle, the late Nelson Tennis, as well as win totals from the late California high school football historian Bruce McIntosh.

• David McKnight and his website McKnight's American Football with rankings for high school football back to the 1880s.

• Doug Calvert of Oregon High School Sports Records, along with the help of longtime historians Mal Van Meer and Larry Moulton.

State association websites and record books have also provided data.

The biggest contributor to the list is the website Football Friday Night, which continues the work of Robert Fawcett. Starting around the 2000, Fawcett attempted to find the winningest programs in the nation. He stopped working on the project in 2009 but Football Friday Night has taken over maintaining the records since, although totals listed do not currently include an update from the 2024 season.

One note regarding the top 500 list below is that various sources often have different all-time totals. Football Friday Night, may have different totals than the NFHS record book, which might have different totals than independent researchers like Four Seasons Football and Georgia High School Football History. MaxPreps has attempted to corroborate totals to the best of our ability. In most cases, we go with the most local source. When no local sources were available, we deferred to Football Friday Night. In some cases, we changed sources due to new corroboration.

Schools may appear on the Football Friday Night list but they are not included on the top 500. That could be because the school in question has consolidated with other schools over the years. MaxPreps tries to only include schools that have not consolidated. Schools that lost students due to the opening of a new school and then changed names are included (i.e. Medford became North Medford). Teams that are tied for number of wins are ranked in order by winning percentage.

Top 500 winningest programs

1. (Last year No. 1) Valdosta (Ga.) — 959 wins
All-time record: 959-269-34
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 9-3
First season: 1913
State championships: 24 — 1940, 1947, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1960, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1978, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1998, 2016
National championships: 6 — 1962, 1969, 1971, 1984, 1986, 1992
Notable coaches: Wright Bazemore, 1941-71 (265-51-7); Nick Hyder, 1974-1995 (249-36-2, overall record 302-48-5)

2. (2) Washington (Massillon, Ohio) — 959
All-time record: 959-302-36
Source: MassillonTigers.com
2024: 11-3
First season: 1891
State championships: 25 — 1909, 1916, 1922, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1959, 1960, 1964, 1965, 1970, 1972, 2023
National championships: 9 — 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1959, 1961
Notable coaches: Paul Brown, 1932-40 (80-8-2); Chuck Mather, 1948-53 (57-3); Leo Strang, 1958-63 (54-8-1); Earle Bruce, 1964-65 (20-0-0)

3. (3) Male (Louisville, Ky.) — 957
All-time record: 957-343-49
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association record book
2024: 9-3
First season: 1893
State championships: 8 — 1960, 1963, 1964, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2015, 2018
Notable coaches: Bob Redman (318-124-1, coached 18 years at Male, 190-49)

4. (4) Mayfield (Ky.) — 955
All-time record: 955-267-32
Source: KHSAA record book
2024: 9-3
First season: 1919
State championships: 13 — 1977, 1978, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1995, 2002, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2023
Notable coaches: Jack Morris, 1969-1992, (254-50-2); Joe Morris, 1999-2023 (300-56)

5. (5) Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.) — 943
All-time record: 943-277-26
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2024: 11-3
First season: 1915
State championships: 23 — 1960, 1961, 1964, 1968, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1981, 1982, 1989, 1992, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014
Notable coaches: Dale Mueller (309-67 overall, 250-36 at Highlands, 1994-2013)

6. (7) Mount Carmel (Pa.) — 907
All-time record: 907-347-59
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 8-4
First season: 1893
State championships: 12 — 1927, 1954, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002
Notable coaches: Jazz Diminick, 1962-92 (267-81-7 at Mount Carmel)

7. (6) Muskegon (Mich.) — 903
All-time record: 903-294-43
Source: Michigan High School Athletic Association record book
2024: 3-5
First season: 1895
State championships: 19 — 1920, 1921, 1923, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1936, 1937, 1942, 1944, 1951, 1971, 1986, 1989, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2017, 2023
Notable coaches: Dave Taylor, 1983-99 (112-50-1 at Muskegon, 195-99-1 overall); Leo Redmond, 1925-46 (156-29-13); Bob Zuppke, 1906-09 (29-4-2)

8. (8) Highland Park (Dallas, Texas) — 900
All-time record: 900-267-27
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2024: 14-2
First season: 1923
State championships: 6 — 1945, 1957, 2005, 2016, 2017, 2018
Notable coaches: Randy Allen, 1981-present (446-95-6, 23 years at Highland Park, 293-36)

9. (9) Easton Area (Pa.) — 886
All-time record: 886-390-55
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 11-2
First season: 1889
State championships: 3 — 1939 (state poll), 1958 (state poll), 1968 (state poll)
Notable coaches: Steve Shiffert, 1994-2016 (216-89-1)

10. (10) McKinley (Canton, Ohio) — 882
All-time record: 882-381-42
Source: School website
2024: 8-5
First season: 1894
State championships: 12 — 1895, 1896, 1920, 1927, 1934, 1942, 1944, 1955, 1956, 1981, 1997, 1998
National championships: 2 — 1934, 1997
Notable coaches: Thom McDaniels, 1982-97 (137-49)

11. (11) Haynesville (La.) — 880
All-time record: 880-313-34
Source: Hunter Bower, Haynesville historian
2024: 14-1
First season: 1907
State championships: 17 — 1924, 1929, 1936, 1970, 1971, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2009, 2013, 2014
Notable coaches: Alton "Red" Franklin, 1967-2001 (365-75-9)

12. (12) Ansonia (Conn.) — 875
All-time record: 875-244-57
Source: State high school record book compiled by Gerry DeSimas Jr.
2024: 12-1
First season: 1900
State championships: 22 — 1976, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1995, 2002, 2003, 2006 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016, 2022, 2024
Notable coaches: Jack Hunt, 1987-2005 (193-26); Charles Jarvis, 1938-66 (175-77-12); Tom Brockett, 2006-24 (215-18)

13. (13) Steubenville (Ohio) — 874
All-time record: 874-335-34
Source: Ohio High School Athletic Association
2024: 13-1
First season: 1897
State championships: 5 — 1925, 1926, 1930, 1931, 1984, 2005, 2006, 2017
Notable coaches: Reno Saccoccia, 1983-present (425-85)

14. (14) Maryville (Tenn.) — 869
All-time record: 869-248-35
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 12-3
First season: 1926
State championships: 17 — 1970, 1976, 1978, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2019
Notable coaches: George Quarles, 1999-2016 (250-16); Ted Wilson, 1966-80 (145-28-2)

15. (15) Shelby (N.C.) — 865
All-time record: 865-325-42
Source: Jim Sherman, school statistician
2024: 11-3
First season: 1910
State championships: 18 — 1947, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1984, 1986, 1987, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021
Notable coaches: R.W. Morris, 1924-32, 1936-55 (135-105-19); Pearley Allen, 1956-76 (175-49-14); Jim Taylor, 1977-97 (201-54-2); Chris Norman, 1998-2010, (147-39-1); Lance Ware, 2011-18 (99-25, 5 state titles)

16. (17) Clinton (Okla.) — 860
All-time record: 860-311-37
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 9-3
First season: 1919
State championships: 16 — 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1978, 1982, 1984, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2021
Notable coaches: Mike Lee, 1991-2015 (292-71)

17. (16) Parkersburg (W.Va.) — 857
All-time record: 847-371-39
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 4-7
First season: 1900
State championships: 17 — 1911, 1918, 1919, 1921, 1922, 1927, 1938, 1940, 1943, 1950, 1958, 1976, 1978, 1999, 2001, 2006, 2007
Notable coaches: Buddy James, 1968-90 (178-69-2)

18. (24) East St. Louis (Ill.) — 854
All-time record: 854-220-39
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2024: 13-1
First season: 1925
State championships: 11 — 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989, 1991, 2008, 2016, 2019, 2022, 2024
National championships: 1 — 1985
Notable coaches: Bob Shannon, 1976-95 (193-35)

19. (18) Everett (Mass.) — 851
All-time record: 851-388-79
Source: Everett historians Fred Merchant, John Boy Boardman and Arnie Boardman
2024: 4-6
First season: 1893
State championships: 28 — 1896, 1897, 1903, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1927, 1940, 1945, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017
National championships: 2 — 1914, 1915
Notable coaches: John DiBiaso, 1992-2017 (252-33 at Everett)

20. (19) Hampton (Va.) — 851
All-time record: 851-296-47
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 9-4
First season: 1899
State championships: 17 — 1936, 1942, 1948, 1950, 1969, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2005
National championships: 2 — 1996, 1997
Notable coaches: Mike Smith, 1971-2021 (505-97-2)

21. (23) Summerville (S.C.) — 846
All-time record: 846-273-30
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 13-1
First season: 1920
State championships: 12 — 1948, 1949, 1955, 1956, 1969, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1998
Notable coaches: John McKissick, 1952-2014 (620-156-13)

22. (21) Steelton-Highspire (Steelton, Pa.) — 846
All-time record: 846-450-64
Source: School website
2024: 10-3
First season: 1894
State championships: 12 — 1924, 1925, 1926, 1937, 1948, 1978, 1982, 2007, 2008, 2020, 2022, 2023
Notable coaches: Rob Deibler, 1999-2011 (117-55)

23. (20) Berwick (Pa.) — 845
All-time record: 845-373-43
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 4-7
First season: 1888
State championships: 6 — 1988, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
National championships: 3 — 1983, 1992, 1995
Notable coaches: George Curry, 1971-2005, 2012-2015 (404-83-3)

24. (22) Mart (Texas) — 844
All-time record: 844-362-43
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2024: 9-3
First season: 1912
State championships: 8 — 1957, 1969, 1999, 2006, 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019
Notable coaches: Rusty Nail, 2006-14 (105-23)

25. (28) Paducah Tilghman (Paducah, Ky.) — 840
All-time record: 840-356-25
Source: KHSAA record book
2024: 15-0
First season: 1904
State championships: 3 — 1973, 1985, 2009
Notable coaches: Ralph McRight, 1937-41, 1946-61 (157-48-7)

26. (25) Ada (Okla.) — 839
All-time record: 839-362-24
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 8-4
First season: 1912
State championships: 19 — 1951, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1970, 1974, 1980, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996,
Notable coaches: Elvan George, 1940-58 (161-46-8); Craig McBroom, 1959-70, 1973-79 (158-61-4); Larry McBroom, 1980-95, 2000-03 (199-60-0)

27. (26) Nashville (Ark.) — 837
All-time record: 837-363-27
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 6-5
First season: 1910
State championships: 9 — 1941, 1942, 1955, 1967, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2015
Notable coaches: Billy Laird, 1992-2003, (129-34-1); Dwight Jones, 1954-66 (101-44); Lester Bradley, 1928-37, 1940-49 (151-49-9)

28. (29) Gaffney (S.C.) — 837
All-time record: 837-360-30
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 10-2
First season: 1921
State championships: 17 — 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1934, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1985, 1992, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2012, 2021
Notable coaches: Bob Prevatte, 1956-69 (129-29-11); Joe Montgomery, 1991-2002 (105-53)

29. (27) Dobyns-Bennett (Kingsport, Tenn.) — 835
All-time record: 835-272-28
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2024: 8-4
First season: 1921
State championships: 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1959, 1960
Notable coaches: Graham Clark, 1993-2017 (252-71, 233-68 at Dobyns-Bennett)

30. (63) Louisville (Miss.) — 833
All-time record: 833-328-29
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2024: 13-2
First season: 1920
State championships: 12 — 1985, 1986, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2023
Notable coaches: M.C. Miller, 2010-18 (96-32), Tyrone Shorter, 2019-25 (76-10), Tony Stanford, 1995-2002 (76-31)

31. (33) Reidsville (N.C.) — 830
All-time record: 830-324-38
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 11-1
First season: Early 1900s
State championships: 23 — 1930, 1931, 1932, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1943, 1945, 1950, 1954, 1963, 1969, 1970, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023
Notable coaches: Jimmy Teague, 1992-2008, 2012-22 (339-58 at Reidsville)

32. (30) Brockton (Mass.) — 830
All-time record: 830-422-64
Source: Fred Merchant via Paul Auger, Brockton historian
2024: 5-6
First season: 1897
State championships: 18 — 1924, 1932, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1959, 1960, 1972, 1973, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 2004, 2005
Notable coaches: Armond Colombo, 1969-2002 (316-100-5, 220 wins at Brockton, 96 wins in 14 years at Archbishop Williams)

33. (31) Harlan (Iowa) — 829
All-time record: 829-306-43
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 6-4
First season: 1923
State championships: 13 — 1972, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2022
Notable coaches: Curt Bladt, 1978-2018 (414-64)

34. (32) Amarillo (Texas) — 825
All-time record: 825-382-23
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2024: 6-5
First season: 1908
State championships: 4 — 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940
Notable coaches: Larry Dippel, 1971-2005 (253-134-6, 31 years at Amarillo, 224-119-5); Howard Lynch, 1937-50 (126-29-1)

35. (34) Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) — 824
All-time record: 824-283-40
Source: Cal-Hi Sports
2024: 6-6
First season: 1904
State championships: 1909 (Cal-Hi Sports), 1919 (CIF), 1935 (Cal-Hi Sports), 1958 (Cal-Hi Sports), 1959 (Cal-Hi Sports), 19 Southern Section championships
Notable coaches: Raul Lara, 2001-13 (131-28), Jerry Jaso, 1980-2001 (157 wins)

36. (36) Bakersfield (Calif.) — 823
All-time record: 823-300-43
Source: Cal-Hi Sports
2024: 11-2
First season: 1896
State championships: 7 — 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1927, 2013 (36 section championships)
Notable coaches: Dwight "Goldie" Griffith, 1908-42, 1945 (207-50-26); Paul Briggs, 1953-85 (209-99-12)

37. (35) St. Xavier (Louisville, Ky.) — 822
All-time record: 822-321-20
Source: KHSAA record book
2024: 7-5
First season: 1917
State championships: 13 — 1962, 1969, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1986, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2021
Notable coaches: Mike Glaser, 1982-2017 (336-78); Kevin Wallace, 1984-93, 1996-2017 (299-101), 2018-23 (at St. Xavier, 47-15)

38. (37) Leominster (Mass.) — 821
All-time record: 821-441-64
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 9-2
First season: 1894
State championships: 12 — 1973, 1974, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1989, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2011, 2012
Notable coaches: Charlie Broderick, 1930-64 (252-126-25)

39. (38) Booker T. Washington (Tulsa, Okla.) — 820
All-time record: 820-261-30
Source: David Porch, Oklahoma historian
2024: 10-3
First season: 1922
State championships: 25 — 1922, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1942, 1945, 1948, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1973, 1984, 2008, 2010, 2017 (Note: 17 other state titles won between 1921 and 1951 in the Oklahoma Interscholastic Athletic Association)
Notable coaches: Ed Lacy, 1965-73 (78-11-3); Seymour Williams, 1921-51 (290-23-11)

40. (40) Danville (Ky.) — 820
All-time record: 820-325-35
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 0-11
First season: 1924
State championships: 11 — 1962, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2017
Notable coaches: Sam Harp, 1988-2012 (326-106)

41. (39) Mt. Carmel (Chicago, Ill.) — 818
All-time record: 818-256-31
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2024: 11-3
First season: 1924
State championships: 15 — 1980, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2012, 2013, 2019, 2022, 2023
Notable coaches: Frank Lenti, 1984-2017 (372-77)

42. (45) LaGrange (Ga.) — 810
All-time record: 810-394-40
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 10-4
First season: 1905
State championships: 6 — 1955, 1958, 1991, 2001, 2003, 2004
National championships: 1 — 1991
Notable coaches: Oliver Hunnicutt, 1942-71 (174-89-18); Steve Pardue, 1994-2010 (161-45-0)

43. (43) Owensboro (Ky.) — 810
All-time record: 810-402-30
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association
2024: 8-4
First season: 1895
State championships: 4 — 1917, 1974, 1983, 1986
Notable coaches: Gerald Poynter, 1965-76, 1988-95 (152-68-3)

44. (46) Neville (Monroe, La.) — 809
All-time record: 809-268-20
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 11-2
First season: 1931
State championships: 12 — 1955, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1972, 1983, 1984, 1995, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015
Notable coaches: Charlie Brown, 1963-92 (263-67-6)

45. (41) Lawton (Okla.) — 808Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 4-7
First season: 1902
State championships: 4 — 1962, 1963, 1970, 1987
Notable coaches: Randy Breeze, 2006-18 (102-38); Bob Bodenhamer, 1954-63 (80-27-6)

46. (42) Pine Bluff (Ark.) — 808
All-time record: 808-412-54
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 4-6
First season: 1901
State championships: 22 —- 1916, 1921, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1943, 1951, 1962, 1963, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2014, 2015
National championships: 2 — 1925, 1939
Notable coaches: Allen Dunaway, 1926-39 (120-24-10, 7 state championships); Foy Hammonds, 1921-25 (58-4-2); Marion Glover, 1984-97 (126-45-2)

47. (44) Temple (Texas) — 807
All-time record: 807-376-51
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2024: 7-4
First season: 1905
State championships: 2 — 1979, 1992
Notable coaches: Bob McQueen, 1965-99 (276-86-9, 28 seasons at Temple, 242-78-7)

48. (47) New Britain (Conn.) — 802
All-time record: 802-378-50
Source: School's football website
2024: 8-3
First season: 1892
State championships: 31 — 1892, 1893, 1896, 1903, 1904, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1915, 1916, 1919, 1921, 1924, 1926, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1940, 1942, 1945, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1992, 2001, 2003, 2004
Notable coaches: Anthony Apisso, 1957-76 (138-43-6); Chick Shea, 1932-41 (70-14-8)

49. (51) Mount Airy (N.C.) — 799
All-time record: 799-330-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 13-1

50. (50) Refugio (Texas) — 798
All-time record: 798-279-33
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 11-2
First season: 1931
State championships: 5 — 1970, 1982, 2011, 2016, 2019
Notable coaches: Jason Herring, 1996-present (293-61-0 overall; 223-24-0 at Refugio)

51. (48) Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville, Tenn.) — 798
All-time record: 798-376-46
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 4-8

52. (49) Central (Little Rock, Ark.) — 795
All-time record: 795-428-48
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 3-8

53. (68) Alcoa (Tenn.) — 793
All-time record: 793-305-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 13-1

54. (56) Longview (Texas) — 792
All-time record: 792-359-54
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 12-3

55. (52) Gainesville (Ga.) — 791
All-time record: 791-357-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 7-4

56. (54) Aliquippa (Pa.) — 790
All-time record: 790-331-42
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 8-3

57. (60) Booneville (Ark.) — 788
All-time record: 788-347-35
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 11-2

58. (53) Lawrence (Kan.) — 787
All-time record: 787-320-38
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 4-5

59. (55) Brownwood (Texas) — 787
All-time record: 787-407-34
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 6-5

60. (59) Jeannette (Pa.) — 786
All-time record: 786-345-48
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 9-4

61. (57) Cathedral (Indianapolis, Ind.) — 785
All-time record: 785-308-19
Source: AlmanacSports.com
2024: 6-4

62. (66) Marist (Atlanta, Ga.) — 784
All-time record: 784-340-38
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 14-1

63. (58) Plano (Texas) — 783
All-time record: 783-402-50
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 5-5

64. (64) Cuero (Texas) — 782
All-time record: 782-391-35
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 9-4

65. (65) Jenks (Okla.) — 780
All-time record: 780-281-29
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 8-4

66. (62) Montclair (N.J.) — 778
All-time record: 778-367-55
Source: Roger Saylor's Penn State Archives
2024: 4-6

67. (72) Corbin (Ky.) — 777
All-time record: 777-324-34
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 12-2

68. (61) Washington (Sioux Falls, S.D.) — 776
All-time record: 776-367-38
Source: School website
2024: 2-7

69. (70) Wyoming (Cincinnati, Ohio) — 775
All-time record: 775-225-48
Source: Ohio High School Athletic Association
2024: 11-1

70. (67) Rockhurst (Kansas City, Mo.) — 775
All-time record: 775-268-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 6-4

71. (71) Marquette University (Milwaukee, Wis.) — 775
All-time record: 775-296-34
Source: WiHiFootball.com
2024: 9-3

72. (87) Meridian (Miss.) — 775
All-time record: 775-359-49
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2024: 4-7

73. (69) Pikeville (Ky.) — 773
All-time record: 773-320-27
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 7-6

74. (75) Thomasville (Ga.) — 772
All-time record: 772-370-46
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 10-3

75. (73) Baylor (Chattanooga, Tenn.) — 770
All-time record: 770-351-42
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 12-1

76. (74) Starkville (Miss.) — 769
All-time record: 769-287-28
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2024: 7-5

77. (76) Greenwood (S.C.) — 769
All-time record: 769-346-53
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 9-3

78. (80) Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.) — 766
All-time record: 766-366-43
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2024: 12-2

79. (85) Bowling Green (Ky.) — 764
All-time record: 764-357-35
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association
2024: 13-2

80. (79) Woodward Academy (College Park, Ga.) — 764
All-time record: 764-432-43
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 8-4

81. (82) Albany (Texas) — 762
All-time record: 762-343-30
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 9-3

82. (78) Tuscola (Ill.) — 761
All-time record: 761-352-43
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2024: 5-5

83. (81) New Castle (Pa.) — 759
All-time record: 759-442-69
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 5-4

84. (99) Abbeville (S.C.) — 758
All-time record: 758-336-28
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 13-1 

85. (86) Jesuit (New Orleans, La.) — 757
All-time record: 757-379-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 7-5

86. (84) Coatesville (Pa.) — 757
All-time record: 757-424-49
Source: Pa. Football News
2024: 5-5

87. (83) C.H. Yoe (Cameron, Texas) — 756
All-time record: 756-392-43
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 3-8

88. (89) Gilmer (Texas) — 755
All-time record: 755-405-40
Source: Texas High School Football History
2024: 8-4

89. (92) Blazer (Ashland, Ky.) — 755
All-time record: 755-426-42
Source: Four Seasons Football
2024: 11-2

90. (111) Ironton (Ohio) — 755
All-time record: 755-364-45
Source: Ohio state association record book
2024: 15-1

91. (93) Thomas-Fay-Custer (Thomas, Okla.) — 754
All-time record: 754-223-11
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 11-2

92. (88) Arcola (Ill.) — 751
All-time record: 751-365-39
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2024: 4-5

93. (94) Christian Brothers (Memphis, Tenn.) — 751
All-time record: 751-380-41
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 5-5

94. (90) Creighton Prep (Omaha, Neb.) — 750
All-time record: 750-249-23
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 4-6

95. (100) Dillon (S.C.) — 750
All-time record: 750-341-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 10-3 

96. (91) Pioneer (Ann Arbor, Mich.) — 750
All-time record: 750-478-38
Source: Michigan High School Athletic Association
2024: 5-5

97. (107) Carrollton (Ga.) — 749
All-time record: 749-255-30
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2024: 14-1

98. (95) Saint Louis (Honolulu, Hawaii) — 749
All-time record: 749-282-38
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 9-3

99. (104) Phillipsburg (N.J.) — 748
All-time record: 748-343-50
Source: Football Friday Night
2024: 11-3

100. (97) Jamestown (N.Y.) —748
All-time record: 748-437-57
Source: School website
2024: 6-5

101-200

101. (103) Evansville Reitz (Ind.) — 747-301-29  (10-3)
102. (96) Washington (Pa.) — 747-385-57 (5-6)
103 (98) Fort Hill (Cumberland, Md.) — 746-190-16 (11-3)
104. (112) Bridgeport (W.Va.) — 746-306-29  (14-0)
105. (101) Williamsport (Pa.) — 746-507-55 (7-6)
106. (108) North Medford (Medford, Ore.) — 744-312-34 (9-4)
107. (102) Webb City (Mo.) — 744-375-37 (6-7)
108. (114) Cartersville (Ga.) — 742-333-30  (12-1)
109. (NR) Salem (Va.) — 741-338-44 (10-3)
110. (109) Knoxville Central (Knoxville, Tenn.) — 740-408-36 (5-7)

111. (106) Tyler (Texas) — 740-422-41 (4-6)
112. (118) Lake View (S.C.) — 739-315-18 (11-2)
113. (116) Dover (Ohio), 739-382-44 (9-4)
114. (124) T.R. Miller (Brewton, Ala.) — 738-336-20 (12-1)
115. (120) Martins Ferry (Ohio) — 738-407-36 (10-2)
116. (129) Clairton (Pa.) — 737-374-41 (13-1)
117. (121) Lufkin (Texas) — 737-379-38 (10-2)
118. (105) Corsicana (Texas) — 737-441-44 (1-9)
119. (117) Seminole (Okla.) — 736-393-32 (7-4)
120. (130) Wagoner (Okla.) — 736-396-30 (12-1)

121. (113) Whitehaven (Memphis, Tenn.) — 736-309-19 (6-4)
122. (122) Abilene (Texas) — 735-429-34 (8-4)
123. (119) El Campo (Texas) — 734-348-42 (6-5)
124. (127) Harding (Warren, Ohio) — 733-473-49 (8-4)
125. (132) Artesia (N.M.) — 732-359-33 (9-4)
126. (126) Dunmore (Pa.) — 731-378-52 (6-6)
127. (128) Ridley (Folsom, Pa.) — 731-209-23 (7-5)
128. (115) St. Ignatius (Cleveland, Ohio), 731-347-32 (1-10)
129. (135) Hartsville (S.C.) — 730-391-27 (10-2-1)
130. (131) Mogadore (Ohio) — 729-295-22 (6-6)

131. (123) Jefferson City (Mo.) — 729-333-25 (3-7)
132. (136) Haywood (Brownsville, Tenn.) — 729-410-35 (8-4)
133. (125) Oneonta (Ala.) — 728-376-33 (2-8)
134. (144) DuPont Manual (Louisville, Ky.) — 728-483-37 (10-2)
135. (139) Frontenac (Kan.) — 727-260-9 (9-1)
136. (134) Hondo (Texas) — 726-382-31 (6-5)
137. (142) McKeesport (Pa.) — 726-431-51 (8-5)
138. (133) Wheaton-Warrenville South (Wheaton, Ill.) — 725-314-28 (5-5)
139. (141) William Penn Charter (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 725-393-53 (7-3)
140. (138) Pottsville (Pa.) — 725-553-46 (6-6)

141. (137) Fayette County (Fayette, Ala.) — 724-376-35 (5-6)
142. (158) Milan (Tenn.) — 724-415-22 (13-2)
143. (140) Harlingen (Texas) — 723-335-40 (5-6)
144. (146) Sandusky (Ohio) — 723-430-36 (7-5)
145. (143) Central (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 723-468-61 (6-6)
146. (148) Darlington (Wis.) — 722-312-26 (9-3)
147 (151) Joliet Catholic (Joliet, Ill.) — 722-329-23 (10-4)
148. (155) Portland (Maine) — 722-482-72 (11-2)
149. (150) Piqua (Ohio) — 721-452-48 (4-6)
150. (157) McCallie (Chattanooga, Tenn.) — 720-393-45 (11-2)

151. (163) Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio) — 720-371-33 (14-2)
152. (145) Bellaire (Ohio) — 720-403-53 (4-6)
153. (156) Frankford (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 720-329-50 (9-3)
154. (147) Columbia (Lake City, Fla.) — 719-361-36 (5-6)
155. (149) Sweetwater (Texas) — 719-431-29 (6-5)
156. (152) Sheridan (Ind.) — 719-437-30 (7-6)
157. (154) Greensburg Salem (Greensburg, Pa.) — 718-420-39 (7-4)
158. (159) Camden (S.C.) — 718-433-24 (9-4)
164. (168) Fitzgerald (Ga.) — 718-414-30 (10-4)
160. (165) Shelby (Ohio) — 715-418-42 (12-1)

161. (153) Smith Center (Kan.) — 715-306-32 (4-5)
162. (160) Morgantown (W.Va.) — 715-371-43 (8-4)
163. (181) Stamford (Texas) — 714-392-33 (15-1)
164. (172) St. Joseph's Prep (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 714-433-37 (11-2)
165. (174) Huntingdon (Tenn.) — 713-325-15 (10-3)
166. (170) Spartanburg (S.C.) — 713-407-38 (9-3)
167. (167) Fort Myers (Fla.) — 712-335-41 (8-4)
168. (178) Mahnomen (Minn.) — 711-214-9 (11-1)
169. (164) Illini West (Carthage, Ill.) — 711-346-54 (6-4)
170. (162) Bluefield (W.Va.) — 711-353-23 (5-6)

171. (179) Menominee (Mich.) — 710-319-40 (10-2)
172. (180) Thomson (Ga.) — 710-337-37 (9-4)
173. (161) Fostoria (Ohio) — 710-505-42 (3-7)
174. (171) Ardmore (Okla.) — 709-426-28 (6-5)
175. (186) Sharon (Pa.) — 709-461-51 (11-2)
176. (177) Troy (Ohio) — 708-420-41 (6-5)
177. (175) Deshler (Tuscumbia, Ala.) — 707-378-35 (6-4)
178. (203) Trousdale County (Hartsville, Tenn.) — 707-313-16 (1-9)
179. (184) Hominy (Okla.) — 707-340-24 (9-3)
180. (197) Woodland (Fairfax, Okla.) — 707-404-36 (14-0)

181. (183) Northbridge (Whitinsville, Mass.) — 706-319-49 (8-4)
182. (188) Davis (Okla.) — 706-326-26 (10-4)
183. (194) Muskogee (Okla.) — 706-399-31 (12-1)
184. (230) Clinton (S.C.) — 706-419-27 (12-2)
185. (166) Beaver Falls (Pa.) — 705-438-52 (0-10)
186. (173) Fitchburg (Mass.) — 705-528-57 (2-9)
187. (223) Celina (Texas) — 704-300-23 (16-0)
188. (214) Carthage (Texas) — 704-368-41 (15-1)
189. (176) Webster Groves (Mo.) — 704-388-38 (2-8)
190. (198) Fairmont Senior (Fairmont, W.Va.) — 704-416-46 (11-2)

191. (169) Huntingdon (Pa.) — 704-421-39 (0-10)
192. (182) Clarksdale (Miss.) — 704-424-29 (5-7)
193. (249) Magee (Miss.) — 703-362-30 (12-1)
194. (185) Asheville (N.C.) — 703-403-38 (5-3)
195. (202) Woodberry Forest (Va.) — 700-277-38 (8-0)
196. (224) Allegany (Cumberland, Md.) — 700-320-30 (4-6)
197. (193) Garland (Texas) — 700-411-51 (5-5)
198. (213) Normal Community (Normal, Ill.) — 699-368-35 (10-2)
199. (110) Somerset (Ky.) — 699-454-42 (9-5)
200. (190) Haverhill (Mass.) — 699-561-95 (3-8)

201-300

201. (219) MICDS (St. Louis, Mo.) — 698-243-20 (11-3)
202. (204) Geneseo (Ill.) — 698-332-19 (6-5)
203. (220) Thomasville (Ala.) — 698-351-49 (11-1)
204. (192) Champaign Central (Champaign, Ill.) — 698-403-41 (3-6)
205. (209) Bristow (Okla.) — 698-427-34 (7-5)
206. (189) Laurel (Miss.) — 698-441-37 (2-9)
207. (210) New Philadelphia (Ohio) — 698-448-53 (7-4) 
208. (218) Norman (Okla.) — 698-466-45 (10-2)
209. (221) Greeneville (Tenn.) — 697-391-36 (11-2)
210. (187) Clovis (N.M.) — 697-363-34 (0-10)

211. (195) Thomasville (N.C.) — 697-365-32 (4-7)
212. (208) Iowa City (Iowa) — 697-381-35 (6-4)
213. (196) Mesa (Ariz.) — 697-386-37 (4-6)
214. (191) Glass (Lynchburg, Va.) — 697-397-45 (5-6)
215. (239) Hickory (N.C.) — 697-399-25 (14-1)
216. (228) Stephenville (Texas) — 697-420-26 (12-2)
217. (206) Oak Ridge (Tenn.) — 696-222-11 (9-5)
218. (211) Dos Palos (Calif.) — 696-300-25 (6-5)
219. (199) Rochester (Pa.) — 696-433-54 (3-7-1)
220. (205) Salem (Mass.) — 696-518-96 (4-7)

221. (207) Marceline (Mo.) — 695-361-41 (4-6)
222. (241) Batesburg-Leesville (Batesburg, S.C.) — 695-407-42 (12-1)
223. (216) Childress (Texas) — 695-435-28 (6-6)
224. (232) Union City (Tenn.) — 695-438-26 (10-3)
225. (243) Gonzaga Prep (Spokane, Wash.) — 694-231-27 (12-1)
226. (231) Upper Arlington (Columbus, Ohio) — 694-261-18 (10-3)
227. (229) Jackson (Mo.) — 694-435-38 (9-3)
228. (200) Rock Island (Ill.) — 694-445-46 (1-8)
229. (NR) Catholic Central (Grand Rapids, Mich.) — 693-324-44 (8-5)
230. (217) Glasgow (Ky.) — 693-404-29 (5-6)

231. (215) Butte (Mont.) — 693-421-38 (4-7)
232. (201) Wichita Falls (Texas) — 693-451-49 (0-0, now closed)
233. (225) Demopolis (Ala.) — 692-336-42 (7-4)
234. (244) St. John's Prep (Danvers, Mass.) — 692-340-43 (10-2)
235. (212) Eureka (Calif.) — 692-369-35 (3-7)
236. (250) Mishawaka (Ind.) — 692-382-35 (11-3)
237. (227) Monessen (Pa.) — 692-403-47 (7-4)
238. (240) Stillwater (Okla.) — 692-406-34 (9-3)
239. (235) Paulsboro (N.J.) — 691-290-51 (8-3)
240. (NR) Mason (Texas) — 690-402-37 (11-2)

241. (NR) Northside (Fort Smith, Ark.) — 690-457-41 (3-8)
242. (233) Palo Alto (Calif.) — 690-466-56 (6-6)
243. (NR) Manhattan (Kan.) — 689-316-36 (12-1)
244. (NR) Bardstown (Ky.) — 689-317-22 (9-4)
245. (247) Enterprise (Ala.) — 689-346-34 (8-5)
246. (226) Middlesboro (Ky.) — 689-386-28 (4-6)
247. (222) Peoria (Ill.) — 689-462-60 (9-3)
248. (NR) Memphis Central (Memphis, Tenn.) — 689-477-46 (7-4)
249. (246) Silver Lake (Kan.) — 688-198-13 (7-3)
250. (NR) Limon (Colo.) — 688-236-12 (9-3)

251. (NR) Littlefield (Texas) — 688-366-28 (8-5)
252. (236) Cedar Falls (Iowa) — 688-376-23 (5-5)
253. (238) Colbert County (Leighton, Ala.) — 688-399-22 (5-6)
254. (NR) Sexton (Lansing, Mich.) — 688-418-47 (5-5)
255. (242) Berkeley (Calif.) — 688-463-61 (5-6)
256. (NR) Vale (Ore.) — 687-232-32 (12-1)
257. (248) Cairo (Ga.) — 687-361-37 (6-5)
258. (NR) Pittsburg (Calif.) — 686-306-40 (12-3)
259. (NR) UMS-Wright Prep (Mobile, Ala.) — 686-441-26 (6-7)
260. (NR) Trinity (Louisville, Ky.) — 685-185-7 (13-2)

261. (NR) Loyola (Los Angeles, Calif.) — 685-343-37 (6-7)
262. (NR) Texas (Texarkana, Texas) — 685-431-32 (12-1)
263. (234) Hopkinsville (Ky.) — 685-519-33 (1-9)
264. (237) Griffin (Ga.) — 684-397-36 (1-9)
265. (NR) Ross (Fremont, Ohio) — 684-474-48 (5-6)
266. (245) Oak Park-River Forest (Oak Park, Ill.) — 683-431-38 (1-8)
267. (NR) St. Rita (Chicago, Ill.) — 683-342-35 (10-3)
268. (NR) Morris (Ill.) — 683-387-31 (8-5)
269. (NR) Brenham (Texas) — 683-412-38 (11-2)
270. (NR) Beaver (Pa.) — 683-424-55 (8-3)

271. (NR) Yankton (S.D.) — 682-307-23 (8-3)
272. (NR) Chillicothe (Mo.) — 682-406-37 (5-6)
273. (NR) Northeast (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 682-430-66 (7-5)
274. (NR) South Panola (Batesville, Miss.) — 681-259-28 (12-3)
275. (NR) Southington (Conn.) — 681-309-47 (3-7)
276. (NR) Woodruff (S.C.) — 681-357-29 (9-2)
277. (NR) Windber (Pa.) — 681-386-44 (10-3)
278. (NR) Moline (Ill.) — 681-437-44 (8-3)
279. (NR) Mt. Carmel (Ill.) — 680-312-31 (5-5)
280. (NR) Holmes (Edenton, N.C.) — 680-348-40 (7-5)

281.(NR) Benjamin Russell (Alexander City, Ala.) — 680-379-26 (5-6)
282. (NR) Purcell (Okla.) — 680-434-29 (2-8)
283. (NR) Marshfield (Coos Bay, Ore.) — 679-314-50 (2-7)
284. (NR) Versailles (Ohio) — 679-339-26 (5-6)
285. (NR) Groveton (Texas) — 679-358-34 (0-10)
286. (NR) Russellville (Ala.) — 679-369-31 (7-4)
287. (NR) Sonora (Texas) — 679-384-30 (5-6)
288. (NR) Cathedral Prep (Erie, Pa.) — 678-324-19 (7-4)
289. (NR) Tyrone (Pa.) — 678-407-41 (6-5)
290. (NR) University School (Hunting Valley, Ohio) — 678-415-30 (5-6)

291. (NR) Kingfisher (Okla.) — 678-485-32 (5-6)
292. (NR) Dublin (Ga.) — 676-345-27 (13-1)
293. (NR) Jasper (Texas) — 676-407-38 (4-7)
294. (NR) North Penn (Lansdale, Pa.) — 676-412-40 (11-3)
295. (NR) Dalton (Ga.) — 675-289-24 (0-10)
296. (NR) Emmetsburg (Iowa) — 675-300-45 (7-2)
297. (NR) Barnwell (S.C.) — 675-382-31 (13-2)
298. (NR) Canadian (Texas) — 675-399-32 (10-4)
299. (NR) Martinsburg (W. Va.) — 674-389-32 (13-1)
300. (NR) Beverly (Mass.) — 674-498-65 (4-7)

301-400

301. (NR) Bryan (Ohio) — 674-508-45 (1-9)
302. (NR) Lowell (Mass.) — 674-552-77 (4-7)
303. (NR) Platte County (Platte City, Mo.) — 673-334-34 (14-0)
304. (NR) Tupelo (Miss.) — 673-385-25 (14-0)
305. (NR) Amory (Miss.) — 673-423-15 (8-4)
306. (NR) Santa Barbara (Calif.) — 673-434-33 (6-4-1)
307. (NR) Santa Monica (Calif.) — 673-444-51 (4-6)
308. (NR) Buford (Ga.) — 672-259-16 (12-2)
309. (NR) Memorial (St. Marys, Ohio) — 672-357-34 (10-3)
310. (NR) Traverse City Central (Mich.) — 672-363-50 (4-5)

311. (NR) Greer (S.C.) — 672-398-32 (7-5)
312. (NR) Jackson (Jackson, Ohio) — 672-424-48 (8-4)
313. (NR) Sherman (Texas) — 672-486-47 (3-7)
314. (NR) Sinton (Texas) — 671-421-41 (13-1)
315. (NR) Hartselle (Hartselle, Ala.) — 671-424-31 (9-3)
316. (NR) Henry Clay (Lexington, Ky.) — 671-434-35 (1-10)
317. (NR) Sacred Heart-Griffin (Springfield, Ill.) — 670-266-23 (6-5)
318. (NR) Tuscola (Ill.) — 670-327-18 (5-6)
319. (NR) Carlinville (Ill.) — 670-343-32 (5-5)
320. (NR) Concord (N.C.) — 670-380-30 (4-7)

321. (NR) Bessemer City (Bessemer, Ala.) — 670-416-34 (7-4)
322. (NR) Hobart (Okla.) — 670-422-18 (4-6)
323. (NR) Arlington (Ohio) — 669-299-34 (5-6)
324. (NR) Hobart (Ind.) — 669-337-16 (6-5)
325. (NR) Greater Johnstown (Johnstown, Pa.) — 669-480-56 (2-9)
326. (NR) Findlay (Ohio) — 669-510-35 (4-7)
327. (NR) Vernon (Texas) — 668-455-38 (9-4)
328. (NR) Bloomington (Ill.) — 668-456-51 (8-3)
329. (NR) Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose, Calif.) — 667 (0-10)
330. (NR) Naperville Central (Naperville, Ill.) — 667-362-19 (11-2)

331. (NR) Gordo (Ala.) — 667-368-31 (10-2)
332. (NR) Paola (Kan.) — 667-397-31 (1-8)
333. (NR) Culver Academies (Culver, Ind.) — 667-433-31 (8-2)
334. (NR) State College (State College, Pa.) — 667-436-29 (11-2)
335. (NR) Norristown (Pa.) — 667-515-49 (4-6)
336. (NR) Belfry (Ky.) — 666-359-16 (11-3)
337. (NR) Daingerfield (Texas) — 666-372-25 (8-6)
338. (NR) Tennessee (Bristol, Tenn.) — 666-401-28 (8-3)
339. (NR) Ballinger (Texas) — 666-421-31 (5-6)
340. (NR) Breckenridge (Texas) — 666-436-38 (1-9)

341. (NR) Miller (Corpus Christi, Texas) — 666-461-47 (11-3)
342. (NR) Crawford (Texas) — 665-282-33 (3-9)
343. (NR) Lane Tech (Chicago, Ill.) — 665-347-30 (3-6)
344. (NR) Westfield (N.J.) — 665-411-54 (4-6)
345. (NR) Hollidaysburg (Pa.) — 664-394-37 (13-1)
346. (NR) Warren (Pa.) — 664-528-55 (0-10)
347. (NR) Evanston (Ill.) — 663-360-36 (3-6)
348. (NR) Wink (Texas) — 663-370-18 (11-2)
349. (NR) Loveland (Colo.) — 663-389-35 (5-7)
350. (NR) Middletown (Ohio) — 663-395-18 (5-6)

351. (NR) Punahou (Honolulu, Hawaii) — 663-397-34 (3-9)
352. (NR) Laurel (Miss.) — 663-439-32 (2-9)
353. (NR) Eufaula (Ala.) — 662-370-26 (6-6)
354. (NR) Decatur (Ala.) — 662-376-27 (2-8)
355. (NR) Kamehameha Hawai'i (Kea'au, Hawaii) — 662-376-46 (5-5)
356. (NR) Grimsley (Greensboro, N.C.) — 662-476-57 (16-0)
357. (NR) Jackson (Ala.) — 661-374-41 (14-1)
358. (NR) Sterling (Ill.) — 661-381-44 (5-5)
359. (NR) Pickens County (Reform, Ala.) — 661-406-15 (4-7)
360. (NR) Bay City (Texas) — 661-435-34 (12-2)

361. (NR) Altus (Okla.) — 661-459-40 (4-6)
362. (NR) Hillhouse (New Haven, Conn.) — 661-518-61 (6-4)
363. (NR) West Lafayette (Ind.) — 660-319-26 (8-4)
364. (NR) Commerce (Ga.) — 660-328-20 (8-4)
365. (NR) Central Bucks West (Doylestown, Pa.) — 660-329-40 (10-3)
366. (NR) Napoleon (Ohio) — 660-385-32 (7-6)
367. (NR) Lincolnton (N.C.) — 660-409-39 (6-5)
368. (NR) Sikeston (Mo.) — 659-382-34 (3-7)
369. (NR) Holton (Kan.) — 659-357-23 (5-5)
370. (NR) Broken Bow (Okla.) — 658-304-22 (6-4)

371. (NR) Bismarck (N.D.) — 658-305-22 (8-3)
372. (NR) Philadelphia (Miss.) — 658-348-23 (5-7)
373. (NR) Rome Free Academy (Rome, N.Y.) — 658-357-52 (3-6)
374. (NR) Port Neches-Groves (Port Neches, Texas) — 658-370-33 (12-2)
375. (NR) Lakeland (Fla.) — 657-243-13 (13-1)
376. (NR) Cedartown (Ga.) — 657-388-36 (9-2)
377. (NR) Dodge City (Kan.) — 657-380-21 (6-4)
378. (NR) Zanesville (Ohio) — 657-434-32 (0-10)
379. (NR) Los Gatos (Calif.) — 656-301-35 (10-3)
380. (NR) Guntersville (Ala.) — 656-416-21 (9-2)

381. (NR) Greenfield (Ill.) — 656-434-40 (7-3)
382. (NR) McGregor (Texas) — 656-450-41 (1-9)
383. (NR) Gallatin (Tenn.) — 655-368-32 (3-7)
384. (NR) West Point (Miss.) — 655-408-24 (11-3)
385. (NR) Millville (N.J.) — 655-424-58 (10-3)
386. (NR) Orrville (Ohio) — 655-436-41 (4-6)
387. (NR) Mentor (Ohio) — 654-295-22 (13-1)
388. (NR) Elizabethton (Tenn.) — 654-359-26 (7-4)
389. (NR) Mountain Grove (Mo.) — 654-364-18 (7-4)
390. (NR) Farrell (Pa.) — 654-389-45 (7-6)

391. (NR) Paintsville (Ky.) — 654-392-28 (4-8)
392. (NR) Bradley Central (Cleveland, Tenn.) — 654-451-29 (3-7)
393. (NR) Coldwater (Ohio) — 653-285-21 (15-1)
394. (NR) Fairmont (Minn.) — 653-292-22 (7-1)
395. (NR) Le Roy (N.Y.) — 653-340-40 (6-5)
396. (NR) Pendleton (Ore.) — 653-361-31 (6-5)
397. (NR) St. Louis University (Mo.) — 652-328-35 (8-5)
398. (NR) Bellwood-Antis (Bellwood, Pa.) — 652-335-19 (8-4)
399. (NR) Harrisonville (Mo.) — 652-347-36 (6-5)
400. (NR) Radford (Va.) — 652-367-45 (8-4)

401-500

401. (NR) McComb (Ohio) — 652-372-45 (8-4)
402. (NR) Woodbury (N.J.) — 652-404-58 (4-6)
403. (NR) Guthrie (Okla.) — 652-588-38 (10-4)
404. (NR) Louisville (Ohio) — 651-329-36 (4-6)
405. (NR) Elder (Cincinnati, Ohio) — 651-343-30 (6-6)
406. (NR) Statesboro (Ga.) — 651-362-33 (4-6)
407. (NR) Hazard (Ky.) — 651-381-24 (9-5)
408. (NR) Bishop McDevitt (Harrisburg, Pa.) — 651-383-42 (14-2)
409. (NR) George Washington (Danville, Va.) — 651-425-40 (10-2)
410. (NR) Hannibal (Mo.) — 651-428-46 (7-5)

411. (NR) Fort Scott (Kan.) — 651-446-44 (6-4)
412. (NR) Escanaba (Mich.) — 650-364-37 (5-4)
413. (NR) Memphis University School (Memphis, Tenn.) — 650-368-26 (5-7)
414. (NR) Gloucester (Mass.) — 650-473-44 (5-5)
415. (NR) Lincoln High (Neb.) — 650-438-40 (3-6)
416. (NR) Katy (Texas) — 649-287-18 (12-2)
417. (NR) Scott (Scott City, Kan.) — 649-312-26 (9-2)
418. (NR) Benedictine (Savannah, Ga.) — 649-425-34 (7-5)
419. (NR) Mary Persons (Forsyth, Ga.) — 648-293-10 (2-8)
420. (NR) Episcopal (Alexandria, Va.) — 648-381-53 (1-8)

421. (NR) DuBois (Pa.) — 648-477-34 (8-4)
422. (NR) Santa Ana (Calif.) — 648-547-45 (2-8)
423. (NR) Wellington (Texas) — 647-420-30 (9-3)
424. (NR) Bellevue (Ohio) — 647-453-44 (2-8)
425. (NR) Ennis (Texas) — 647-466-34 (4-6)
426. (NR) Waxahachie (Texas) — 647-509-31 (9-4)
427. (NR) Bellville (Texas) — 646-375-25 (8-4)
428. (NR) Handley (Winchester, Va.) — 646-380-40 (8-3)
429. (NR) Franklin (Texas) — 646-387-37 (10-3)
430. (NR) Mainland (Daytona Beach, Fla.) — 646-425-36 (5-6)

431. (NR) Tivy (Kerrville, Texas) — 646-440-32 (6-5)
432. (NR) Haddonfield (N.J.) — 646-444-57 (7-4)
433. (NR) Gardner (Mass.) — 646-538-55 (10-1)
434. (NR) Monrovia (Calif.) — 645 (8-3)
435. (NR) Charleston (Miss.) — 645-370-29 (12-3)
436. (NR) Huntsville (Texas) — 645-421-29 (8-4)
437. (NR) Peabody Veterans Memorial (Peabody, Mass.) — 645-476-66 (5-7)
438. (NR) Clearfield (Pa.) — 645-485-38 (12-1)
439. (NR) Catholic Central (Novi, Mich.) — 644-241-21 (12-1)
440. (NR) Midwest City (Midwest City, Okla.) — 644-246-17 (5-6)

441. (NR) Cambridge-Isanti (Cambridge, Minn.) — 644-295-24 (0-9)
442. (NR) West Jefferson (Ohio) — 644-304-64 (3-7)
443. (NR) Webster City (Iowa) — 644-330-32 (3-6)
444. (NR) Casey-Westfield (Casey, Ill.) — 644-336-26 (10-2)
445. (NR) Hendersonville (N.C.) — 644-405-27 (5-5)
446. (NR) Hutchinson (Kan.) — 644-424-0 (8-3)
447. (NR) Maury (Norfolk, Va.) — 644-457-55 (15-0)
448. (NR) Cretin-Derham Hall (St. Paul, Minn.) — 643-281-23 (6-5)
449. (NR) San Angelo Central (Texas) — 643-476-46 (4-6)
450. (NR) Marshall (Texas) — 643-493-46 (10-3)

451. (NR) Austin (Texas) — 643-513-36 (5-6)
452. (NR) Salesianum (Wilmington, Del.) — 642-301-41 (11-2)
453. (NR) Forest (Miss.) — 642-391-33 (12-2)
454. (NR) Russell (Ky.) — 647-402-24 (9-4)
455. (NR) Etowah (Attalla, Ala.) — 642-445-27 (4-6)
456. (NR) Duncan (Okla.) — 642-473-27 (4-6)
457. (NR) Enid (Okla.) — 642-529-43 (2-8)
458. (NR) Auburn (Ill.) — 641-366-26 (2-7)
459. (NR) Smith County (Carthage, Tenn.) — 641-388-14 (2-9)
460. (NR) Taylorsville (Miss.) — 640-259-9 (6-6)

461. (NR) Darlington (Rome, Ga.) — 640-382-38 (5-6)
462. (NR) Hamilton (Ala.) — 640-402-38 (8-3)
463. (NR) Science Hill (Johnson City, Tenn.) — 640-420-40 (8-3)
464. (NR) Graham (Texas) — 640-468-36 (12-2)
465. (NR) Natrona County (Casper, Wyo.) — 639-318-28 (7-4)
466. (NR) Montoursville (Pa.) — 639-340-21 (6-6)
467. (NR) Vidalia (Ga.) — 639-359-21 (3-8)
468. (NR) Shamokin Area (Coal Township, Pa.) — 639-565-41 (12-1)
469. (NR) Sheridan (Wyo.) — 638-353-28 (12-0)
470. (NR) McCook (Neb.) — 638-389-25 (7-4)

471. (NR) Althoff Catholic (Belleville, Ill.) — 638-409-47 (14-0)
472. (NR) Everett (Wash.) — 638-413-35 (2-8)
473. (NR) Clifton (Texas) — 638-414-45 (6-5)
474. (NR) Stroud (Okla.) — 637-371-22 (12-1)
475. (NR) Atlantic City (N.J.) — 637-448-67 (8-3)
476. (NR) South Panola (Batesville, Miss.) — 636-256-13 (9-3)
477. (NR) Pinkerton (Derry, N.H.) — 636-364-36 (11-2)
478. (NR) Andover (Mass.) — 636-390-63 (5-7)
479. (NR) Puyallup (Wash.) — 636-336-39 (6-5)
480. (NR) St. Mary's-Colgan (Pittsburg, Kan.) — 635-174-9 (9-2)

481. (NR) Helias (Jefferson City, Mo.) — 635-311-20 (12-2)
482. (NR) Wellington (Kan.) — 635-356-27 (8-3)
483. (NR) Hattiesburg (Miss.) — 635-446-40 (13-1)
484. (NR) Cisco (Texas) — 635-480-34 (8-5)
485. (NR) Manteca (Calif.) — 634 (10-2)
486. (NR) Newton (Texas) — 634-307-14 (9-4)
487. (NR) Dayton (Ore.) — 634-315-23 (6-4)
488. (NR) Maplesville (Ala.) — 634-345-19 (12-3)
489. (NR) Harrisonburg (Va.) — 634-368-34 (0-10)
490. (NR) Berkeley (Moncks Corner, S.C.) — 634-393 (6-6)

491. (NR) Forney (Texas) — 634-413-24 (5-6)
492. (NR) Dyersburg (Tenn.) — 634-461-28 (7-4)
493. (NR) Taylor (Texas) — 634-479-43 (5-6)
494. (NR) Barbers Hill (Mt. Belvieu, Texas) — 633-338-26 (8-4)
495. (NR) North Augusta (S.C.) — 633-419-44 (12-2)
496. (NR) Springfield (Tenn.) — 633-433-40 (8-6)
497. (NR) Beechwood (Fort Mitchell, Ky.) — 632-275-8 (14-1)
498. (NR) Alexandria (Ala.) — 632-355-29 (8-4)
499. (NR) Downingtown West (Downingtown, Pa.) — 632-432-39 (13-2)
500. (NR) Prosser (Wash.) — 631-350-23 (7-4)

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