High school football: Highest-scoring game each year since 1900

High-scoring high school football games occur for a number of reasons. Some are purely accidental. Kickoff, punt and interception returns can turn otherwise lopsided games into monumental blowouts. Additionally, high-scoring games often occur at the beginning of the season, particularly the first game of the year, and they usually occur between grossly mismatched schools.

MaxPreps has researched and compiled a list of the highest-scoring game for each season dating back to 1900. Along with the score and the date of the game, we've also sought to give some notes on why the games were so lopsided.

In the early part of the century, teams that gave up a touchdown could elect to kick off rather than receive the kick. Because the forward pass was in its infancy, the belief was that pinning a team deep in its own territory was the best strategy. That didn't always prove to be the case as 200-point games occurred during this time.

Once the kickoff rule changed in the early 1930s, high-scoring games began to wane to the point of being nonexistent. Many of the 100-point games in the 1950s and 60s occurred in games pitting all-Black schools in Georgia, Texas, Florida and Tennessee which reached their heyday during this time frame. All-Black schools had the high score in 1950-52, 1955, 1959-61, 1963, 1966-69. Most schools in the nation had finally desegregated by 1970.

With the advent of the open passing game in the 21st century, high-scoring games were on the rise again. After five 100-point games between 1975 and 2004, there have been seven such games in the past 15 years, including a 107-90 game between Meadville (Pa.) and DuBois (Pa.) in 2015 that saw multiple national records set.

Sources for the list included luckyshow.org by Paul Lutcher, which compiles 100-point high school football games; Joe Lee Smith's Texas High School Football History; Georgia High School Football Historians Association; Cal-Hi Sports Record Book and Almanac by Mark and Nelson Tennis; state association record books, MaxPreps scoreboard and various newspapers via newspapers.com.

The list is a fluid one and there may be some high scores that have not been included, especially for those years where a 100-point game did not occur. For any additions or corrections, please e-mail Kevin Askeland at kevinaskeland65@gmail.com.
Highest-scoring game each year since 1900

1900
Geneva (N.Y.) 109, Weedsport (N.Y.) 0
Date: Nov. 9
Note: Not much info on this game other than it reportedly broke the old high school record of 104 points in a game, set by Northfield (Minn.) in 1894.

1901
Culver Academies (Culver, Ind.) 102, La Porte (Ind.) 0
Date: Nov. 23
Note: Culver scored on all but one possession and never allowed La Porte over midfield.

1902
Moline (Ill.) 172, Galva (Ill.) 0
Date: Oct. 11
Note: Moline reportedly had 2,610 yards of offense, including returns, with Henry Kelting booting 27 extra points — a national record that still stands today.

1903
Ironwood (Mich.) 103, Bessemer (Mich.) 0
Date: Oct. 10
Note: Ironwood reportedly played without two of its best players, but still managed the huge win over Bessemer.

1904
University School for Boys (Stone Mountain, Ga.) 87, Marietta (Ga.) 0
Date: Oct. 24
Note: University School also defeated Boys (Atlanta) later in the season by a score of 82-0.

1905
Springfield (Ill.) 109, Charleston (Ill.) 0
Date: Oct. 28
Note: Springfield had one of the top teams in Illinois in 1905, posting eight shutouts and the overwhelming win over Charleston.

1906
University School for Boys (Stone Mountain, Ga.) 80, Boys (Atlanta) 0
Date: Oct. 27
Note: University School played from 1902-1913 and had its best team in 1906 (6-1) when it blanked Boys High School.

1907
Muskegon (Mich.) 102, Holland (Mich.) 0
Date: Sept. 27
Note: The win was the highest-scoring game by a Robert Zuppke-coached team at Muskegon. Zuppke later went on to coach Red Grange at Illinois.

1908
Detroit University 160, Bay City Eastern 0
Date: Oct. 30
Note: Although not listed in the Michigan High School Athletic Association record book, Jack Miller of Detroit University scored 11 touchdowns in the win and a player listed as "Paterson" kicked 20 extra points.

1909
New Philadelphia (Ohio) 126, Steubenville (Ohio) 0
Date: Oct. 9
Note: Eight different players scored for New Philadelphia in the first game of the season for Steubenville.

1910
Muskegon (Mich.) 114, Holland (Mich.) 0
Date: Oct. 14
Note: Heinie Bauer booted 19 straight extra points for Muskegon setting a record that would last for two years (see 1912).

1911
East (Cleveland, Ohio) 117, Commerce (Ohio) 0
Date: Oct. 14
Note: Two different scores have been reported. Some newspaper reports have East with 116 points, but the Ohio High School Athletic Association lists East with 117.

1912
Muskegon (Mich.) 216, Hastings Square (Mich.) 0
Date: Sept. 28
Note: Fred Jacks scored nine touchdowns and Nelson Stuitt kicked 24 extra points for Muskegon.

1913
Anthony-Harper-Chaparral (Anthony, Kan.) 211, Kiowa (Kan.) 0
Date: Nov. 27
Note: According to the Wichita Eagle, every player on the Anthony team scored a touchdown in the win.

1914
Union-Endicott (Endicott, N.Y.) 148, Candor (N.Y.) 0
Date: Oct. 24
Note: A player named "Rait" scored on the opening kickoff and Union-Endicott scored multiple touchdowns on forward passes and trick plays.

1915
Tamaqua (Pa.) 194, St. Clair (Pa.) 0
Date: Nov. 13
Note: Identified only by their last names, "McNulty" scored nine touchdowns for Tamaqua and "Burke" scored six touchdowns and 19 extra points.

1916
Mechanicsburg (Ohio) 174, West Mansfield (Mansfield, Ohio) 0
Date: Nov. 10
Note: The Union County newspapers lists Mechanicsburg as defeating West Mansfield 174-0, but the score is not included in the Ohio High School Athletic Association record book.

1917
Taylorville (Ill.) 181, Tuscola (Ill.) 0
Date: Nov. 17
Note: According to various reports, Deam Mullen scored 22 touchdowns in this game; however, the school record book only lists him with nine touchdowns.

1918
Scott (Toledo, Ohio) 154, Stryker (Ohio) 0
Date: Oct. 5
Note: Scott set the Ohio state record (since broken) with its 154-point win over Stryker.

1919
Central (Little Rock, Ark.) 174, Russellville (Ark.) 0
Date: Oct. 4
Note: A player listed only as "Bell" scored eight touchdowns while "Stewart" scored seven touchdowns and 10 extra points for Central.

1920
Comanche (Texas) 170, Hamilton (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 14
Note: A player named "Gill" scored nine touchdowns in the win for Comanche.

1921
Cozad (Neb.) 201, Overton (Neb.) 7
Date: Nov. 12
Note: Quarterback Arthur Smith reportedly passed for 15 touchdowns and ran for 10 more in this lopsided win. Cozad had the distinction of playing in the three highest-scoring games in the nation in 1921. Cozad also beat Farnam 174-0 and lost to North Platte, 176-0.

1922
Marion (Kan.) 205, Hillsboro (Kan.) 0
Date: Sept. 30
Note: Prior to beating Hillsboro, Marion defeated Burns 125-0 to give Marion 330 points in back-to-back games.

1923
Staunton (Ill.) 233, Gillespie (Ill.) 0
Date: Nov. 23
Note: George Oehler had 10 touchdowns in the win for Staunton.

1924
Stigler (Okla.) 219, Fort Gibson (Okla.) 0
Date: Sept. 26
Note: Stigler rushed for 788 yards and 17 touchdowns and gained 332 yards passing on 12 completions with six touchdowns. Stilger also scored eight touchdowns on punt, kickoff, interception and fumble returns.

1925
Roby (Texas) 184, Aspermont (Texas) 0
Date: Nov. 26
Note: Roby set the state record for points scored in a game and also defeated Aspermont two years later, 144-0.

1926
Dobyns-Bennett (Kingsport, Tenn.) 193, Norton (Tenn.) 0
Date: Sept. 25
Note: Paul Hug had eight touchdowns for the winners, who scored 73 points in the third quarter alone.

1927
Haven (Kan.) 256, Sylvia (Kan.) 0
Date: Nov. 16
Note: Elvin McCoy scored 13 touchdowns and 90 total points in the highest scoring game in high school football history.

1928
Nash (Okla.) 165, Medford (Okla.) 0
Date: Nov. 23
Note: Wade Hildinger scored 11 touchdowns in the win to up its record to 9-0. The next week Nash lost 14-2 to Jet.

1929
Menominee (Mich.) 150, Kingsford (Mich.) 0
Date: Sept. 28
Note: Francis Tallent ran for nine touchdowns and gained 527 yards rushing for Menominee.

1930
Spur (Texas) 186, Lorenzo (Texas) 0
Date: Nov. 7
Note: Jim Hahn had 10 touchdowns and Brode Puckett added six touchdowns and 22 rushing extra points.

1931
Clarinda (Iowa) 159, Sidney (Iowa) 0
Date: Oct. 16
Note: Clarinda returned six kickoffs for touchdowns in setting an Iowa record for most points in a game.

1932
Moody (Texas) 117, Chilton (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 14
Note: Moody reportedly only played four games in 1932, winning all four of them including the big win over Chilton.

1933
Newport (Pa.) 104, Port Royal (Pa.) 0
Date: Oct. 13
Note: A player listed as "Zeiders" ran for nine touchdowns and two extra points for Newport.

1934
Vernonia (Ore.) 104, Banks (Ore.) 0
Date: Oct. 28
Note: One of only two 100-point games played in Oregon during the 1930s.

1935
Middlesboro (Ky.) 113, Wallins (Ky.) 0
Date: Sept. 21
Note: A player named "Terrell" scored seven touchdowns the winners in the first game of the season.

1936
Seaside (Ore.) 110, Wheeler (Fossil, Ore.) 0
Date: Oct. 12
Note: Although not listed in the OSAA record book, Seaside is the last Oregon school to score over 100 points in an 11-man game.

1937
Palmetto (Ala.) 109, Liberty (Ethelsville, Ala.) 0
Date: Oct. 29
Note: Palmetto had only two first downs in the game, but scored 16 touchdowns and 13 extra points.

1938
Raymondville (Texas) 102, Edcouch-Elsa (Edcouch, Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 20
Note: A player named "Grayson" scored six touchdowns in what was believed to be the highest-scoring game in Rio Grande Valley history.

1939
Roundup (Mont.) 95, Jordan (Mont.) 6
Date: Oct. 26
Note: Charlton scored six touchdowns in the win for Roundup.

1940
Port Acres (Port Arthur, Texas) 119, Vidor (Texas) 0
Date: Nov. 22
Note: Later known as Port Arthur Austin, Port Acres scored only 268 points on the season, but had nearly half of its season total in one game.

1941
Moulton (Ala.) 107, Palmetto (Ala.) 6
Date: Oct. 8
Note: Oliver Turner scored 10 touchdowns in the win and finished with 154 points on the season.

1942
Belleville West (Belleville, Ill.) 108, Sparta (Ill.) 0
Date: Sept. 18
Note: Dick McKelvey, a second-team all-state choice, led Belleville over the century mark.

1943
Salem (Ill.) 184, Fairfield (Ill.) 0
Date: Oct. 8
Note: Don Wile scored 13 touchdowns and 10 extra points for a total of 88 points for Salem.

1944
Ballinger (Texas) 105, Lake View (San Angelo, Texas) 0
Date: Sept. 22
Note: Ballinger finished undefeated in 1944 with Jackie Russell scoring six touchdowns against Lake View.

1945
Ballinger (Texas) 100, Loraine (Texas) 0
Date: Sept. 21
Note: For the second straight year Ballinger had the nation's highest score. Ballinger also won 90-0 two weeks after the Loraine game.

1946
Mt. Pleasant (Texas) 107, Bogata (Texas) 0
Date: Sept. 27
Note: Regarded as the top school for the deaf in the nation in 1947, the Texas school went 9-0 with 510 points scored and only 13 points allowed. The team reportedly punted twice during the year.

1948
Calhoun (Ga.) 89, Allatoona (Acworth, Ga.) 0
Date: Oct. 15
Note: Kenneth Moore scored 10 touchdowns and two extra points for Calhoun.

1949
Morris (Ill.) 121, Gardner (Ill.) 0
Date: Oct. 29
Note: Willie "Boogie" Hall dominated for the winners, scoring 12 touchdowns and two extra points.

1952
Fairmont (Ga.) 101, Henry County Training (Ga.) 0
Date: Oct. 11
Note: In the 20 seasons Fairmont had a team, it scored over 200 points in a season only twice, yet it scored 101 in one game against Henry County Training.

1953
Stillwater (Okla.) 101, Chilocco (Okla.) 13
Date: Oct. 16
Note: The big win was part of seven straight wins to finish the season for Stillwater.

1954
Port Neches-Groves (Port Neches, Texas) 91, Orange (Texas) 13
Date: Sept. 24
Note: The defending AAA champions had nine different players score in the win.

1955
Tift County (Tifton, Ga.) 110, Eureka (Ga.) 0
Date: Oct. 6
Note: In a meeting between two all-Black schools, Tift County scored more points against Eureka than it did in all of its other games combined in 1955.

1956
Royse City (Texas) 98, Bells (Texas) 0
Date: Nov. 7
Note: Eight different players scored with Dannie Davidson scoring three times for Royse City.

1957
Graham (Texas) 92, Comanche (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 4
Note: Future NFL quarterback Sonny Gibbs threw for five touchdowns in the win. Graham averaged 50 points a game on the season.

1958
Cyril (Okla.) 124, Fort Sill (Okla.) 0
Date: Oct. 24
Note: Fort Sill was winless and had scored only eight points all season. Five different Cyril players scored at least two touchdowns.

1959
Valley Mills (Texas) 97, Cranfills Gap (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 16
Note: Valley Mills has two of the top seven highest scoring games in Texas since 1951, including a 103-0 win over Grandview in 1969.

1960
Wilson (Ga.) 112, Liberty County (Ga.) 6
Date: Nov. 4
Note: Open for only about 15 years, Wilson was one of the better all-Black schools during the 1960s and it appears twice on this list (See 1963).

1961
Howard Tech (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 98, Holloway (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 0
Date: Dec. 19
Note: Another all-Black school matchup, Howard defeated Holloway (which was 9-1-1 coming into the game) for the "Negro state championship." The title was the third state title in a row for Howard and marked 40 straight wins for the school.

1962
Block (Jonesville, La.) 93, Buckeye (La.) 0
Date: Sept. 28
Note: In what was dubbed by the Town Talk as the most lopsided game in Louisiana history, Block knocked off a team that was playing only the fourth game in its history.

1963
Wilson (Ga.) 112, Eureka (Ga.) 6
Date: Nov. 4
Note: Wilson was one of the more successful small all-Black schools in Georgia during the 1960s, going 9-2 in 1969 and posting 121 points in a win during that year.

1964
Ada (Okla.) 98, Seminole (Okla.) 0
Date: Oct. 24
Note: Ada scored on every possession except for one when it punted on first down.

1965
Marianapolis Prep (Thompson, Conn.) 108, Windham (Willimantic, Conn.) 0
Date: Nov. 20
Note: It was a rough year for Windham Tech, which finished 0-8 and scored six points while giving up 461 points. Marianapolis led 64-0 at halftime.

1966
Washington Street (Quitman, Ga.) 119, Holley (Ga.) 0
Date: Sept. 9
Note: The first of three 100-point outings by Washington Street, which finished 9-2 on the season.

1967
West Side (Smithfield, Va) 124, South Side (Dinwiddie, Va.) 0
Date: Sept. 22
Note: Playing without its two starting running backs, West Side still manage to rack up triple digits as 14 different players scored.

1968
Washington Street (Quitman, Ga.) 114, Camilla Consolidated (Ga.) 6
Date: Sept. 28
Note: After losing its first two games of the season, Washington Street erupted against Camilla Consolidated, which finished the year winless.

1969
Washington Street (Quitman, Ga.) 126, Washington (Blakely, Ga.) 14
Date: Oct. 10
Note: The third of three 100-plus point games for Washington Street during the 1960s, the school no longer fielded a team after the 1969 season due to desegregation.

1970
Keith (Orrville, Ala.) 122, Alabama Industrial 0
Date: Sept. 11
Note: The highest point total in 40 years in Alabama, Keith benefited from six interceptions. Alabama Industrial had  played about five games in its three years of existence and had not won any heading into the Keith game. Keith finished 10-0.

1971
WACO (Wayland, Iowa) 103, Van Buren County (Keosauqua, Iowa) 0
Date: Oct. 8
Note: Waco was ranked No. 1 in the state at the 2A level when it defeated Van Buren.

1972
Berne Union (Sugar Grove, Ohio) 82, Westfall (Williamsport, Ohio) 0
Date: Sept. 8
Note: Coach Terry Belli was coaching his first game at Berne when it rolled up 501 yards of offense in the lopsided win.

1973
University Christian (Jacksonville, Fla.) 130, Victory Christian (Jacksonville, Fla.) 0
Date: Sept. 14
Note: Scott Ward had seven touchdowns in the win. The loss was the first game in school history for Victory Christian.

1974
Page (Ariz.) 102, Monument Valley (Kayenta, Ariz.) 0
Date: Oct. 4
Note: Page had the highest-scoring output in Arizona in over 40 years.

1975
Chico (Texas) 97, Godley (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 24
Note: Chico raised its record to 8-0 while Godley fell to 1-7. Keith Blanks scored five touchdowns in the win.

1976
Warner Robins (Ga.) 90, Jordan (Columbus, Ga.) 0
Date: Oct. 29
Note: Warner Robins went on to win a mythical national championship in 1976. Running back James Brooks, according to a column by Chuck Williams in the Ledger Enquirer, left the game at halftime for a recruiting trip to Auburn.

1977
Marfa (Texas) 96, Buena Vista (Imperial, Texas) 0
Date: Sept. 2
Note: Marfa racked up 592 yards rushing in its season opener against Buena Vista.

1978
Orangefield (Texas) 99, Kountze (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 13
Note: Kountze's head coach, according to the Fort Worth Telegram, was demoted to coaching junior high football following the loss to Orangefield.

1979
China Spring (Texas) 96, Lorena (Texas) 0
Date: Nov. 9
Note: This game might have been more lopsided if not for three lost fumbles by China Spring. The defending state champions led 70-0 at halftime.

1980
Taylor County (Campbellsville, Ky.) 88, Adair County (Columbia, Ky.) 7
Date: Sept. 26
Note: Nine different players scored for Taylor County, which rambled for 636 yards of total offense.

1981
Wink (Texas) 91, Sanderson (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 16
Note: The highest-scoring team in the nation for the year, Wink went 13-1 and was the Class 1A runnerup.

1982
Joliet Catholic (Joliet, Ill.) 86, St. Joseph (Westchester, Ill.) 0
Date: Oct. 1
Note: Joliet Catholic was ranked No. 1 in the state of Illinois and held Westchester to negative 36 yards rushing in the game while racking up 423 total yards.

1983
Batesville (Ind.) 115, North Decatur (Greensburg, Ind.) 0
Date: Oct. 7
Note: Third-string fullback Tim Hunter had four touchdowns and 120 yards rushing in this win. Mike Hegwood added six touchdowns and 182 yards.

1984
Mount Zion (Ill.) 91, Paris (Ill.) 7
Date: Oct. 5
Note: Both of Mount Zion's two passes went for touchdowns. It also turned three interceptions and a fumble recovery into touchdowns.

1985
Lincoln Prep Academy (St. Louis) 138, Northeast (Cairo, Mo.) 0
Date: Nov. 1
Note: Aaron Johnson ran for 348 with eight touchdowns and seven two-point conversions in the win. Lincoln held Northeast to minus 46 yards rushing.

1986
Valley View (Texas) 91, Prosper (Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 17
Note: According to the Forth Worth Telegram, Valley View kicked field goals on first down in the fourth quarter, but even that didn't hold down the score. On one field goal attempt, the snap went over the holder's head. He then retrieved the ball and threw a touchdown pass.

1987
Lincoln (San Diego) 82, Wilson (San Francisco) 0
Date: Sept. 11
Note: Darren Wagner had five touchdowns to lead Lincoln, the two-time defending section champions, to a season-opening win.

1988
Pine Forest (Pensacola, Fla.) 93, Escambia (Pensacola, Fla.) 14
Date: Nov. 18
Note: Pine Forest ended the year ranked No. 1 in the nation and gained 640 yards offense in the win.

1989
Grandview (Texas) 84, Trinidad (Texas) 0
Date: Sept. 8
Note: Granview took advantage of four fumbles and three interceptions and limited Trinidad to six yards of offense.

1990
Forest Hills (Marshville, N.C.) 91, North Stanly (New London, N.C.) 6
Date: Nov. 2
Note: Chris Houston ran eight times for 217 yards in the win and Forest Hills led 70-6 at halftime.

1991
Pikeville (Ky.) 78, Allen Central (Eastern, Ky.) 0
Date: Sept. 13
Note: Pikeville won its first 14 games of the season and led 64-0 against Allen Central at halftime.

1992
Moscow (Idaho) 89, Priest River (Idaho) 0
Date: Oct. 16
Note: Moscow coach Eric Bjorkman was accused by Priest River coach of running up the score, but Bjorkman points out he ran the same play 16 times in a row in the second half to try and gain the least amount of yards possible.

1993
Eureka (Calif.) 91, Arcata (Calif.) 13
Date: Not available
Note: The highest scoring game in this rivalry, which is one of the longest in California history.

1994
East Richland (Olney, Ill.) 135, Newton (Ill.) 0
Date: Not available
Note: Although there is little available information on this game, it is the highest scoring game in Illinois in 70 years.

1995
Cardinal Gibbons (Raleigh, N.C.) 100, Eastern North Carolina School for the Deaf (Wilson, N.C.) 42
Date: Oct. 26
Note: Isaac White had 292 yards rushing and six touchdowns for Cardinal Gibbons.

1996
San Diego Midway Baptist 90, Tri-City Christian (Vista, Calif.) 0
Date: Nov. 1
Note: Justin McKenzie threw for 358 yards and four touchdowns in the win.

1997
East Bay (Gibsonton, Fla.) 96, Blake (Tampa, Fla.) 0
Date: Sept. 12
Note: Blake was in its first year as a football program and also lost 78-0 the week before.

1998
Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.) 88, Campbell County (Alexandria, Ky.) 12
Date: Sept. 4
Note: Andy Martin scored six touchdowns in the first half as Manheim Central built a 76-0 halftime lead. Manheim Central finished with 703 yards of total offense.

2000
Milby (Houston) 86, Chavez (Houston) 12
Date: Sept. 30
Note: Chavez was in its first year of existence in losing to Milby.

2001
Tustin (Calif.) 92, Ocean View (Huntington Beach, Calif.) 0
Date: Nov. 9
Note: This was the score of the game on the field. Ironically, Ocean View ended up going to the playoffs and Tustin stayed home after Tustin had to forfeit three league games, including this one, for use of an ineligible player.

2002
Oakland-Craig (Oakland, Neb.) 100, Winnebago (Neb.) 12
Date: Sept. 13
Note: The victory is the highest-scoring Nebraska 11-man game since the 1920s.

2003
New Britain (Conn.) 89, Maloney (Meriden, Conn.) 0
Date: Oct. 10
Note: New Britain took a 69-0 halftime lead thanks to an interception return, two punt returns and a kickoff return.

2004
Pendleton County (Falmouth, Ky.) 97, Letcher County Central (Whitesburg, Ky.) 0
Date: Oct. 1
Note: Pendleton County picked off eight passes and recovered three fumbles in the win.

2005
Bloomington (Calif.) 108, Jurupa Valley (Calif.) 20
Date: Nov. 4
Note: Bloomington completed both of the passes it attempted, including one for a touchdown, and had 555 yards of rushing.

2006
St. Michael's (Santa Fe, N.M.) 91, West Las Vegas (Las Vegas, N.M.) 0
Date: Nov. 4
Note: St. Michael's returned three punt returns for scores and recovered two fumbles in the end zone.

2007
Los Alamos (N.M.) 95, Bernalillo (N.M.) 0
Date: Nov. 9
Note: Los Alamos got the win over a team it had never lost to. Two years later, Bernalillo won 14-0 for its first win over Los Alamos.

2008
Texico (N.M.) 101, Loving (N.M.) 0
Date: Sept. 12
Note: Texico scored on its first eight plays en route to building a 54-0 halftime lead.

2009
Booker T. Washington (Tulsa, Okla.) 90, Miami (Okla.) 0
Date: Oct. 3
Note: Future Seattle Seahawks receiver Tyler Lockett caught two touchdown passes, rushed for a touchdown and return a punt 48 yards for a score.

2010
Spring Hill (Kan.) 99, Osawatomie (Kan.) 72
Date: Oct. 28
Note: The death of Spring Hill running back Nathan Stiles as a result of a head injury overshadowed any game highlights.

2011
Garland Christian Academy (Garland, Texas) 94, Lakehill Prep (Dallas, Texas) 66
Date: tt
Note: Garland had 651 yards of total offense with Hayden Burnett rushing for 153 yards and three touchdowns.

2012
Davidson Day (Davidson, N.C.) 104, Harrells Christian Academy (Harrells, N.C.) 80
Date: Nov. 9
Note: Will Grier threw for a national record 837 yards and had 10 touchdown passes. Grier also ran for two touchdowns to account for 12 scores in the game.

2013
North Central (Farmersburg, Ind.) 93, Riverton Parke (Montezuma, Ind.) 20
Date: Oct. 4
Note: Chase VanSchoyck ran for 417 yards on 22 carries with 10 touchdowns for North Central.

2014
Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) 99, Compton (Calif.) 9
Date: Oct. 3
Note: The Jackrabbits scored on an interception return, a punt and kickoff return and got four touchdowns by James Brooks Jr.

2015
Meadville (Pa.) 107, DuBois (Pa.) 90
Date: Sept. 11
Note: Journey Brown ran for 722 yards and 10 touchdowns for Meadville while Matt Miller, in his first career start at quarterback, threw for 787 yards and 10 touchdowns in the loss.

2016
Linfield Christian (Temecula, Calif.) 99, Western Christian (Upland, Calif.) 0
Date: Oct. 21
Note: John Henry ran for 211 yards and four touchdowns, including one for 95 yards.

2017
Conway Springs (Kan.) 98, Belle Plaine (Kan.) 18
Date: Sept. 1
Note: Conway Springs threw one pass in the game, completing it for a 65-yard touchdown. The winners also ran for 664 yards and averaged 17.9 yards per carry.

2018
Washington (Massillon, Ohio) 101, Sun Valley (Aston, Pa.) 6
Date: Oct. 12
Note: The Tigers returned a kickoff, a punt and two interceptions for touchdowns and had 582 yards of offense.

2019
Hilo (Hawaii) 104, Waiakea (Hilo, Hawaii) 0
Date: Sept. 7
Note: Hilo scored 83 first-half points and converted 10 Waiakea turnovers into points, including three interception returns for touchdowns and two fumble returns.

2020
Magnolia West (Magnolia, Texas) 97, Caney Creek (Conroe, Texas) 0
Date: Oct. 23
Note: Quarterback Brock Dalton threw for 231 yards and three touchdowns in the highest-scoring Texas game in 32 years.