High school softball: Longest active win streak in every state

Oxbow (Bradford, Vt.) is just 10 games back of Bishop O'Connell with 65 wins in a row, Taunton (Mass.) has 57 straight wins and Neshannock (New Castle, Pa.) has 52.

Betting against Bishop O'Connell is likely a fool's errand. The Knights have been one of the most consistent programs in the nation, winning 13 straight WCAC championships and 39 straight playoff games. Two of the nation's longest win streaks have fallen over the past two years Kaukauna (Wis.) saw its 108-game win streak end two years ago in the state playoffs against Milton. The Ghosts fell four games short of tying the national record for consecutive wins of 112 by Vandebilt Catholic (Houma, La.) from 1980-83.

Kaukauna is back on track with 28 straight wins and a state championship last year. The Ghosts have a record of 136-1 over the past five seasons.

Last year, Coahoma (Texas) had its 90-game win streak end in the state playoffs but rebounded from the loss with two straight wins and a state championship.

All teams from the MaxPreps database that had 10 straight wins or more are listed below along with the longest active streak in each state. Streaks for Colorado, Georgia, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma are from the recently-completed 2025 fall season.

Longest active win streaks

75 — Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, Va.)
65 — Oxbow (Bradford, Vt.)
57 — Taunton (Mass.)
52 — Neshannock (New Castle, Pa.)
37 — Buford (Ga.)
37 — Lake Creek (Montgomery, Texas)
35 — Londonderry (N.H.)
33 — Centennial (Las Cruces, N.M.)
32 — Kapa'a (Hawaii) 
32 — Kenton Ridge (Springfield, Ohio)
31 — McPherson (Kan.)
30 — Tri-Village (New Madison, Ohio)
30 — Sam Houston (Lake Charles, La.)
30 — South Sevier (Monroe, Utah)
28 — Foran (Milford, Conn.)
28 — Northwest (Grand Island, Neb.)
28 — Glenwood (Chatham, Ill.)
28 — Lone Grove (Okla.)
28 — Wheelersburg (Ohio)
28 — Kaukauna (Wis.)
27 — Desert Mountain (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
27 — Rockingham County (Wentworth, N.C.)

25 in a row
Coconino (Flagstaff, Ariz.)
Palo Verde (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Shepherd (Mont.)
Van Meter (Iowa)

24 in a row
Liberty Creek (Gallatin, Tenn.)
Midlothian (Va.)
Tecumseh (Lynnville, Ind.)

23 in a row
Grandview (Texas)
Heritage Academy (Maricopa, Ariz.)
Raymore-Peculiar (Peculiar, Mo.)

21 in a row
Buckfield (Maine)
Moody (Ala.)
West Wilkes (Millers Creek, N.C.)

20 in a row
Ganado (Texas)
LaSalle (Olla, La.)
Masuk (Monroe, Conn.)
Pee Dee Academy (Mullins, S.C.)
Skyview (Vancouver, Wash.)

19 in a row
Broomfield (Colo.)
Grass Lake (Mich.)
Saint Thomas Aquinas (Overland Park, Kan.)

18 in a row
Bellows Free Academy (St. Albans, Vt.)
DeSales (Walla Walla, Wash.)
Gibbs (Corryton, Tenn.)
Orange Beach (Ala.)
Poynette (Wis.)
Taylor (Ark.)

17 in a row
Benton (Ark.)
Bloomfield (N.Y.)
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy (Suffolk, Va.)
University (Greeley, Colo.)

16 in a row
Champlin Park (Champlin, Minn.)
Deuel (Clear Lake, S.D.)
Hunter College (New York, N.Y.)
Leonardtown (Md.)

15 in a row
Eastside (Coeburn, Va.)
South Caldwell (Hudson, N.C.)

14 in a row
Aynor (S.C.)Clarksville (Iowa)
Doral Academy (Doral, Fla.)
Mayflower (Ark.)
Silver (Silver City, N.M.)
Sonoraville (Calhoun, Ga.)
Washington (Okla.)
Cabell Midland (Ona, W. Va.)
East Union (Blue Springs, Miss.)
Granada Hills Charter (Granada Hills, Calif.)
Hamilton (Elmsford, N.Y.)
John Paul II (Plano, Texas)
Kingwood (Texas)
Pendleton County (Franklin, W. Va.)
Riverside (Lake City, Ark.)
Turners Falls (Montague, Mass.)
United South Central (Wells, Minn.)
Valley View (Archbald, Pa.)
Williamsburg (Iowa)
Woodlake (Calif.)
Woodsville (N.H.)

12 in a row
Calvary Christian (Clearwater, Fla.)
Campbell County (Gillette, Wyo.)
Dover (Ohio)
Eagleville (Tenn.)
Episcopal (Bellaire, Texas)
Holden (Mo.)
Lebanon (Ohio)
Liberty (Issaquah, Wash.)
North DeSoto (Stonewall, La.)
Pine Grove (Pa.)
Potlatch (Idaho)
Walker Valley (Cleveland, Tenn.)

11 in a row
Crown Point (Ind.)
Evangelical Christian (Fort Myers, Fla.)
Frenchtown (Mont.)
Gloucester City (N.J.)
Needles (Calif.)
North Newton (Morocco, Ind.)
Scio (Ore.)
Wesleyan (Norcross, Ga.)

10 in a row
Central Cass (Casselton, N.D.)
Chattanooga Christian (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
Chillicothe (Mo.)
Doyle (Livingston, La.)
Hyde Park (Austin, Texas)
Kingswood (Wolfeboro, N.H.)
Lincoln Southwest (Lincoln, Neb.)
Mililani (Hawaii)
Miller Place (N.Y.)
Mishicot (Wis.)
Notre Dame (Portsmouth, Ohio)
Oktaha (Okla.)
Saline (Mich.)
St. Cecilia (Hastings, Neb.)
Trenton (Fla.)

Alabama
Moody — 21

Alaska
Sitka — 8

Arizona
Desert Mountain — 27

Arkansas
Taylor — 18

California
Biggs — 14

Colorado
Broomfield — 19

Connecticut
Foran — 28

Delaware
Caravel Academy (Bear) — 7

Florida
Doral Academy — 14

Georgia
Buford — 37

Hawaii
Kapa'a — 32

Idaho
Potlatch — 12

Illinois
Glenwood — 28

Indiana
Tecumseh — 24

Iowa
Van Meter — 25

Kansas
McPherson — 31

Kentucky
Assumption (Louisville) — 6

Louisiana
Sam Houston — 30

Maine
Buckfield — 21

Maryland
Leonardtown — 16

Massachusetts
Taunton — 57

Michigan
Grass Lake — 19

Minnesota
Champlin Park — 16

Mississippi
East Union — 13

Missouri
Raymore-Peculiar — 23

Montana
Shepherd — 25

Nebraska
Northwest — 28

Nevada
Palo Verde — 25

New Hampshire
Londonderry — 35

New Jersey
Gloucester City — 11

New Mexico
Centennial — 33

New York
Bloomfield — 17

North Carolina
Rockingham County — 27

North Dakota
Central Cass — 10

Ohio
Kenton Ridge — 32

Oklahoma
Lone Grove — 28

Oregon
Scio — 11

Pennsylvania
Neshannock — 52

Rhode Island
St. Raphael Academy (Pawtucket) — 9

South Carolina
Pee Dee Academy — 20

South Dakota
Deuel — 16

Tennessee
Liberty Creek — 24

Texas
Lake Creek — 37

Utah
South Sevier — 30

Vermont
Oxbow — 65

Virginia
Bishop O'Connell — 75

Washington
Skyview — 20

West Virginia
Cabell Midland — 13
Pendleton County — 13

Wisconsin
Kaukauna — 28

Wyoming
Campbell County — 12