Longest active high school softball win streaks

If not a for a pair of errors and three unearned runs in the Wisconsin softball Division 1 state semifinals last year, the list of longest active win streaks heading into the 2025 season would look a lot different.


However Milton had other plans. The Red Hawks pulled out the stunning 5-3 win on the three unearned runs, ending Kaukauna's streak at 108 in a row. That ties the Galloping Ghosts at No. 2 all-time with Barbe (Lake Charles, La.), which won 108 from 1988-91.

The longest active win streaks list thus finds four teams with over 50 straight wins, including Prospect Mountain (Alton, N.H.) and Coahoma (Texas) tied at No. 1 with 58 in a row. Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, Va.) has 55 while Summerville (S.C.) comes in at 52 in a row. Prospect Mountain has won three straight state championships in New Hampshire with records of 19-0, 20-0 and 19-0. The senior class has never lost a game and is the favorite to win it all again in 2025. The Timberwolves could possibly tie Moultonborough Academy (Moultonborough) for No. 2 on the all-time state list with 78 wins in a row. Salem, which won 84 in a row from 1990-93, holds the state record.

Coahoma went 32-0 last year and had a 26-game win streak to end the 2023 season. The 58 straight wins put the Bulldogs within striking distance of the 82-game win streak by Lake Creek (Montgomery) from 2022 to 2023, which is believed to be the state record in Texas.

Bishop O'Connell is 16 wins away from tying the Virginia state record of 71 in a row by James Madison (Vienna, Va.) from 1987-89. Meanwhile Summerville won't break the state record in South Carolina this year. The Green Wave are 44 games away from the state record of 96 by Hillcrest (Simpsonville) from 2002-04.

Following are all the active win streaks of 15 or more games based on results reported to MaxPreps. Streaks for summer and fall softball are also included and noted.

Longest active softball win streaks
58 — Coahoma (Texas)
55 — Bishop O'Connell (Arlington, Va.)
52 — Summerville (S.C.)
45 — Oxbow (Bradford, Vt.)
45 — Woodgrove (Purcellville, Va.)
43 — Hudsonville (Mich.)
42 — Rising Sun (North East, Md.)
42 — Northwest Rankin (Brandon, Miss.)
40 — Van Meter (Van Meter, Iowa) – Summer
39 — La Salle Academy (Providence, R.I.)
38 — Carterville (Ill.)
38 — Gretna (Neb.) – Fall
37 — Silverdale Academy (Chattanooga, Tenn.)
36 — St. Anthony's (Melville, N.Y.)
34 — Masuk (Monroe, Conn.)
32 — Taunton (Mass.)
32 — Dale (Okla.) – Fall
31 — Taylor (Ark.)
30 — Sutter (Calif.)
30 — Lincoln (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
30 — Calallen (Corpus Christi, Texas)
27 — Concordia (Mo.)
26 — Neshannock (New Castle, Pa.)
26 — Caddo (Okla.) – Fall
25 — Freedom Christian Academy (Fayetteville, N.C.)
24 — Randolph (Minn.)
24 — Strasburg-Franklin (Strasburg, Ohio)
24 — Sheldon (Eugene, Ore.)
24 — Gray Collegiate Academy (West Columbia, S.C.)
24 — Lutheran (Parker, Colo.) – Fall
24 — Lone Grove (Okla.) – Fall
23 — Mansfield (Ark.)
23 — Needles (Calif.)
23 — Wellsville (N.Y.)
22 — Ganesha (Pomona, Calif.)
22 — St. John-Vianney (Holmdel, N.J.)
22 — Bend (Ore.)
22 — Blue Mountain (Schuylkill Haven, Pa.)
22 — Sedro-Woolley (Wash.)
21 — Central Falls (R.I.)
20 — Hackett (Ark.)
20 — Allegany (Cumberland, Md.)
19 — Austintown-Fitch (Youngstown, Ohio)
18 — Desert Mountain (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
18 — Cole Valley Christian (Meridian, Idaho)
17 — Cascade (Clayton, Ind.)
17 — Woodsville (N.H.)
17 — Cranston East (Cranston, R.I.)
15 — Big Valley Christian (Modesto, Calif.)
15 — Case (Swansea, Mass.)
15 — Pendleton (Ore.)
15 — Melissa (Texas)