High school baseball: Longest active win streak in every state

Eaton (Colo.) began the 2025 season with 69 straight wins but saw its streak end at 74 in a row.

In 2023, St. Mary's Prep (Orchard Lake, Mich.) got to 84 in a row before suffering a loss. Portsmouth's streak is safe for this year as no team is within 55 wins of tying the record. Three teams begin the season with 30 or more consecutive wins led by Forest Hills Eastern (Ada, Mich.) and Governor Livingston (Berkeley Heights, N.J.) at 34 in a row.

Forest Hills Eastern went 34-0 last year in winning a state championship while Governor Livingston has won back-to-back state titles and went 28-0 last season. Pioneer Valley Regional (Northfield, Mass.), meanwhile, is at 30 in a row.

With the top three teams playing in states that get off to a late start, look for Blanchard (Okla.) with 28 wins in a row, to take the lead by the end of March.

MaxPreps has compiled a list of all teams that have win streaks of 10 or more wins entering the 2025 season along with the longest win streak to begin the season in each state.

Longest active win streaks
34 — Governor Livingston (Berkeley Heights, N.J.)
30 — Pioneer Valley Regional (Northfield, Mass.)
28 — Blanchard (Okla.)
25 — Sitka (Alaska)
23 — Mount Vernon (Wash.)
22 — Trinity (Louisville, Ky.)
20 — Edmond Santa Fe (Edmond, Okla.)
20 — Ganesha (Pomona, Calif.)
20 — Rogers (Ark.)
20 — Valparaiso (Ind.)

19 in a row
Rockmart (Ga.)
Creekside Christian Academy (McDonough, Ga.)
Fort Worth Country Day (Fort Worth, Texas)
Santa Rosa (N.M.)
St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.)
St. Elizabeth (Mo.)
Sugar-Salem (Sugar City, Idaho)

18 in a row
Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, N.J.)
Marquette (Ottawa, Ill.)
Missisquoi Valley (Swanton, Vt.)
Oriskany (N.Y.)
Taylor (Ark.)

17 in a row
Auburn (Riner, Va.)
Boone County (Florence, Ky.)
Central Catholic (San Antonio, Texas)
London (Corpus Christi, Texas)
Magdalena (N.M.)
Valley Christian (Chandler, Ariz.)
Wright City (Okla.)

16 in a row
Burlington Christian Academy (Burlington, N.C.)
Fort Scott (Kan.)
Lake Mead Christian Academy (Henderson, Nev.)
Lawrence Free State (Lawrence, Kan.)
Riverside (Lake City, Ark.)
Souhegan (Amherst, N.H.)
The First Academy (Orlando, Fla.)

15 in a row
American Fork (Utah)
IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)
Saratoga Springs (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)

14 in a row
American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.)
Artesia (N.M.)
Calvary Day (Savannah, Ga.)
Stoneman Douglas (Parkland, Fla.)
St. Paul Catholic (Bristol, Conn.)
Yuba City (Calif.)

13 in a row
Blue Mountain (Wells River, Vt.)
Dell Rapids (S.D.)
Greeneville (Tenn.)
Indiana (Pa.)
Lawrence Academy (Merry Hill, N.C.)
Lincoln East (Lincoln, Neb.)
New Mexico Military Institute (Roswell, N.M.)
Pleasantville (Iowa)
Ridgeview (Bakersfield, Calif.)
Saint Thomas Aquinas (Overland Park, Kan.)

12 in a row
Babylon (N.Y.)
Bainbridge (Bainbridge Island, Wash.)
Heritage (Leesburg, Va.)
Hiland (Berlin, Ohio)
Holmes County (Bonifay, Fla.)
Liberty Christian (Richland, Wash.)
Menlo School (Atherton, Calif.)
Riverside (Ellwood City, Pa.)
Rock Academy (San Diego, Calif.)

11 in a row
Appomattox County (Appomattox, Va.)
Berkeley (Moncks Corner, S.C.)
Cape Henlopen (Lewes, Del.)
Johnson Creek (Wis.)
Lafayette (Oxford, Miss.)
Libertyville (Ill.)
Licking Valley (Newark, Ohio)
Mater Academy Charter (Hialeah Gardens, Fla.)
Miami Springs (Fla.)
Millbury (Mass.)
Pella (Iowa)
Saratoga Central Catholic (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.)
St. Laurence (Burbank, Ill.)
Tottenville (Staten Island, N.Y.)
Tri-Cities Prep (Pasco, Wash.)

10 in a row
Brandon Valley (Brandon, S.D.)
Cashion (Okla.)
Citizens Christian Academy (Douglas, Ga.)
Indian Springs (Nev.)
John Carroll (Bel Air, Md.)
Lake Catholic (Mentor, Ohio)
Minster (Ohio)
Pine Island (Minn.)
Ripley (W. Va.)
Sherwood (Sandy Spring, Md.)
Southern Fulton (Warfordsburg, Pa.)
Spotswood (Penn Laird, Va.)
St. Patrick (Portland, Mich.)

Longest active win streaks by state

Alabama
Hartselle — 8
Hackleburg — 8

Alaska
Sitka — 25

Arizona
Valley Christian — 17

Arkansas
Rogers — 20

California
Ganesha — 20

Colorado
Cherry Creek (Greenwood Village) — 7
Akron — 7

Connecticut
St. Paul Catholic — 14

Delaware
Cape Henlopen — 11

Florida
First Academy — 16

Georgia
Rockmart — 19
Creekside Christian Academy — 19

Hawaii
Damien (Honolulu) — 6

Idaho
Sugar-Salem — 19

Illinois
Marquette — 18

Indiana
Valpraiso — 20

Iowa
Pleasantville — 13

Kansas
Fort Scott — 16
Lawrence Free State — 16

Kentucky
Trinity — 22

Louisiana
Catholic (Baton Rouge) — 9
Vermilion Catholic (Abbeville) — 9

Maine
Greely (Cumberland Center) — 8
Maryland
Sherwood — 10
John Carroll — 10

Massachusetts
Pioneer Valley Regional — 30

Michigan
Forest Hills Eastern — 34

Minnesota
Pine Island — 10

Mississippi
Lafayette — 11

Missouri
St. Elizabeth — 19

Montana
Billings Central Catholic — 6

Nebraska
Lincoln East — 13

Nevada
Lake Mead — 16

New Hampshire
Souhegan — 16

New Jersey
Governor Livingston — 34

New Mexico
Santa Rosa — 19

New York
Oriskanny — 18

North Carolina
Burlington Christian Academy — 16

North Dakota
Thompson — 7

Ohio
Hiland — 12

Oklahoma
Blanchard — 28

Oregon
Umpqua Valley Christian (Roseburg) — 9

Pennsylvania
Indiana — 13

Rhode Island
Bishop Hendricken (Warwick) — 5

South Carolina
Berkeley — 11

South Dakota
Dell Rapids — 13

Tennessee
Greeneville — 13

Texas
Fort Worth Country Day — 19

Utah
American Fork — 15

Vermont
Missisquoi Valley — 18

Virginia
Auburn — 17

Washington
Mount Vernon — 23

West Virginia
Ripley — 10

Wisconsin
Johnson Creek — 11