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Centreville Academy coach won his first in 1976 and most recent in 2025 before stepping down to become program's defensive coordinator.
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New-look Bulldogs haven't missed a beat, averaging over 50 points per game during 3-0 start.
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Wrights have combined for 13 state championships, made history in 2005 by winning titles at different schools in the same season.
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Scoring data from five million games over 149 years via David McKnight shows how scoring trends have risen, fallen and risen again.
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Bosco has been down this road before, being recognized as the final national No. 1 after suffering losses in 2019 and 2022.
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Jim Linnstaedter’s disputed 35-interception season headlines a collection of records that proved less permanent than once believed.
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Landen Williams-Callis, Elijah Haven and Kingston Allen also seeking to break records in their respective states.
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National Player of the Year candidates, second generation stars and record-breakers headline list.
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Total of 175 teams have active win streaks of 25 or more games.
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Hawaii school has piled up 565 titles, nearly 200 ahead of second-place La Salle Academy of Rhode Island.
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More than 20 coaches nationally enter 2026 season with more than 1,000 wins.
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Five programs nationally are riding streaks of 30 consecutive state crowns or more.
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MaxPreps makes the call on over 450 champions from across the United States.
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Essex all alone at the top after defending national champion Byron Nelson goes down over the weekend.
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Garden City of New York begins 2026 with the nation's longest streak at 66 games.
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Louisiana legend one of 25 coaches nationally with 400 or more wins.
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Georgia program regains sole possession of top spot after 12-2 season in 2025.
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Derby City schools St. Xavier, Sacred Heart finish near the top.
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Cougars have posted back-to-back 32-0 seasons.
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Just 15 programs will enter 2027 with streaks of 20 consecutive wins or longer.
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Carmel, Salesianum, La Salle Academy and Punahou continue long runs as head of the class in their respective states.
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Hoosier State powerhouse captures eight championships, fields five nationally-ranked teams en route to second Cup in past seven years.
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After coming up short in the state championship game this spring, Venice will likely start next season as No. 1 team in the nation.
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Cunningham earns National Junior of the Year honors while Witcher earns nod as top sophomore.
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Fort Worth Christian shortstop earned MaxPreps All-America honors as a senior.
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Small Town National Player of the Year led Tuttle to championship, homering in all three state tournament games.
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Speedy Mississippi prospect expected to go among the first 10 picks this weekend in Philadelphia.
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Fort Worth Christian prospect is a candidate to go No. 1 overall.
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Tennessee star could be first catcher to come off the board this weekend.
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Seemingly on the fast track to the bigs, Seth Hernandez was the first high school pitcher to come off the board a year ago.
