When most high school football fans, writers, historians, players, et al. hold conversations about all-time winning streaks, the De La Salle Spartans in Concord, California, typically takes center stage—after maybe a quick Google search—with a run that lasted 151 games.
That’s over a decade of dominance.
But the juggernaut from Northern Cali isn’t the only impressive football team to avoid the loss column for an extended period.
In fact, each state holds a piece of the all-time winning-streak history, with all 50 represented in the High School Sports Historical Vault. And that includes two programs that made history in 2022.
With that in mind, here’s a look at the perennial programs that have gone unbeaten the longest in each state, spanning multiple seasons and classes.
(Editor’s note: High School football data was sourced from state association archives, MaxPreps, USA TODAY Sports and Gannett local newspapers, such as the Burlington Free Press.)
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Alabama: 71 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Edgewood Academy: 2010-2015
Alaska: 59 wins
(Photo: Twitter)
Soldotna: 2012-2018
Arizona: 63 wins
(Photo: Tom Tingle/azcentral sports)
Blue Ridge: 1994-1998
Arkansas: 63 wins
(AP Photo/Mike Wintroath)
Barton: 1985-1990
California: 151 wins
(Via OlyDrop)
De La Salle: 1992-2003
Colorado: 50 wins
(Denny Medley-USA TODAY Sports)
Limon: 2003-2006
Connecticut: 49 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Cheshire: 1992-1996
Delaware: 53 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Middletown: 1962-1967
Florida: 53 wins
(Ernst Peters/The Ledger)
Lakeland: 2004-2007
Georgia: 50 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
John Milledge Academy: 2018 – present
Hawaii: 55 wins
(Photo: Bryon Ng)
St. Louis: 1985-1990
Idaho: 54 wins
(USA TODAY Networks)
Snake River High School: 1998-2002
Illinois: 64 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Pittsfield: 1966-1973
Indiana: 60 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Bloomington South: 1967-1973
Iowa: 56 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Regina: 2010-2014
Kansas: 79 wins
(Photo: Kynan Marlin/Arizona Republic)
Smith Center: 2004-2009
Kentucky: 50 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Trinity: 1988-1991
Louisiana: 60 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Evangel Christian Academy: 1996-1999
(on field, 30 after forfeit)
Maine: 48 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Orono: 1977-1982
Maryland: 53 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Damascus: 2015-2018
Massachusetts: 52 wins
(USAT)
Acton-Boxborough: 2001-2005
Michigan: 72 wins
(USAT)
Hudson: 1968-1975
Minnesota: 71 wins
(USAT)
Caledonia: 2015-2021
Mississippi: 89 wins
(USAT)
South Panola: 2003-2008
Missouri: 71 wins
(Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports)
Jefferson City: 1958-1966
Montana: 42 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Sidney: 1990-1993
Nebraska: 48 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Cambridge: 1996-1999
Nevada: 55 wins
(Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports)
Bishop Gorman: 2013-2017
New Hampshire: 57 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Plymouth: 2005-2010
New Jersey: 63 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Paulsboro: 1992-1997
New Mexico: 69 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Animas: 1984-1990
New York: 62 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Maine-Endwell: 2011-2015
North Carolina: 109 wins
(Clayton Freeman/Florida Times-Union)
Independence: 2000-2007
North Dakota: 54 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Shanley: 1964-1970
Ohio: 57 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
St. John’s (Delphos): 1996-2001
Oklahoma: 58 wins
Photo: Bixby Athletics
Bixby: 2018-2022
Oregon: 45 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Amity: 1999-2002
Pennsylvania: 66 wins
(Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports)
Clairton: 2009-2013
Rhode Island: 35 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Bloomfield: 1996-2000
South Carolina: 96
(Photo: Kynan Marlin/Arizona Republic)
Sims: 1945-1954
South Dakota: 44 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Milbank: 1959-63
Tennessee: 82 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Bedford County Training School: 1943-50
Texas: 78 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Celina: 1998-2002
Utah: 48 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Duchesne: 2010-2014
Vermont: 26 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Hartford: 2010-2014
Virginia: 52 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Riverheads: 2018-2022
Washington: 67 wins
(Pexels photo)
Bellevue: 2010-2014
West Virginia: 57 wins
(AP Photo)
Wisconsin: 70 wins
(Danny Damiani/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Kimberly High School: 2013-2018
Wyoming: 34 wins
(USA TODAY Network)
Laramie: 1959-1963
