Valdosta (Ga.) entered the 2025 season on the brink of losing its long-held status as the winningest high school football program in history. After holding the all-time wins standard for more than four decades, the Wildcats responded with their best season in nearly 10 years and preserved the top spot with 971 victories.
Instead of relinquishing the lead, Valdosta answered with a 12-2
campaign, while Washington finished 9-3. Heading into the 2026 season, the Wildcats now hold a
three-game advantage over the Tigers, 971-968 .
The Wildcats are 29-28 over the previous five seasons, allowing Washington to erase a sizable deficit by compiling a 60-10 record during that same span. The Tigers also gained ground after two Valdosta victories from more than 85 years ago were removed from the Wildcats’ total because they could not be verified.
We should note there is a debate about Valdosta’s totals as the school claims to have 977 wins while other sources have 971. The games in question come from the 1920s and 1940s dealing with forfeit losses. Until definitive proof exists that the wins should be restored we’re inclined to rely on Georgia High School Football Historians Association, which does a tremendous job of tracking down football scores in many of the Southern states.
Valdosta and Washington continue to occupy the top two spots in the top 500 all-time winningest high school football programs in the nation, a list compiled from a variety of historical sources.
Mayfield (Ky.) and Male (Louisville, Ky.) remain within striking distance, tied with 965 victories each. Mayfield moved ahead of Male in the rankings after finishing 10-2, while the Bulldogs went 8-5. The Cardinals claim the higher spot because of their lower overall loss total. Another Kentucky powerhouse, Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.), sits 12 wins behind the leaders with 953 victories.
Highland Park (Dallas, Texas) is another program worth watching over the next decade. Since 1996, the Scots have won 354 games — 110 more than Valdosta’s 244 during the same span. Led by Randy Allen for most of those 30 seasons, Highland Park has also produced 28 10-win campaigns. By comparison, Valdosta has recorded eight, Washington 14 and Male 20.
The list
of winningest programs has been compiled using a variety of sources. Among those sources
include the work of the following:
• Loren Maxwell with High School Football Historians Association, which provides historic scores for Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina and Louisiana.
•
Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski in Illinois who have expanded their “Project 300” list, which previously only included schools with over 300 wins, to include all Illinois schools that have played high school football.
• Rick Baker of FourSeasonsFootball, with scores for Virginia, West Virginia and parts of Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland and Tennessee.
• David Parker of Alabama High School Football Historical Society, who works in conjunction with Maxwell, for scores in Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee.
• Pennsylvania Football News by Tom Elling and Rich Vetock, with all-time records for the Keystone State.
• Texas High School Football History by Joe Lee Smith and currently edited by Jerry
Forrest of PigskinPrep with all-time records for all teams in the Lone Star State.
• Thomas “Mike” Goddard of Kansas High School Football History with scores for Kansas. He is also the authority on Missouri.
• Dan and Joe Engler of AlmanacSports, charting the history of football in Indiana.
• Sheldon Shealer of Maryland Football Foundation.
• Kevin Patrowsky from
Wisconsin with his website WiHiFootball and his book “The Great Teams.”
• Mark Tennis of Cal-Hi Sports
with his coverage of the Golden State and his continuation of the state
record book that includes the voluminous work of his uncle, the late
Nelson Tennis, as well as win totals from the late California high
school football historian Bruce McIntosh.
• David McKnight and his website McKnight’s American Football with rankings for high school football back to the 1880s.
• Doug Calvert of Oregon High School Sports Records, along with the help of longtime historians Mal Van Meer and Larry Moulton.
State association websites and record books have also provided data.
The biggest
contributor to the list is the website Football Friday Night, which
continues the work of Robert Fawcett. Starting around the year 2000,
Fawcett attempted to find the winningest programs in the nation. He
stopped working on the project in 2009 but Football Friday Night has
taken over maintaining the records ever since.
One note
regarding the top 500 list below is that various sources often have different
all-time totals. Football Friday Night may have different totals than the NFHS record book, which might have different totals
than independent researchers like Four Seasons Football and Georgia
High School Football History. MaxPreps has attempted to corroborate
totals to the best of our ability. In most cases, we go with the most
local source. When no local sources were available, we deferred to
Football Friday Night. In some cases, we changed sources due to new
corroboration.
Schools may appear on
the Football Friday Night list but they are not included on the top 500. That
could be because the school in question has consolidated with other
schools over the years. MaxPreps tries to only include schools that have
not consolidated. Schools that lost students due to
the opening of a new school and then changed names are included (i.e.
Medford became North Medford). Teams that are tied for number of wins
are ranked in order by winning percentage.
1. (Last year No. 1) Valdosta (Ga.) — 971 wins
All-time record: 971-271-34
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 12-2
First season: 1913
State
championships: 24 — 1940, 1947, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1956, 1957, 1960,
1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1978, 1982, 1984, 1986, 1989,
1990, 1992, 1998, 2016
National championships: 6 — 1962, 1969, 1971, 1984, 1986, 1992
Notable coaches: Wright Bazemore, 1941-71 (265-51-7); Nick Hyder, 1974-1995 (302-48-5 overall record, 249-36-2 at Valdosta)
2. (2) Washington (Massillon, Ohio) — 968
All-time record: 968-306-36
Source: MassillonTigers.com
2025: 9-4
First season: 1891
State
championships: 25 — 1909, 1916, 1922, 1935, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939,
1940, 1941, 1943, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1959, 1960,
1964, 1965, 1970, 1972, 2023
National championships: 9 — 1935, 1936, 1939, 1940, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1959, 1961
Notable coaches: Paul Brown, 1932-40 (80-8-2); Chuck Mather, 1948-53 (57-3);
Leo Strang, 1958-63 (54-8-1); Earle Bruce, 1964-65 (20-0-0)
3. (4) Mayfield (Ky.) — 965
All-time record: 965-269-32
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association record book
2025: 10-2
First season: 1919
State
championships: 13 — 1977, 1978, 1985, 1986, 1993, 1995, 2002, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2023
Notable coaches: Jack Morris, 1969-1992 (254-50-2); Joe Morris, 1999-2023 (300-56)
4. (3) Male (Louisville, Ky.) — 965
All-time record: 965-348-49
Source: KHSAA record book
2025: 8-5
First season: 1893
State
championships: 8 — 1960, 1963, 1964, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2015, 2018
Notable coaches: Bob Redman (318-124-1 overall, 190-49 at Male)
5. (5) Highlands (Fort Thomas, Ky.) — 953
All-time record: 953-280-26
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2025: 10-3
First season: 1915
State
championships: 23 — 1960, 1961, 1964, 1968, 1970, 1975, 1977, 1981,
1982, 1989, 1992, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010,
2011, 2012, 2014
Notable coaches: Dale Mueller, 1994-2013 (309-67 overall, 250-36 at Highlands)
6. (8) Highland Park (Dallas, Texas) — 912
All-time record: 912-269-27
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2025: 12-2
First season: 1923
State
championships: 6 — 1945, 1957, 2005, 2016, 2017, 2018
Notable coaches: Randy Allen, 1981-present (472-99-6)
7. (6) Mount Carmel (Pa.) — 912
All-time record: 912-353-59
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 5-6
First season: 1893
State
championships: 12 — 1927, 1954, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1973, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2002
Notable coaches: Jazz Diminick, 1962-92 (267-81-7 at Mount Carmel)
8. (7) Muskegon (Mich.) — 910
All-time record: 910-298-43
Source: MHSAA record book
2025: 7-4
First season: 1895
State
championships: 19 — 1920, 1921, 1923, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1936, 1937,
1942, 1944, 1951, 1971, 1986, 1989, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2017, 2023
Notable coaches: Dave Taylor, 1983-99 (195-99-1 overall, 112-50-1 at Muskegon);
Leo Redmond, 1925-46 (156-29-13); Bob Zuppke, 1906-09 (29-4-2)
9. (9) Easton Area (Pa.) — 903
All-time record: 903-391-55
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 14-1
First season: 1889
State
championships: 3 — 1939 (state poll), 1958 (state poll), 1968 (state poll)
Notable coaches: Steve Shiffert, 1994-2016 (216-89-1)
10. (11) Haynesville (La.) — 897
All-time record: 897-313-33
Source: Hunter Bower, Haynesville historian
2025: 14-0
First season: 1907
State
championships: 18 — 1924, 1929, 1936, 1970, 1971, 1984, 1987, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2000, 2009, 2013, 2014, 2025
Notable coaches: Alton “Red” Franklin, 1967-2001 (365-75-9)
11. (10) McKinley (Canton, Ohio) — 891
All-time record: 891-384-42
Source: School website
2025: 9-3
First season: 1894
State
championships: 12 — 1895, 1896, 1920, 1927, 1934, 1942, 1944, 1955, 1956, 1981, 1997, 1998
National championships: 2 — 1934, 1997
Notable coaches: Thom McDaniels, 1982-97 (137-49)
12. (12) Ansonia (Conn.) — 883
All-time record: 883-248-57
Source: State high school record book compiled by Gerry DeSimas Jr.
2025: 8-4
First season: 1900
State
championships: 22 — 1976, 1977, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1987,
1988, 1989, 1994, 1995, 2002, 2003, 2006 2007, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2016,
2022, 2024
Notable coaches: Jack Hunt, 1987-2005 (193-26); Charles Jarvis, 1938-66 (175-77-12); Tom Brockett, 2006-24 (215-18)
13. (13) Steubenville (Ohio) — 883
All-time record: 883-338-34
Source: Ohio High School Athletic Association
2025: 9-3
First season: 1897
State
championships: 8 — 1925, 1926, 1930, 1931, 1984, 2005, 2006, 2017
Notable coaches: Reno Saccoccia, 1983-present (447-89)
14. (14) Maryville (Tenn.) — 881
All-time record: 881-266-36
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 11-2
First season: 1926
State
championships: 17 — 1970, 1976, 1978, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2019
Notable coaches: George Quarles, 1999-2016 (250-16); Ted Wilson, 1966-80 (145-28-2)
15. (15) Shelby (N.C.) — 878
All-time record: 878-328-42
Source: Jim Sherman, school statistician
2025: 13-3
First season: 1910
State
championships: 20 — 1947, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1984, 1986,
1987, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2025
Notable coaches: R.W. Morris, 1924-32, 1936-55 (135-105-19); Pearley Allen,
1956-76 (175-49-14); Jim Taylor, 1977-97 (201-54-2); Chris Norman,
1998-2010 (147-39-1); Lance Ware, 2011-18 (99-25, 5 state titles)
16. (16) Clinton (Okla.) — 865
All-time record: 865-317-37
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 5-6
First season: 1919
State
championships: 17 — 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1978, 1982, 1984, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2012, 2021
Notable coaches: Mike Lee, 1991-2015 (292-71)
17. (18) East St. Louis (Ill.) — 864
All-time record: 864-224-39
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2025: 9-4
First season: 1925
State
championships: 11 — 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989, 1991, 2008, 2016, 2019, 2022, 2024
National championships: 1 — 1985
Notable coaches: Bob Shannon, 1976-95 (193-35)
18. (20) Hampton (Va.) — 861
All-time record: 861-298-47
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 10-2
First season: 1899
State
championships: 17 — 1936, 1942, 1948, 1950, 1969, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2005
National championships: 2 — 1996, 1997
Notable coaches: Mike Smith, 1971-2021 (505-97-2)
19. (21) Summerville (S.C.) — 858
All-time record: 858-276-30
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 12-3
First season: 1920
State
championships: 12 — 1948, 1949, 1955, 1956, 1969, 1978, 1979, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1998
Notable coaches: John McKissick, 1952-2014 (620-156-13)
20. (23) Berwick (Pa.) — 856
All-time record: 856-374-43
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 11-1
First season: 1888
State
championships: 6 — 1988, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997
National championships: 3 — 1983, 1992, 1995
Notable coaches: George Curry, 1971-2005 and 2012-2015 (404-83-3)
21. (22) Steelton-Highspire (Steelton, Pa.) — 856
All-time record: 856-453-64
Source: School website
2025: 10-3
First season: 1894
State
championships: 12 — 1924, 1925, 1926, 1937, 1948, 1978, 1982, 2007, 2008, 2020, 2022, 2023
Notable coaches: Rob Deibler, 1999-2011 (117-55)
22. (19) Everett (Mass.) — 854
All-time record: 854-395-79
Source: Everett historians Fred Merchant, John Boy Boardman and Arnie Boardman
2025: 3-7
First season: 1893
State
championships: 28 — 1896, 1897, 1903, 1909, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914,
1915, 1927, 1940, 1945, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2016, 2017
National championships: 2 — 1914, 1915
Notable coaches: John DiBiaso, 1992-2017 (252-33 at Everett)
All-time record: 852-358-25
Source: KHSAA record book
2025: 12-2
First season: 1904
State
championships: 3 — 1973, 1985, 2009
Notable coaches: Ralph McRight, 1937-41, 1946-61 (157-48-7)
24. (17) Parkersburg (W.Va.) — 852
All-time record: 852-371-39
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 5-6
First season: 1900
State
championships: 17 — 1911, 1918, 1919, 1921, 1922, 1927, 1938, 1940, 1943, 1950, 1958, 1976, 1978, 1999, 2001, 2006, 2007
Notable coaches: Buddy James, 1968-90 (178-69-2)
25. (24) Mart (Texas) — 851
All-time record: 851-368-43
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2025: 7-6
First season: 1912
State
championships: 8 — 1957, 1969, 1999, 2006, 2010, 2017, 2018, 2019
Notable coaches: Rusty Nail, 2006-14 (105-23)
26. (26) Ada (Okla.) — 849
All-time record: 849-364-24
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 10-2
First season: 1912
State
championships: 19 — 1951, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1962, 1964,
1965, 1970, 1974, 1980, 1986, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996,
Notable coaches: Elvan George, 1940-58 (161-46-8); Craig McBroom, 1959-70,
1973-79 (158-61-4); Larry McBroom, 1980-95, 2000-03 (199-60-0)
27. (29) Dobyns-Bennett (Kingsport, Tenn.) — 848
All-time record: 848-274-28
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2025: 10-2
First season: 1921
State
championships: 6 —1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1959, 1960
Notable coaches: Graham Clark, 1993-2017 (252-71 overall, 233-68 at Dobyns-Bennett)
28. (30) Louisville (Miss.) — 848
All-time record: 848-333-32
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2025: 10-3
First season: 1920
State championships: 12 — 1985, 1986, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2018, 2020, 2022, 2023
Notable coaches: M.C. Miller, 2010-18 (96-32); Tyrone Shorter, 2019-25 (76-10); Tony Stanford, 1995-2002 (76-31)
29. (28) Gaffney (S.C.) — 847
All-time record: 847-366-30
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-4
First season: 1921
State
championships: 17 — 1927, 1928, 1929, 1931, 1934, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1985, 1992, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2012, 2021
Notable coaches: Bob Prevatte, 1956-69 (129-29-11); Joe Montgomery, 1991-2002 (105-53)
30. (27) Nashville (Ark.) — 845
All-time record: 845-366-27
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 8-3
First season: 1910
State
championships: 9 — 1941, 1942, 1955, 1967, 1996, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2015
Notable coaches: Billy Laird, 1992-2003 (129-34-1); Dwight Jones, 1954-66 (101-44); Lester Bradley, 1928-37, 1940-49 (151-49-9)
31. (31) Reidsville (N.C.) — 843
All-time record: 843-326-38
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 13-2
First season: Early 1900s
State
championships: 24 — 1930, 1931, 1932, 1937, 1939, 1940, 1943, 1945,
1950, 1954, 1963, 1969, 1970, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2016, 2018,
2019, 2020, 2023, 2025
Notable coaches: Jimmy Teague, 1992-2008, 2012-22 (339-58 at Reidsville)
32. (46) Pine Bluff (Ark.) — 837
All-time record: 837-406-52
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 3-7
First season: 1901
State
championships: 22 —- 1916, 1921, 1922, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929,
1932, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1943, 1951, 1962, 1963, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995,
2014, 2015
National championships: 2 — 1925, 1939
Notable coaches: Allen Dunaway, 1926-39 (120-24-10, 7 state championships); Foy
Hammonds, 1921-25 (58-4-2); Marion Glover, 1984-97 (126-45-2)
33. (36) Bakersfield (Calif.) — 833
All-time record: 833-303-43
Source: Cal-Hi Sports
2025: 10-3
First season: 1896
State
championships: 7 — 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925, 1927, 2013 (36 section championships)
Notable coaches: Dwight “Goldie” Griffith, 1908-42, 1945 (207-50-26); Paul Briggs, 1953-85 (209-99-12)
34. (33) Harlan (Iowa) — 833
All-time record: 833-311-43
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 4-5
First season: 1923
State
championships: 13 — 1972, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2022
Notable coaches: Curt Bladt, 1978-2018 (414-64)
35. (32) Brockton (Mass.) — 833
All-time record: 833-430-64
Source: Fred Merchant via Paul Auger, Brockton historian
2025: 3-8
First season: 1897
State
championships: 18 — 1924, 1932, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1959, 1960, 1972,
1973, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 2004, 2005
Notable coaches: Armond Colombo, 1969-2002 (316-100-5 overall, 220 wins at Brockton, 96 wins at Archbishop Williams)
36. (41) Mt. Carmel (Chicago, Ill.) — 832
All-time record: 832-256-31
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2025: 14-0
First season: 1924
State
championships: 16 — 1980, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2012, 2013, 2019, 2022, 2023, 2025
Notable coaches: Frank Lenti, 1984-2017 (372-77)
37. (37) St. Xavier (Louisville, Ky.) — 832
All-time record: 832-325-20
Source: KHSAA record book
2025: 10-4
First season: 1917
State
championships: 13 — 1962, 1969, 1974, 1975, 1978, 1986, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2021
Notable coaches: Mike Glaser, 1982-2017 (336-78); Kevin Wallace, 1984-93, 1996-2017 (299-101), 2018-23 (47-15 at St. Xavier)
38. (35) Long Beach Poly (Long Beach, Calif.) — 829
All-time record: 829-288-40
Source: Cal-Hi Sports
2025: 5-5
First season: 1904
State
championships: 5 —1909 (Cal-Hi Sports), 1919 (CIF), 1935 (Cal-Hi Sports),
1958 (Cal-Hi Sports), 1959 (Cal-Hi Sports), 19 Southern Section
championships
Notable coaches: Raul Lara, 2001-13 (131-28), Jerry Jaso, 1980-2001 (157 wins)
39. (40) Danville (Ky.) — 829
All-time record: 829-328-35
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 9-3
First season: 1924
State
championships: 11 — 1962, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2017
Notable coaches: Sam Harp, 1988-2012 (326-106)
40. (38) Leominster (Mass.) — 829
All-time record: 829-444-64
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 8-3
First season: 1894
State
championships: 12 — 1973, 1974, 1978, 1981, 1982, 1989, 1990, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2011, 2012
Notable coaches: Charlie Broderick, 1930-64 (252-126-25)
41. (39) Booker T. Washington (Tulsa, Okla.) — 827
All-time record: 827-265-30
Source: David Porch, Oklahoma historian
2025: 7-4
First season: 1922
State
championships: 25 — 1922, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1933,
1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1940, 1942, 1945, 1948, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971,
1973, 1984, 2008, 2010, 2017 (Note: 17 other state titles won between
1921 and 1951 in the Oklahoma Interscholastic Athletic Association)
Notable coaches: Ed Lacy, 1965-73 (78-11-3); Seymour Williams, 1921-51 (290-23-11)
42. (34) Amarillo (Texas) — 827
All-time record: 827-391-23
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2025: 2-9
First season: 1908
State
championships: 4 — 1934, 1935, 1936, 1940
Notable coaches: Larry Dippel, 1971-2005 (253-134-6 overall, 224-119-5 at Amarillo); Howard Lynch, 1937-50 (126-29-1)
43. (42) LaGrange (Ga.) — 824
All-time record: 824-398-40
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 11-3
First season: 1905
State
championships: 6 — 1955, 1958, 1991, 2001, 2003, 2004
National championships: 1 — 1991
Notable coaches: Oliver Hunnicutt, 1942-71 (174-89-18); Steve Pardue, 1994-2010 (161-45-0)
44. (43) Owensboro (Ky.) — 823
All-time record: 823-404-30
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association
2025: 13-2
First season: 1895
State
championships: 4 — 1917, 1974, 1983, 1986
Notable coaches: Gerald Poynter, 1965-76, 1988-95 (152-68-3)
45. (44) Neville (Monroe, La.) — 818
All-time record: 818-272-20
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-4
First season: 1931
State
championships: 12 — 1955, 1959, 1961, 1962, 1972, 1983, 1984, 1995, 2009, 2011, 2014, 2015
Notable coaches: Charlie Brown, 1963-92 (263-67-6)
46. (52) Central (Little Rock, Ark.) — 815
All-time record: 815-425-49
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 3-7
First season: 1903
State championships: 31
— 1907, 1908, 1909, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1938,
1944, 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1960,
1975, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1986, 2003, 2004
National championships: 2 — 1946, 1957
Notable coaches: Bernie Cox, 1975-2009 (271-124-9); Wilson Matthews, 1947-57 (112-18-3); Earl Quigley, 1914-35 (151-57-12)
47. (47) Temple (Texas) — 814
All-time record: 814-380-51
Source: Joe Lee Smith, Texas High School Football History
2025: 7-4
First season: 1905
State
championships: 2 — 1979, 1992
Notable coaches: Bob McQueen, 1965-99 (276-86-9 overall, 242-78-7 at Temple)
48. (45) Lawton (Okla.) — 812
All-time record: 812-379-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 4-6
First season: 1902
State
championships: 4 — 1962, 1963, 1970, 1987
Notable coaches: Randy Breeze, 2006-18 (102-38); Bob Bodenhamer, 1954-63 (80-27-6)
49. (51) Montgomery Bell Academy (Nashville, Tenn.) — 812
All-time record: 812-383-46
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 6-5
First season: 1900
State championships: 15 — 1915, 1917, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1955, 1967, 1968, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2014
Notable coaches: Tommy Owen, 1953-70, 1977-92 (249-99-11)
50. (50) Refugio (Texas) — 811
All-time record: 811-280-33
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 13-1
First season: 1931
State
championships: 5 — 1970, 1982, 2011, 2016, 2019
Notable coaches: Jason Herring, 1996-present (293-61 overall, 223-24 at Refugio)
51. (48) New Britain (Conn.) — 810
All-time record: 810-380-50
Source: School’s football website
2025: 8-2
52. (49) Mount Airy (N.C.) — 808
All-time record: 808-333-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-3
53. (53) Alcoa (Tenn.) — 805
All-time record: 805-308-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 14-1
54. (55) Gainesville (Ga.) — 802
All-time record: 802-361-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 11-4
55. (56) Aliquippa (Pa.) — 800
All-time record: 800-335-42
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 10-4
56. (54) Longview (Texas) — 799
All-time record: 799-364-54
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 7-5
57. (62) Marist (Atlanta, Ga.) — 796
All-time record: 796-342-38
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 12-2
58. (57) Booneville (Ark.) — 795
All-time record: 795-351-35
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-5
59. (60) Jeannette (Pa.) — 794
All-time record: 794-349-48
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 8-4
60. (64) Cuero (Texas) — 794
All-time record: 794-392-35
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 12-2
61. (59) Brownwood (Texas) — 794
All-time record: 794-412-34
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 7-5
62. (61) Cathedral (Indianapolis, Ind.) — 792
All-time record: 792-312-19
Source: AlmanacSports.com
2025: 7-4
63. (65) Jenks (Okla.) — 790
All-time record: 790-283-29
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 10-2
64. (63) Plano (Texas) — 790
All-time record: 790-406-50
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 7-4
65. (58) Lawrence (Kan.) — 788
All-time record: 788-327-42
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 1-8
66. (75) Baylor (Chattanooga, Tenn.) — 788
All-time record: 788-352-40
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 12-0
67. (67) Corbin (Ky.) — 787
All-time record: 787-328-34
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 10-4
68. (69) Wyoming (Cincinnati, Ohio) — 785
All-time record: 785-227-48
Source: Ohio High School Athletic Association
2025: 10-2
69. (70) Rockhurst (Kansas City, Mo.) — 784
All-time record: 784-271-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-3
71. (76) Starkville (Miss.) — 783
All-time record: 783-301-30
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2025: 6-4
72. (68) Washington (Sioux Falls, S.D.) — 781
All-time record: 781-372-38
Source: School website
2025: 5-5
73. (74) Thomasville (Ga.) — 780
All-time record: 780-374-46
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 8-4
74. (71) Marquette University (Milwaukee, Wis.) — 779
All-time record: 779-302-34
Source: WiHiFootball.com
2025: 4-6
75. (72) Meridian (Miss.) — 779
All-time record: 779-368-48
Source: Alabama High School Football History
2025: 2-8
76. (66) Montclair (N.J.) — 779
All-time record: 779-375-55
Source: Roger Saylor’s Penn State Archives
2025: 1-8
77. (77) Greenwood (S.C.) — 778
All-time record: 778-349-53
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 9-2
78. (80) Woodward Academy (College Park, Ga.) — 775
All-time record: 775-437-43
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 10-3
79. (81) Albany (Texas) — 772
All-time record: 772-346-30
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 10-3
80. (79) Bowling Green (Ky.) — 770
All-time record: 770-364-35
Source: Kentucky High School Athletic Association
2025: 6-7
81. (78) Loyola Academy (Wilmette, Ill.) — 770
All-time record: 770-371-43
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2025: 4-5
82. (110) Knoxville Central (Knoxville, Tenn.) — 770
All-time record: 770-432-38
Source: School Athletic Department
2025: 10-3
83. (82) Tuscola (Ill.) — 768
All-time record: 768-355-43
Source: Kev Varney and Tom Sikorski
2025: 7-3
84. (83) New Castle (Pa.) — 768
All-time record: 768-445-69
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 9-3
85. (86) Coatesville (Pa.) — 767
All-time record: 767-427-49
Source: Pa. Football News
2025: 10-3
86. (84) Abbeville (S.C.) — 764
All-time record: 764-337-31
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 9-3
87. (91) Thomas-Fay-Custer (Thomas, Okla.) — 763
All-time record: 763-225-11
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 9-2
88. (90) Ironton (Ohio) — 763
All-time record: 763-366-45
Source: Ohio state association record book
2025: 9-1
89. (85) Jesuit (New Orleans, La.) — 763
All-time record: 763-385-34
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 6-6
90. (89) Blazer (Ashland, Ky.) — 762
All-time record: 762-431-42
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 7-5
91. (94) Creighton Prep (Omaha, Neb.) — 760
All-time record: 760-251-23
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 10-2
92. (95) Dillon (S.C.) — 760
All-time record: 760-347-25
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 9-4
93. (87) C.H. Yoe (Cameron, Texas) — 759
All-time record: 759-399-43
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 3-7
94. (88) Gilmer (Texas) — 759
All-time record: 759-412-40
Source: Texas High School Football History
2025: 4-7
95. (99) Phillipsburg (N.J.) — 758
All-time record: 758-346-50
Source: Football Friday Night
2025: 10-3
96. (103) Fort Hill (Cumberland, Md.) — 757
All-time record: 757-193-24
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 11-2
97. (104) Bridgeport (W.Va.) — 757
All-time record: 757-307-29
Source: Four Seasons Football
2025: 11-1
99. (102) Washington (Pa.) — 757
All-time record: 757-388-57
Source: PA Football News
2025: 10-3
100. (108) Cartersville (Ga.) — 755
All-time record: 755-334-30
Source: Georgia High School Football History
2025: 12-1
101-200
101. (100) Jamestown (N.Y.) —755-441-57 (7-4)
102. (98) Saint Louis (Honolulu, Hawaii) — 754-285-38 (5-3)
103. (101) Evansville Reitz (Ind.) — 754-305-29 (7-4)
104. (96) Pioneer (Ann Arbor, Mich.) — 754-483-38 (4-5)
105. (92) Arcola (Ill.) —752-372-39 (1-7)
106. (116) Clairton (Pa.) — 752-375-41 (15-1)
107. (105) Williamsport (Pa.) — 752-513-55 (6-6)
108. (107) Webb City (Mo.) — 751-379-37 (7-4)
109. (178) Trousdale County (Hartsville, Tenn.) — 749-351-18 (2-8)
110. (109) Salem (Va.) — 746-343-44 (5-5)
111. (106) North Medford (Medford, Ore.) — 745-320-34 (1-8)
112. (117) Lufkin (Texas) — 745-383-38 (8-4)
115. (114) T.R. Miller (Brewton, Ala.) — 744-341-20 (6-5)
116. (125) Artesia (N.M.) — 744-360-33 (12-1)
117. (119) Seminole (Okla.) — 744-396-32 (8-3)
120. (121) Whitehaven (Memphis, Tenn.) — 743-319-20 (7-5)
121. (113) Dover (Ohio), 743-388-44 (4-5)
122. (118) Corsicana (Texas) — 742-446-44 (5-5)
123. (120) Wagoner (Okla.) — 741-402-30 (5-6)
124. (127) Ridley (Folsom, Pa.) — 740-212-23 (9-3)
125. (130) Mogadore (Ohio) — 740-297-22 (11-2)
126. (123) El Campo (Texas) — 740-353-42 (6-5)
127. (126) Dunmore (Pa.) — 739-382-52 (8-4)
128. (132) Haywood (Brownsville, Tenn.) — 738-414-35 (8-3)
129. (142) Milan (Tenn.) — 737-417-22 (12-1)
130. (134) DuPont Manual (Louisville, Ky.) — 737-486-37 (9-3)
131. (146) Darlington (Wis.) — 736-312-26 (14-0)
132. (129) Hartsville (S.C.) — 736-396-27 (7-5)
133. (124) Harding (Warren, Ohio) — 736-479-49 (3-6)
134. (135) Frontenac (Kan.) — 735-262-9 (8-2)
135. (137) McKeesport (Pa.) — 735-435-51 (9-4)
137. (131) Jefferson City (Mo.) — 733-339-25 (4-6)
138. (133) Oneonta (Ala.) — 733-381-33 (5-5)
139. (138) Wheaton-Warrenville South (Wheaton, Ill.) — 732-318-28 (7-4)
140. (128) St. Ignatius (Cleveland, Ohio), 732-357-32 (1-10)
141. (150) McCallie (Chattanooga, Tenn.) — 732-397-43 (10-3)
142. (151) Central Catholic (Toledo, Ohio) — 731-376-33 (11-5)
143. (148) Portland (Maine) — 731-485-72 (9-3)
144. (141) Fayette County (Fayette, Ala.) — 730-381-35 (6-5)
145. (165) Huntingdon (Tenn.) — 729-334-15 (14-1)
146. (139) William Penn Charter (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 729-399-53 (4-6)
147. (160) Shelby (Ohio) — 729-419-42 (14-1)
148. (145) Central (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 729-473-61 (7-4)
149. (143) Harlingen (Texas) — 728-342-40 (5-7)
150. (162) Morgantown (W.Va.) — 728-372-43 (13-1)
151. (140) Pottsville (Pa.) — 728-561-46 (3-8)
152. (154) Columbia (Lake City, Fla.) — 727-364-36 (8-3)
153. (149) Piqua (Ohio) — 727-457-48 (6-5)
154. (161) Smith Center (Kan.) — 726-307-32 (11-1)
155. (147) Joliet Catholic (Joliet, Ill.) — 726-335-23 (4-6)
156. (159) Fitzgerald (Ga.) — 726-418-30 (9-4)
157. (158) Camden (S.C.) — 725-437-24 (9-4)
158. (171) Menominee (Mich.) — 724-319-40 (14-0)
159. (144) Sandusky (Ohio) — 724-439-36 (1-9)
160. (152) Bellaire (Ohio) — 723-410-53 (3-7)
161. (166) Spartanburg (S.C.) — 723-415-38 (7-5)
162. (155) Sweetwater (Texas) — 723-438-29 (4-7)
163. (168) Mahnomen (Minn.) — 722-215-9 (11-1)
164. (153) Frankford (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 722-339-50 (2-10)
165. (170) Bluefield (W.Va.) — 722-356-23 (11-3)
166. (163) Stamford (Texas) — 721-397-33 (7-5)
167. (157) Greensburg Salem (Greensburg, Pa.) — 721-427-39 (3-7)
168. (188) Carthage (Texas) — 720-368-41 (16-0)
169. (172) Thomson (Ga.) — 719-341-37 (9-4)
170. (192) Clarksdale (Miss.) — 719-426-31 (12-1)
171. (164) St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 719-438-37 (5-5)
172. (NR) South Pittsburg (Tenn.) — 718-286-38 (14-1) *
173. (179) Hominy (Okla.) — 718-343-24 (11-3)
174. (177) Deshler (Tuscumbia, Ala.) — 718-380-35 (11-2)
175. (175) Sharon (Pa.) — 718-465-51 (9-4)
176. (176) Troy (Ohio) — 717-423-41 (9-3)
177. (174) Ardmore (Okla.) — 717-430-28 (8-4)
178. (187) Celina (Texas) — 716-301-23 (14-1)
179. (181) Northbridge (Whitinsville, Mass.) — 716-321-49 (10-2)
180. (182) Davis (Okla.) — 716-329-26 (10-3)
181. (169) Illini West (Carthage, Ill.) — 716-351-54 (5-5)
182. (184) Clinton (S.C.) — 716-424-27 (9-4)
183. (167) Fort Myers (Fla.) — 715-342-41 (3-7)
184. (180) Woodland (Fairfax, Okla.) — 713-409-36 (6-5)
185. (216) Stephenville (Texas) — 713-420-26 (16-0)
186. (183) Muskogee (Okla.) — 712-405-31 (6-6)
187. (190) Fairmont Senior (Fairmont, W.Va.) — 712-419-46 (8-3)
188. (191) Huntingdon (Pa.) — 712-425-39 (8-4)
189. (193) Magee (Miss.) — 711-368-30 (7-4)
190. (199) Somerset (Ky.) — 710-456-42 (11-2)
191. (173) Fostoria (Ohio) — 710-515-42 (0-10)
192. (209) Greeneville (Tenn.) — 709-394-38 (12-2)
193. (215) Hickory (N.C.) — 709-401-25 (12-2)
194. (194) Asheville (N.C.) — 709-409-38 (6-6)
195. (185) Beaver Falls (Pa.) — 709-445-52 (4-7)
196. (189) Webster Groves (Mo.) — 708-394-38 (4-6)
197. (195) Woodberry Forest (Va.) — 707-279-38 (7-2)
198. (202) Geneseo (Ill.) — 707-335-19 (9-3)
199. (186) Fitchburg (Mass.) — 707-537-57 (2-9)
200. (217) Oak Ridge (Tenn.) — 706-224-11 (9-2)
201-300
201. (198) Normal Community (Normal, Ill.) — 706-371-35 (7-3)
202. (227) Jackson (Mo.) — 706-436-38 (12-1)
203. (225) Gonzaga Prep (Spokane, Wash.) — 705-232-27 (11-1)
204. (197) Garland (Texas) — 705-416-51 (5-5)
205. (226) Upper Arlington (Columbus, Ohio) — 704-264-18 (10-3)
206. (203) Thomasville (Ala.) — 704-356-49 (6-5)
207. (211) Thomasville (N.C.) — 704-371-32 (7-6)
208. (213) Mesa (Ariz.) — 704-391-37 (7-5)
209. (304) Tupelo (Miss.) — 704-397-28 (12-3)
210. (230) Glasgow (Ky.) — 704-405-29 (11-1)
211. (208) Norman (Okla.) — 704-471-45 (6-5)
212. (201) MICDS (St. Louis, Mo.) — 703-248-20 (5-5)
213. (218) Dos Palos (Calif.) — 703-305-25 (7-5)
214. (229) Catholic Central (Grand Rapids, Mich.) — 703-325-44 (10-1)
215. (234) St. John’s Prep (Danvers, Mass.) — 703-342-43 (11-2)
216. (223) Childress (Texas) — 703-439-28 (8-4)
217. (207) New Philadelphia (Ohio) — 703-453-53 (5-5)
218. (248) Memphis Central (Memphis, Tenn.) — 703-493-46 (9-3)
219. (196) Allegany (Cumberland, Md.) — 702-327-30 (2-7)
220. (257) Cairo (Ga.) — 702-372-39 (10-3)
221. (214) Glass (Lynchburg, Va.) — 702-403-45 (5-6)
222. (204) Champaign Central (Champaign, Ill.) — 702-408-41 (4-5)
223. (222) Batesburg-Leesville (Batesburg, S.C.) — 702-411-42 (8-4)
224. (200) Haverhill (Mass.) — 702-569-95 (3-8)
225. (238) Stillwater (Okla.) — 701-409-34 (9-3)
226. (205) Bristow (Okla.) — 701-434-34 (3-7)
227. (224) Union City (Tenn.) — 701-445-27 (3-7)
228. (250) Limon (Colo.) — 700-237-12 (12-1)
229. (239) Paulsboro (N.J.) — 700-292-51 (9-2)
230. (210) Clovis (N.M.) — 700-370-34 (3-7)
231. (246) Middlesboro (Ky.) — 700-387-28 (11-1)
232. (240) Mason (Texas) — 700-406-37 (10-4)
233. (NR) Byrd (Shreveport, La.) — 700-464-31 (2-8)
234. (221) Marceline (Mo.) — 699-365-41 (4-4)
235. (212) Iowa City (Iowa) — 699-388-35 (2-7)
236. (236) Mishawaka (Ind.) — 699-390-37 (10-2)
237. (260) Trinity (Louisville, Ky.) — 698-187-7 (13-2)
238. (233) Demopolis (Ala.) — 698-341-42 (6-5)
239. (237) Monessen (Pa.) — 698-408-47 (6-5)
240. (247) Peoria (Ill.) — 698-465-60 (9-3)
241. (258) Pittsburg (Calif.) — 697-309-40 (11-3)
242. (254) Sexton (Lansing, Mich.) — 697-428-47 (6-4)
243. (219) Rochester (Pa.) — 697-441-54 (1-8)
244. (256) Vale (Ore.) — 696-234-32 (9-2)
245. (244) Bardstown (Ky.) — 696-321-22 (7-4)
246. (251) Littlefield (Texas) — 696-369-28 (8-3)
247. (253) Colbert County (Leighton, Ala.) — 696-403-22 (8-4)
248. (231) Butte (Mont.) — 696-428-38 (3-7)
249. (228) Rock Island (Ill.) — 696-452-46 (2-7)
250. (220) Salem (Mass.) — 696-518-96 (3-8)
251. (249) Silver Lake (Kan.) — 695-201-13 (7-3)
252. (245) Enterprise (Ala.) — 695-350-34 (6-4)
253. (252) Cedar Falls (Iowa) — 695-379-23 (7-3)
254. (262) Texas (Texarkana, Texas) — 695-433-32 (10-2)
255. (268) Morris (Ill.) — 694-389-31 (11-2)
256. (269) Brenham (Texas) — 694-414-38 (11-2)
259. (259) UMS-Wright Prep (Mobile, Ala.) — 693-447-26 (6-5)
260. (232) Wichita Falls (Texas) — 693-451-49 (0-0, now closed)
261. (267) St. Rita (Chicago, Ill.) — 692-347-35 (9-5)
262. (276) Woodruff (S.C.) — 692-360-29 (11-2)
263. (281) Benjamin Russell (Alexander City, Ala.) — 692-381-26 (12-2)
264. (263) Hopkinsville (Ky.) — 692-524-33 (7-5)
265. (271) Yankton (S.D.) — 691-310-23 (9-3)
266. (261) Loyola (Los Angeles, Calif.) — 691-350-37 (6-7)
267. (264) Griffin (Ga.) — 691-401-36 (7-4)
268. (305) Amory (Miss.) — 691-438-15 (3-8)
269. (255) Berkeley (Calif.) — 691-470-61 (3-7)
270. (275) Southington (Conn.) — 690-313-47 (9-4)
271. (278) Moline (Ill.) — 690-439-44 (9-2)
272. (241) Northside (Fort Smith, Ark.) — 690-468-41 (0-10)
273. (242) Palo Alto (Calif.) — 690-476-56 (0-10)
274. (265) Ross (Fremont, Ohio) — 690-479-48 (6-5)
275. (283) Marshfield (Coos Bay, Ore.) — 689-316-50 (10-2)
276. (NR) La Salle College (Wyndmoor, Pa.) — 689-450-40 (13-1)
277. (280) Holmes (Edenton, N.C.) — 688-353-40 (8-5)
278. (294) North Penn (Lansdale, Pa.) — 688-415-40 (12-3)
279. (270) Beaver (Pa.) — 688-430-55 (5-6)
280. (308) Buford (Ga.) — 687-259-16 (15-0)
281. (303) Platte County (Platte City, Mo.) — 687-334-34 (14-0)
282. (273) Northeast (Philadelphia, Pa.) — 687-437-66 (4-8)
283. (287) Sonora (Texas) — 686-388-30 (7-4)
284. (277) Windber (Pa.) — 686-391-44 (5-5)
285. (298) Canadian (Texas) — 686-401-32 (11-2)
286. (272) Chillicothe (Mo.) — 686-413-37 (4-7)
287. (291) Kingfisher (Okla.) — 686-489-32 (8-4)
288. (279) Mt. Carmel (Ill.) — 685-317-31 (5-5)
289. (292) Dublin (Ga.) — 685-346-27 (9-3)
290. (286) Russellville (Ala.) — 685-375-31 (7-5)
291. (299) Martinsburg (W. Va.) — 685-393-32 (11-3)
292. (266) Oak Park-River Forest (Oak Park, Ill.) — 685-438-38 (2-7)
293. (289) Tyrone (Pa.) — 684-412-41 (3-6)
294. (290) University School (Hunting Valley, Ohio) — 684-419-30 (6-4)
295. (314) Sinton (Texas) — 684-423-41 (13-2)
296. (284) Versailles (Ohio) — 683-345-26 (4-6)
297. (302) Lowell (Mass.) — 683-554-77 (9-2)
298. (285) Groveton (Texas) — 682-366-34 (3-8)
299. (282) Purcell (Okla.) — 682-442-29 (2-8)
300. (296) Emmetsburg (Iowa) — 681-303-45 (6-3)
301-400
301. (288) Cathedral Prep (Erie, Pa.) — 681-330-19 (3-6)
302. (315) Hartselle (Hartselle, Ala.) — 681-426-31 (10-2)
303. (384) West Point (Miss.) — 681-427-29 (12-1)
304. (312) Jackson (Ohio) — 681-427-48 (9-3)
305. (307) Santa Monica (Calif.) — 681-449-51 (8-5)
306. (309) Memorial (St. Marys, Ohio) — 680-361-34 (8-4)
307. (206) Laurel (Miss.) — 680-448-33 (6-7)
308. (NR) Magnolia (Ark.), 680-480-42 (2-8)
309. (300) Beverly (Mass.) — 680-503-65 (6-5)
310. (324) Hobart (Ind.) — 679-340-16 (10-3)
311. (310) Traverse City Central (Mich.) — 679-368-50 (7-5)
312. (321) Bessemer City (Bessemer, Ala.) — 679-418-34 (9-2)
313. (317) Sacred Heart-Griffin (Springfield, Ill.) — 678-270-23 (8-4)
314. (295) Dalton (Ga.) — 678-300-24 (3-8)
315. (336) Belfry (Ky.) — 678-361-16 (12-2)
316. (293) Jasper (Texas) — 678-415-38 (2-8)
317. (319) Carlinville (Ill.) — 677-346-32 (7-3)
318. (331) Gordo (Ala.) — 677-370-31 (10-2)
319. (320) Concord (N.C.) — 677-385-30 (7-5)
320. (345) Hollidaysburg (Pa.) — 677-395-37 (13-1)
321. (334) State College (Pa.) — 677-439-29 (10-3)
322. (306) Santa Barbara (Calif.) — 677-440-33 (4-6)
323. (327) Vernon (Texas) — 677-458-38 (9-3)
324. (356) Grimsley (Greensboro, N.C.) — 677-476-57 (15-0)
325. (323) Arlington (Ohio) — 676-303-34 (7-4)
326. (297) Barnwell (S.C.) — 676-389-33 (4-7)
327. (311) Greer (S.C.) — 676-405-32 (4-7)
328. (322) Hobart (Okla.) — 676-427-18 (6-5)
329. (301) Bryan (Ohio) — 676-516-45 (2-7)
330. (342) Crawford (Texas) — 675-284-33 (10-2)
331. (328) Bloomington (Ill.) — 675-460-51 (7-4)
332. (326) Findlay (Ohio) — 675-515-35 (6-5)
333. (343) Lane Tech (Chicago, Ill.) — 674-350-30 (9-2)
334. (337) Daingerfield (Texas) — 674-376-25 (8-4)
335. (357) Jackson (Ala.) — 674-376-41 (13-2)
336. (350) Middletown (Ohio) — 674-398-18 (11-3)
337. (313) Sherman (Texas) — 674-493-47 (2-7)
338. (348) Wink (Texas) — 672-373-18 (9-3)
339. (332) Paola (Kan.) — 672-402-31 (5-5)
340. (338) Tennessee (Bristol, Tenn.) — 672-408-29 (6-5)
341. (316) Henry Clay (Lexington, Ky.) — 672-444-35 (1-10)
342. (NR) Tuscola (Waynesville, N.C.) — 671-327-18 (6-6)
343. (374) Port Neches-Groves (Port Neches, Texas) — 671-371-33 (13-1)
344. (367) Lincolnton (N.C.) — 671-412-39 (11-3)
345. (360) Bay City (Texas) — 670-439-34 (9-4)
346. (333) Culver Academies (Culver, Ind.) — 670-440-31 (3-7)
347. (340) Breckenridge (Texas) — 670-443-38 (4-7)
348. (341) Miller (Corpus Christi, Texas) — 670-468-47 (4-7)
349. (325) Greater Johnstown (Johnstown, Pa.) — 670-490-56 (1-10)
350. (370) Broken Bow (Okla.) — 669-306-22 (11-2)
351. (330) Naperville Central (Naperville, Ill.) — 669-369-19 (2-7)
352. (353) Eufaula (Ala.) — 669-375-26 (6-5)
353. (344) Westfield (N.J.) — 669-417-54 (4-6)
354. (339) Ballinger (Texas) — 669-428-31 (3-7)
355. (361) Altus (Okla.) — 669-462-40 (8-3)
356. (335) Norristown (Pa.) — 669-523-49 (2-8)
357. (329) Bellarmine College Prep (San Jose, Calif.) — 669 (losses unknown) (2-8)
358. (375) Lakeland (Fla.) — 668-246-13 (11-3)
359. (366) Napoleon (Ohio) — 668-388-32 (8-3)
360. (349) Loveland (Colo.) — 668-395-35 (5-6)
361. (365) Central Bucks West (Doylestown, Pa.) — 667-333-40 (7-4)
362. (355) Kamehameha Hawai’i (Kea’au, Hawaii) — 667-381-46 (5-5)
363. (358) Sterling (Ill.) — 667-385-44 (6-4)
364. (390) Farrell (Pa.) — 667-392-45 (12-3)
365. (387) Mentor (Ohio) — 666-296-22 (12-1)
366. (347) Evanston (Ill.) — 666-366-36 (3-6)
367. (383) Gallatin (Tenn.) — 666-389-36 (6-4)
368. (351) Punahou (Honolulu, Hawaii) — 666-403-34 (3-6)
369. (379) Los Gatos (Calif.) — 665-305-35 (9-4)
370. (371) Bismarck (N.D.) — 665-309-22 (7-4)
371. (369) Holton (Kan.) — 665-361-23 (6-4)
372. (380) Guntersville (Ala.) — 665-418-21 (9-2)
373. (346) Warren (Pa.) — 665-537-55 (1-9)
374. (389) Mountain Grove (Mo.) — 664-366-18 (10-2)
375. (354) Decatur (Ala.) — 664-384-27 (2-8)
376. (392) Bradley Central (Cleveland, Tenn.) — 664-459-29 (8-4)
377. (362) Hillhouse (New Haven, Conn.) — 664-525-61 (3-7)
378. (393) Coldwater (Ohio) — 663-290-21 (10-5)
379. (363) West Lafayette (Ind.) — 663-326-26 (3-7)
380. (405) Elder (Cincinnati, Ohio) — 663-344-30 (12-1)
381. (408) Bishop McDevitt (Harrisburg, Pa.) — 663-386-42 (12-3)
382. (359) Pickens County (Reform, Ala.) — 663-413-15 (2-7)
383. (381) Greenfield (Ill.) — 663-438-40 (7-4)
384. (364) Commerce (Ga.) — 662-336-20 (2-8)
385. (388) Elizabethton (Tenn.) — 662-363-26 (8-3)
386. (368) Sikeston (Mo.) — 662-389-34 (3-7)
387. (409) George Washington (Danville, Va.) — 662-427-40 (11-2)
388. (385) Millville (N.J.) — 662-429-58 (7-5)
389. (410) Hannibal (Mo.) — 662-431-46 (11-3)
390. (386) Orrville (Ohio) — 662-441-41 (7-5)
391. (377) Dodge City (Kan.) — 661-385-21 (4-5)
392. (459) Smith County (Carthage, Tenn.) — 661-420-17 (4-7)
393. (373) Rome Free Academy (Rome, N.Y.) — 660-364-52 (2-7)
394. (403) Guthrie (Okla.) — 660-591-38 (8-3)
395. (416) Katy (Texas) — 659-290-18 (10-3)
396. (397) St. Louis University (Mo.) — 659-331-35 (7-3)
397. (398) Bellwood-Antis (Bellwood, Pa.) — 659-340-19 (7-5)
398. (395) Le Roy (N.Y.) — 659-344-40 (6-4)
399. (372) Philadelphia (Miss.) — 659-362-24 (1-9)
400. (406) Statesboro (Ga.) — 659-366-33 (8-4)
401-500
401. (412) Escanaba (Mich.) — 659-366-37 (9-2)
402. (391) Paintsville (Ky.) — 659-398-28 (5-6)
403. (418) Benedictine (Savannah, Ga.) — 659-431-34 (11-3)
404. (439) Catholic Central (Novi, Mich.) — 658-241-21 (14-0)
405. (NR) Murphy (N.C.) — 658-277-19 (12-3)
406. (399) Harrisonville (Mo.) — 658-351-36 (6-4)
407. (400) Radford (Va.) — 658-372-45 (6-5)
408. (435) Charleston (Miss.) — 658-378-30 (8-3)
409. (376) Cedartown (Ga.) — 658-396-36 (2-8)
410. (447) Maury (Norfolk, Va.) — 658-458-55 (14-1)
411. (382) McGregor (Texas) — 658-459-41 (2-9)
412. (414) Gloucester (Mass.) — 658-476-44 (8-3)
413. (426) Waxahachie (Texas) — 658-511-31 (11-2)
414. (394) Fairmont (Minn.) — 657-297-22 (4-5)
415. (404) Louisville (Ohio) — 657-334-36 (6-5)
416. (413) Memphis University School (Tenn.) — 657-371-27 (6-5)
417. (401) McComb (Ohio) — 657-377-45 (5-5)
418. (378) Zanesville (Ohio) — 657-444-32 (0-10)
419. (407) Hazard (Ky.) — 656-388-24 (5-7)
420. (423) Wellington (Texas) — 656-423-30 (9-3)
421. (432) Haddonfield (N.J.) — 656-447-57 (10-3)
422. (442) West Jefferson (Ohio) — 655-306-64 (11-2)
423. (396) Pendleton (Ore.) — 655-368-31 (2-7)
424. (428) Handley (Winchester, Va.) — 655-382-40 (10-2)
425. (429) Franklin (Texas) — 655-390-37 (9-3)
426. (402) Woodbury (N.J.) — 655-411-58 (3-7)
427. (454) Russell (Ky.) — 655-415-26 (10-3)
428. (430) Mainland (Daytona Beach, Fla.) — 655-428-36 (9-3)
429. (415) Lincoln High (Neb.) — 655-442-40 (5-4)
430. (424) Bellevue (Ohio) — 655-457-44 (8-4)
431. (492) Dyersburg (Tenn.) — 655-469-30 (8-5)
432. (421) DuBois (Pa.) — 655-482-34 (7-5)
433. (419) Mary Persons (Forsyth, Ga.) — 654-298-10 (5-5)
434. (417) Scott (Scott City, Kan.) — 654-315-26 (5-3)
435. (427) Bellville (Texas) — 654-378-25 (8-3)
436. (411) Fort Scott (Kan.) — 654-452-44 (3-6)
437. (425) Ennis (Texas) — 654-471-34 (7-5)
438. (444) Casey-Westfield (Casey, Ill.) — 653-339-22 (9-3)
439. (453) Forest (Miss.) — 653-395-34 (9-3)
440. (445) Hendersonville (N.C.) — 653-408-27 (9-3)
441. (438) Clearfield (Pa.) — 653-489-38 (8-4)
442. (436) Huntsville (Texas) — 652-426-29 (7-5)
443. (431) Tivy (Kerrville, Texas) — 652-445-32 (6-5)
444. (422) Santa Ana (Calif.) — 652-553-45 (4-6)
445. (468) Shamokin Area (Coal Township, Pa.) — 652-566-41 (13-1)
446. (434) Monrovia (Calif.) — 652 (losses unknown) (7-4)
447. (452) Salesianum (Wilmington, Del.) — 651-305-41 (9-4)
448. (420) Episcopal (Alexandria, Va.) — 651-387-53 (3-6)
449. (462) Hamilton (Ala.) — 651-403-38 (11-1)
450. (463) Science Hill (Johnson City, Tenn.) — 651-425-40 (8-4)
451. (446) Hutchinson (Kan.) — 651-427-0 (7-3)
452. (449) San Angelo Central (Texas) — 651-480-46 (8-4)
453. (450) Marshall (Texas) — 651-496-46 (8-3)
454. (448) Cretin-Derham Hall (St. Paul, Minn.) — 650-285-23 (7-4)
455. (469) Sheridan (Wyo.) — 650-353-28 (12-0)
456. (488) Maplesville (Ala.) — 649-345-19 (15-0)
457. (496) Springfield (Tenn.) — 649-442-39 (11-2)
458. (464) Graham (Texas) — 649-472-36 (9-4)
459. (433) Gardner (Mass.) — 649-546-55 (3-8)
460. (441) Cambridge-Isanti (Cambridge, Minn.) — 648-300-24 (4-5)
461. (486) Newton (Texas) — 648-309-14 (14-2)
462. (479) Puyallup (Wash.) — 648-337-39 (12-1)
463. (466) Montoursville (Pa.) — 648-343-21 (9-3)
464. (474) Stroud (Okla.) — 648-373-22 (11-2)
465. (NR) Rogers (Texas) — 648-383-23 (6-5)
466. (456) Duncan (Okla.) — 648-478-27 (6-5)
467. (460) Taylorsville (Miss.) — 647-266-9 (8-6)
468. (443) Webster City (Iowa) — 647-336-32 (3-6)
469. (475) Atlantic City (N.J.) — 647-450-67 (10-2)
470. (484) Cisco (Texas) — 647-482-34 (12-2)
471. (437) Peabody Veterans Memorial (Peabody, Mass.) — 647-485-66 (2-9)
472. (NR) John Curtis Christian (River Ridge, La.) — 646-100-5 (9-3)
473. (440) Midwest City (Midwest City, Okla.) — 646-254-17 (2-8)
474. (481) Helias (Jefferson City, Mo.) — 646-312-20 (11-1)
475. (NR) Stuttgart (Ark.) — 646-340-21 (12-1)
476. (473) Clifton (Texas) — 646-417-45 (8-3)
477. (480) St. Mary’s-Colgan (Pittsburg, Kan.) — 645-175-9 (10-1)
478. (470) McCook (Neb.) — 645-392-25 (7-3)
479. (NR) Gulfport (Miss.) — 645-424-33 (12-2)
480. (451) Austin (Texas) — 645-521-36 (2-8)
481. (485) Manteca (Calif.) — 645 (losses unknown) (11-1)
482. (NR) Aledo (Texas) — 644-295-10 (14-1)
483. (465) Natrona County (Casper, Wyo.) — 644-323-28 (5-5)
484. (477) Pinkerton (Derry, N.H.) — 644-368-36 (8-4)
485. (491) Forney (Texas) — 644-416-24 (10-3)
486. (495) North Augusta (S.C.) — 644-421-44 (11-2)
487. (274) South Panola (Batesville, Miss.) — 643-262-13 (6-5)
488. (497) Beechwood (Fort Mitchell, Ky.) — 643-277-8 (11-2)
489. (NR) Greenwood (Ark.) — 643-303-23 (12-1)
490. (487) Dayton (Ore.) — 643-316-23 (9-1)
491. (494) Barbers Hill (Mt. Belvieu, Texas) — 643-342-26 (10-4)
492. (482) Wellington (Kan.) — 643-359-27 (8-3)
493. (NR) Weleetka (Okla.) — 643-375-17
494. (478) Andover (Mass.) — 643-394-63 (7-4)
495. (490) Berkeley (Moncks Corner, S.C.) — 643-396 (10-3)
496. (472) Everett (Wash.) — 643-418-35 (5-5)
497. (NR) Alice (Texas), 643-443-35 (1-9)
498. (455) Etowah (Attalla, Ala.) — 643-454-27 (1-9)
499. (498) Alexandria (Ala.) — 642-357-29 (10-2)
*new to list as win totals previously unreported
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