Four of the nation’s premier high school swimming programs extended their remarkable runs of dominance last season, leading a group of 21 prep teams with active streaks of at least 10 consecutive state championships.

Carmel ( Ind.) girls swimming remains in a class of its own after capturing a 40th straight state championship. The Greyhounds showed little sign of slowing down, finishing nearly 100 points ahead of runner-up Fishers. With the majority of last year’s team expected back for the 2027 winter season, the Hoosier State powerhouse appears well positioned to add another title to its record-setting streak.

The Bolles (Jacksonville, Fla.) and St. Xavier (Louisville, Ky.) boys swimming teams are tied for second with 38 consecutive state championships. Bolles also boasts another of the nation’s longest streaks on the girls side, where the Bulldogs have won 35 straight state titles.

While those swimming dynasties continued to roll, another long championship streak came to an end. Mount Anthony (Bennington, Vt.) wrestling saw its remarkable run of 36 consecutive state championships snapped last season, ending one of the most dominant stretches in high school sports history.

Shown here after a 31-20 win over Covington in Tennessee’s 2017 Division I Class 3A state championship game, Alcoa has celebrated a title every year since 2015. (PHOTO: Jason Goode)

Longest active state championship streaks

40 — Carmel ( Ind.) girls swimming, 1987-2026
38 — Bolles (Jacksonville, Fla.) boys swimming, 1988-2025
38 — St. Xavier (Louisville, Ky.) boys swimming, 1989-202630 — Lander Valley (Lander, Wyo.) boys swimming, 1997-2026
25 — Graham Local (St. Paris, Ohio) wrestling, 2001-26
23 — Albuquerque Academy (Albuquerque, N.M.) boys tennis, 2004-26
23 — Brecksville-Broadview Heights (Broadview Heights, Ohio) girls gymnastics, 2004-26
17 — Collegiate (Wichita, Kan.) girls tennis, 2009-25
15 — Newark Academy (Livingston, N.J.), boys tennis, 2011-26
14 — Mount Paran Christian (Kennesaw, Ga.) cheerleading, 2011-2025
13 — Clinton (Miss.) girls track, 2014-26
13 — Lowell (Mich.) boys wrestling, 2014-26
12 — Carmel (Ind.) boys swimming, 2015-26
12 — Greenwich (Conn.) swimming, 2015-26
12 — Camden County (Kingsland, Ga.) boys wrestling team duals, 2015-26
12 — La Salle Academy (Providence, R.I.) girls tennis, 2014-25
11 — Porter-Gaud (Charleston, S.C.) girls swimming, 2015-25
11 — Alcoa (Tenn.) football, 2015-25
11 — Porter-Gaud (Charleston, S.C.) boys swimming, 2015-25
10 — Metairie Park Country Day (Metairie, La.) girls volleyball, 2016-25