List of high school boys basketball streaks by state

This is a list of the longest High School boys' basketball winning streaks, regardless of division, by state.

State	School	City	Streak	Seasons	Notes
Alabama	Tuscaloosa Academy [1]	Tuscaloosa, Alabama	100	1980-1983	A.G Parrish in Selma also won 88 consecutive games from 1943 to 1947 [2]
Alaska
Arizona	Pima High School	Pima, Arizona	75	1969-1973
Arkansas	West Memphis High School	West Memphis, Arkansas	60	1980-1981	Stephens High School also won 60 consecutive games from 1998 to 1999
California	Compton High School [3]	Compton, California	66	1966–1968
Colorado	Sanford High School [4]	Sanford, Colorado	74	2014–2017
Connecticut	Middletown High School	Middletown, Connecticut	80	1975-1978
Delaware
Florida	Greensboro High School [5]	Greensboro, Florida	76	1968–1972
Georgia	Georgia Christian [6]	Valdosta, Georgia	129	1979–1984
Hawaii	Saint Louis High School	Honolulu	85	1966–1968
Idaho	Lapwai High School	Lapwai, Idaho	82	1987–1989
Illinois	Lawrenceville High School	Lawrenceville, Illinois	68	1981-1983
Indiana	Lawrence North High School	Indianapolis, Indiana	50	2005-2006	Team led by future NBA players Mike Conley and Greg Oden.
Iowa	Palmer High School [6]	Palmer, Iowa	103	1986–1989
Kansas	St. John High School	St. John, Kansas	63	2013-2015
Kentucky	Ashland Blazer High School	Ashland, Kentucky	44	1927-1928
Louisiana	Sibley High School	Sibley, Louisiana	100	1978-1980
Maine	Bingham Valley High School [6]	Bingham, Maine	101	1997–2002
Maryland	Dunbar High School	Baltimore, Maryland	59	1981-1983
Massachusetts	Durfee High School	Fall River, Massachusetts	56	1988-1991
Michigan	Powers North Central High School [7]	Powers, Michigan	84	2014–2017
Minnesota	Edina High School	Edina, Minnesota	69	1965–1968
Mississippi	Simmons High School	Hollandale, Mississippi	80	1992-1994
Missouri	Bradleyville High School	Bradleyville, Missouri	68	1966-1968
Montana	Sentinel High School [8]	Missoula, Montana	56	1962–1965
Nebraska	Wahoo High School [6]	Wahoo, Nebraska	114	1988–1992
Nevada	Virginia City High School	Virginia City, Nevada	93	1982-1986
New Hampshire	Manchester Central High School	Manchester, New Hampshire	46	2004-2006
New Jersey	Passaic High School [9]	Passaic, New Jersey	159	1919–1925	All Time US Record - Went 200–1 between 1915 and 1924
New Mexico	Hobbs High School	Hobbs, New Mexico	53	1965-1967
New York	Union Academy of Belleville [6]	Belleville, New York	104	1966–1971
North Carolina	Beaufort High School [6]	Beaufort, North Carolina	91	1960–1962
North Dakota	Alsen High School [10]	Alsen, North Dakota	79	1956–1959	Smallest town on list, just 114 in Alsen people at time of win streak
Ohio	Middletown High School [11]	Middletown, Ohio	76	1955–1958
Oklahoma	Byng High School	Byng, Oklahoma	67	1957-1959
Oregon	Oakland High School	Oakland, Oregon	56	1999-2001
Pennsylvania	Our Lady of the Sacred Heart (OLSH)	Moon Township, Pennsylvania	74	2020-2022
Rhode Island	Central High School	Providence, Rhode Island	52	1968-1970
South Carolina	Calhoun County High School	St. Matthews, South Carolina	81	2005-2008
South Dakota	Armour High School	Armour, South Dakota	64	1978–1980
Tennessee	Riverside High School	Chattanooga, Tennessee	66	1967-1969
Texas	Snook High School [12]	Snook, Texas	90	1964–1966
Utah	Provo High School	Provo, Utah	54	1972-1974
Vermont	Rutland High School	Rutland, Vermont	43	2016-2018
Virginia	Staunton-Lee High School [13]	Staunton, Virginia	85	2003–2006
Washington	Brewster High School [14]	Brewster, Washington	82	1974–1977
West Virginia	Charleston High School	Charleston, West Virginia	48	1967-1969	Ansted High School also won 48 consecutive games from 1958 to 1959
Wisconsin	Randolph School	Randolph, Wisconsin	69	2001–2005
Wyoming	Wyoming Indian High School [15]	Ethete, Wyoming	50	1983–1985
	Pine Bluffs High School [16]	Pine Bluffs, Wyoming	50	2016–2017

References

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