Longest Winning Streaks

 

1. Mayfield - 13 games

2. DeSales - 7

3. Highlands - 6

4. Belfry - 5

5. Pulaski County - 5

6. Trinity - 5

7. East Ridge - 3

8. Bath County - 1

9. Hart County - 1

10. Lewis County - 1

11. McLean County - 1

12. Powell County - 1

13. Rowan County - 1

14. South Laurel - 1

15. Todd County Central - 1

 

Longest Losing Streaks

 

1. Hopkins County Central - 37 games

2. McCreary Central - 27

3. Logan County - 23

4. Ohio County - 18

5. Bracken County - 16

6. Phelps - 14 (did have one tie last season, making this either 15 [if you count it as not a win] or 10 [if you count it as not a loss]

7. Valley - 14

8. Fort Knox - 12

9. Harrison County - 12

10. Somerset - 11

Who keeps the winning streak going on this list?

 

Who breaks out of a long losing streak?

My first question is how was there a tie?

My first question is how was there a tie?

 

Don't know but my guess is weather related and shortened game.

I would have assumed that only 6 teams would have winning streaks heading into a new season.

I would have assumed that only 6 teams would have winning streaks heading into a new season.

 

Agreed...

Those multi-year losing streaks are ugly... Gotta be hard to get kids out in those programs.

I would have assumed that only 6 teams would have winning streaks heading into a new season.

 

Win your last game but miss playoffs.... not an easy task by any means

I would have assumed that only 6 teams would have winning streaks heading into a new season.

 

Agreed...

I'm pretty sure those are teams that won their last game(s) but did not qualify for the playoffs, so they ended the season with a win without losing in the playoffs.

Lewis County opens with Greenup County, Boyd County, Nicholas COunty, Powell County, and Fleming County. Not exactly Murderer's Row.

 

Meanwhile all your defending State Champs have some very tough Non-District games through their first 5 games.

 

Could it be possible that Lewis County could hold the State's Longest Current Winning Streak?

I am actually hearing positive things about McCreary Central and their schedule is pretty light... wouldnt be surprised to see their losing streak come to an end.

I would have assumed that only 6 teams would have winning streaks heading into a new season.

 

Nine teams actually won their final game but missed the playoffs, something that happens more since the KHSAA mandated no district games in Week 10. East Ridge won their last three games but played an independent schedule and therefore was ineligible for the postseason.

Also somewhat interesting that three of the six state champions from last season entered the postseason after a loss. Pulaski County had actually lost their last two.

My first question is how was there a tie?

 

Phelps and Jenkins tied on opening night last year in a weather delayed game. I'm not even sure the game started. There were two other "ties" I believe. Based on the KHSAA website I'm assuming they go into the record book as such.

Those multi-year losing streaks are ugly... Gotta be hard to get kids out in those programs.

 

Hopkins Central and Logan County play each other so one streak will end. Ohio County, reasonably close to both Hopkins Central and Logan isn't playing either. I'd have been on the phone with those teams first thing.