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Dynasties By The Numbers

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8 years is a big gap between titles to qualify as a "run" or "dynasty."

 

If that were the measure Boyle could have extended theirs out to 2010 with 7 titles from '99 to '10 and one runner-up. Add another semi-final appearance and 13-1 seasons in '08.

 

i didnt consider it a run but i saw someone else mention a similar situation with lots of semifinalist appearances and so wondered if that was legit or not.

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I believe Belfry is up to a 31 game winning streak against KY competition

QUOTE]It's 30 in a row against KY teams. Last lost to KY school was last regular season game of 2014 to Johnson Central.

 

5 in 2014, 13 in 2015, 12 in 2016

 

 

I think an impressive stat is 48-3 vs KY schools over 4 years. They have played some good competition too, but their only KY losses were Pikeville, and twice to Johnson Central.

There's bound to be a few others worth mentioning, but these are the ones that jumped out to me.

Love it, and thanks for the info. Programs do run in cycles, while some seem to sustain it longer than others. Suspect superior coaching consistency, but not up to the research myself.

Winning 24 of past 49 state titles in the largest division is worth a mention. Add in 4 runner-up trophies. 600 wins from 1955 through 2016. That's an average of 9.67 wins per season. The school won or tied 78.7% of the 767 games played. :deadhorse:

Winning 24 of past 49 state titles in the largest division is worth a mention. Add in 4 runner-up trophies. 600 wins from 1955 through 2016. That's an average of 9.67 wins per season. The school won or tied 78.7% of the 767 games played. :deadhorse:

 

You're right he didn't mention them on the first page. :idunno:

You're right he didn't mention them on the first page. :idunno:

 

Best comeback! :lol2:

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The Beatty Dynasty

 

Trinity Shamrocks '00-Present

224-35 (86%)

13 State Championships

4 consecutive titles from '05-'08

Two separate 3-peats ('01-'03 & '10-'12)

15 championship game appearances

33 game winning streak from '10-'12

Currently riding a 30 game win streak

Oh, if that's the case:

Highlands since playoffs began:

1959-2015

604-109 85% 11-2 average record

23 state championships

6 runner ups

29 final appearances in 57 years 51%

:D

 

How many of the state championship games did HHS have while playing up a class?

They get overshadowed by Highlands.

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My favorite is still Trinity, twenty-five titles in the past fifty years. Four runner-up finishes over that span.

Great info that thanks for all the work you did DevilMayCare.

My favorite is still Trinity, twenty-five titles in the past fifty years. Four runner-up finishes over that span.

 

58% rate of appearance in 50 years, dang.

My favorite is still Trinity, twenty-five titles in the past fifty years. Four runner-up finishes over that span.

 

Shocking!!! :sssh:

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Beechwood Tigers ‘16-'18

38-5 (88%)

Three consecutive state championships

Outscored 1A opposition a combined 1,067-146

Losses came against teams with a combined record of 62-9 (including three to CovCath)

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