North Carolina's Top 10 most consistent high school football programs

Data based off where teams finished in the MaxPreps Computer Top 25 rankings dating back to 2004.

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Richmond (Rockingham)
Ranked in the Top 25 all eight years
One 4AA state championship (2008)
Highest rank: 3 (2008)
Lowest rank: 15 (2006)
Average rank: 9.88

Butler (Matthews)
Ranked in the Top 25 seven years (2005-11)
Ranked No. 1 twice (2009-10)
Two 4AA state championships (2009-10)
Highest rank: 1 (2009-10)
Lowest rank: 103 (2004)
Average rank: 19.63

Independence (Charlotte)
Ranked in the Top 25 six years (2004-09)
Ranked No. 1 four times (2004-06, 2008)
Three 4AA state championships (2004-06)
Highest rank: 1 (2004-06, 2008)
Lowest rank: 119 (2010)
Average rank: 20.13

Dudley (Greensboro)
Ranked in the Top 25 six years (2004-09)
Two 3AA state championships (2007-08)
Highest rank: 2 (2008)
Lowest rank: 60 (2011)
Average rank: 21.63

West Rowan (Mt. Ulla)
Ranked in the Top 25 three years (2008-10)
Three 3A state championships (2008-10)
Highest rank: 3 (2010)
Lowest rank: 55 (2006)
Average rank: 24.13

Mount Tabor (Winston-Salem)
Ranked in the Top 25 seven years (2004-05, 2007-11)
Highest rank: 11 (2004)
Lowest rank: 87 (2006)
Average rank: 27.88

Charlotte Catholic
Ranked in the Top 25 five years (2004-05, 2007, 2010-11)
Two state championships (2AA - 2004), (3AA - 2005)
Highest rank: 3 (2005)
Lowest rank: 107 (2009)
Average rank: 28

Jack Britt (Fayetteville)
Ranked in the Top 25 four years (2004, 2008-09, 2011)
Highest rank: 6 (2008-09)
Lowest rank: 74 (2006)
Average rank: 28.63

Charlotte Country Day
Ranked in the Top 25 three years (2004, 2007, 2010)
Highest rank: 13 (2010)
Lowest rank: 51 (2011)
Average rank: 29

Asheville
Ranked in the Top 25 four years
One 3A state championship (2005)
Highest rank: 4 (2005)
Lowest rank: 59 (2006)
Average rank: 30.13