After closing season on 60-game streak, Reidsville has a chance to break North Carolina state record in 2025-26.
At the conclusion of the 2025-26 high school basketball season, North Carolina could have a new leader for longest win streak in state history.
Reidsville ended the 2024-25 campaign with the longest active win streak in the nation at 60 games. That includes 31 games this season and 29 in 2023-24. The Rams have won back-to-back Class 2A state titles and return MaxPreps North Carolina Player of the Year
Dionte Neal along with fellow all-stater
Kendre Harrison.
Beaufort owns the longest win streak in state history, winning 91 in a row from 1960 to 1962.
Reidsville celebrates following a 71-54 victory over Northwood in North Carolina's Class 2A state championship game. (PHOTO: Brad Arrowood)
joined the list of longest win streaks in the
MaxPreps National High School Basketball Record Book last year. The Vikings lost their season opener to end the streak at 65 in a row. Other schools that joined the list this past season include
Johnson-Brock (Johnson, Neb.) with 56 in a row and
Plano East (Plano, Texas) with 50 in a row. Teams are not added to the list until the streak has ended.
Another school that will be added to the list once its streak ends is
Glens Falls (N.Y.). The Black Bears have won back-to-back state championships with consecutive 27-0 seasons to give them 54 straight wins. Glens Falls is tied with
Lake George (54 wins from 2017-19) for the eighth-longest streak in New York state history.
Belleville Henderson Central (Belleville) holds the state's longest run of success at 104 in a row from 1966 to 1971.
Read on for a look at every team in the country with a win streak of 15 more more consecutive games at the conclusion of the 2024-25 season. Also included below are the teams with the best records by percentage in the country this year. Teams needed at least 27 games in order to be considered.
Hoover (Ala.) and
Loretto (Tenn.) lead the list, each with a 35-0 record.
Additionally, MaxPreps includes a list of the 30 teams with the most wins in 2024-25. Based on scores reported to MaxPreps,
Highland (Warrenton, Va.) led the nation this year with 42.
Longest win streaks
1.
Reidsville (N.C.), 60
2.
Glens Falls (N.Y.), 54
3.
Crane (Ore.), 45
3.
Hoover (Ala.), 45
5.
Resurrection Christian (Loveland, Colo.), 42
6.
Okarche (Okla.), 41
7.
St. Anne-Pacelli (Columbus, Ga.), 40
8.
Loretto (Tenn.), 35
9.
Albany (Minn.), 33
10.
Lacassine (La.), 32
11.
Box Elder (Mont.), 31
11.
Oak Park (Kansas City, Mo.), 31
13.
Mills University Studies (Little Rock, Ark.), 30
14.
Ellington (Conn.), 29
14.
Madrid (Iowa), 29
14.
Russia (Ohio), 29
17.
Lingle-Fort Laramie (Lingle, Wyo.), 28
17.
North Oconee (Bogart, Ga.), 28
17.
Shepaug Valley (Washington, Conn.), 28
20.
Alexandria (Minn.), 27
20.
Great Crossing (Georgetown, Ky.), 27
20.
Norwell (Mass.), 27
23.
Berne-Knox-Westerlo (Berne, N.Y.), 26
23.
Kountze (Texas), 26
23.
Pioneer Valley Christian (Springfield, Mass.), 26
24 in a row
Western Christian (Salem, Ore.)Westerville North (Westerville, Ohio)Woodsville (Woodsville, N.H.)23 in a row
Bridgeport (W.Va.)East Lansing (Mich.)Montpelier (Vt.)Morgan (Utah)22 in a row
Lancaster (S.C.)Tri-Unity Christian (Wyoming, Mich.)Weatherford (Okla.)
21 in a row
Neighborhood Academy (Pittsburgh, Pa.)Somerset Berkley Regional (Somerset, Mass.)Spotswood (Penn Laird, Va.)Tug Valley (Williamson, W.Va.)Wheeler (Marietta, Ga.)20 in a row
George Wythe (Wytheville, Va.)Meyer (Waco, Texas)Montgomery Academy (Montgomery, Ala.)Webb (Knoxville, Tenn.)19 in a row
Century (Bismarck, N.D.)Dawson-Boyd (Dawson, Minn.)Eaglecrest (Centennial, Colo.)Gonzaga Prep (Spokane, Wash.)Greenville (S.C.)Jayton (Texas)Kimball (Dallas, Texas)Notre Dame (West Haven, Conn.)Perrin-Whitt (Perrin, Texas)Simla (Colo.)Skyline-Gila River (Chandler, Ariz.)18 in a row
Dale (Okla.)Escambia Academy (Atmore, Ala.)Eugene (Mo.)Jeffersonville (Ind.)Lincoln (Warren, Mich.)Martins Mill (Ben Wheeler, Texas)Sacred Heart (Yonkers, N.Y.)Tatum (Texas)Valley Christian (Chandler, Ariz.)17 in a row
Atlee (Mechanicsville, Va.)Booneville (Miss.)Columbia (Burbank, Wash.)Hillsboro (Nashville, Tenn.)Jackson (Ala.)Kapaun Mt. Carmel (Wichita, Kan.)Preston (Idaho)Providence Christian (Dothan, Ala.)Ridge View (Columbia, S.C.)16 in a row
Binghamton (N.Y.)Caribou (Maine)Columbus (Miami, Fla.)La Salle Academy (Providence, R.I.)Papillion-LaVista South (Papillion, Neb.)Savannah (Ga.)Shaktoolik (Alaska)
15 in a row
Atlantic Collegiate Academy (Conway, S.C.)Coffeeville (Miss.)Denmark-Olar (Denmark, S.C.)Keenan (Columbia, S.C.)Lutheran East (Cleveland Heights, Ohio)Milwaukee Academy of Science (Milwaukee, Wis.)Olentangy Orange (Lewis Center, Ohio)Panama (N.Y.)St. Andrew's (Savannah, Ga.)Seabury (Makawao, Hawaii)Vashon (St. Louis, Mo.)Best record (minimum 27 wins)
1. Hoover (Ala.), 35-0
1. Loretto (Tenn.), 35-0
3. Albany (Minn.), 32-0
4. Okarche (Okla.), 32-0
5. Reidsville (N.C.), 31-0
5. Crane (Ore.), 31-0
7. Ellington (Conn.), 29-0
7. Russia (Ohio), 29-0
7. Madrid (Iowa), 29-0
10. Resurrection Christian (Colo.), 28-0
10. St. Anne-Pacelli (Ga.), 28-0
10. Shepaug Valley (Conn.), 28-0
10. Lingle-Fort Laramie (Wyo.), 28-0
14. Glens Falls (N.Y.), 27-0
Most wins
1.
Highland (Warrenton, Va.), 42-8
2.
Tyler HEAT (Tyler, Texas), 41-2
3.
San Antonio Patriots HomeSchool (Texas), 41-14
4.
Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial (Texas), 39-1
5.
Eduprize (Gilbert, Ariz.), 39-2
6.
La Marque (Texas), 39-3
7.
Lacassine (La.), 38-2
7.
West Brook (Beaumont, Texas), 38-2
7.
McKinney Christian Academy (Texas), 38-2
7.
Kountze (Texas), 38-2
11.
Meyer (Waco, Texas), 37-3
11.
Fort Bend Marshall (Missouri City, Texas), 37-3
13.
Captain Shreve (Shreveport, La.), 37-13
14. Mills University Studies (Ark.), 36-1
14. Martins Mill (Texas), 36-1
14.
Stafford (Texas), 36-1
17. Montgomery Academy (Ala.), 36-2
18. Hillsboro (Tenn.), 36-5
19.
North Central Texas Academy (Granbury, Texas), 36-7
20.
John Curtis Christian (River Ridge, La.), 36-10
21.
Hicks (Leesville, La.), 36-13
22.
Waseca (Minn.), 35-1
23.
Chapin (El Paso, Texas), 35-2
24.
Roosevelt (Eastvale, Calif.), 35-3
25.
Jordan (Fulshear, Texas), 35-4
25.
Birdville (North Richland Hills, Texas), 35-4
25. Great Crossing (Ky.), 35-4
27.
Prolific Prep (Napa, Calif.), 35-6
28.
St. Anthony (San Antonio, Texas), 35-8
29.
Parker-Tarrant HomeSchool (Fort Worth, Texas), 35-10
30.
Albany (La.), 35-13
