Conference Winning Streaks

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Maple_City_Fan

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Last night, Norwalk St. Paul Flyers won their 50th consecutive Firelands Conference game with 49-6 win over Greenwich South Central Trojans. Flyers have not lost since Week 6, September 28, 2012, to Collins Western Reserve Roughrider's. Ironically, Western Reserve is Flyers next opponent this upcoming Saturday, and have 6-1 record.

Any other significant conference/league winning streaks that can be shared?
 
 
I don't believe Glenville has lost in the 21st century in the Senate. I believe 20+ years. Someone in the know can say the actual number but that's around 140 or so.
 

The 1997 East Tech Scarabs are the last Senate football team to defeat powerhouse Glenville (video)

East Tech defeated Glenville in the Senate Athletic League championship game on this date in 1997.
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According to the chart at the end of the article, Glenville won 116 regular season Senate games from '98-'13. They also won 4 City Championship games in those years when they did not make the playoffs. That's 120 straight from '98-'13. Add in 7 league wins apiece from '14-'18 plus 4 more league wins so far this year. That's a grand total of 159 straight league wins all together (155 if you don't count the 4 City Championship wins).
 
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CHCA has won 38 straight MVC games back to 2012. Lost to Summit Country Day that year

They play Roger Bacon for the league championship this weekend - streak is on the line
 
Not as long as the streaks mentioned above, but Wyoming hasn't lost a CHL game (or regular season game for that matter) since 10/23/15
 
NWOAL consecutive win record:
Liberty Center 97-02 had 24(streak ended by Patrick Henry)
Patrick Henry 02-06 set the record at 30
Patrick Henry then rattled off another 22 in a row from 08-10.
From 1996-2009 either Patrick Henry or Liberty Center was outright or shared part of the NWOAL championship while being the smallest schools or 2 of the 3 smallest schools most of that time.
 
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