Wisconsin is home to the country’s longest active high school football winning streak.

Fresh off a 14-0 season and a Division 1 state title, Kimberly High School is riding an impressive 56-game winning streak.

With star running back D.J. Stewart, a North Dakota State commit, returning after a 1,200-yard season, the Appleton-area power has a good chance to tack on some additional wins to its streak.

Las Vegas power Bishop Gorman is second with a 54-game winning streak.

The longest winning streak of all time belongs to De La Salle (Concord, Calif.) which managed a 151-game streak spanning more than a decade.

Here’s a look at the longest active winning streak in each state:

 

Alabama

Piedmont – 25 games
 

Alaska

Soldotna – 49 games

Arizona

Saguaro (Scottsdale) – 25 games

Arkansas

Warren – 15 games

California

Cathedral (Los Angeles) - 15 games

Colorado

La Junta – 13 games

Connecticut

Darien – 25 games

Delaware

Smyrna – 22 games

 

District of Columbia

Friendship Collegiate Academy – 5 games

Florida

IMG Academy (Bradenton) – 28 games

Georgia

Cartersville – 30 games

Hawaii

Moloka’i – 9

 

Idaho

St. Maries – 12 games

Illinois

East St. Louis - 14 games

Forreston – 14 games

Immaculate Conception Catholic Prep (Elmhurst) - 14 games

Prairie Ridge - 14 games

Indiana

Linton-Stockton – 15 games

Iowa

Pella – 41 games

Kansas

Derby – 23 games
 

Kentucky

Bowling Green – 27 games

Louisiana

Edna Karr (New Orleans) – 14 games

Maine

Maine Central Institute (Pittsfield) - 12 games

Maryland

Wise (Upper Marlboro) - 28 games
 

Massachusetts

Falmouth - 15 games

Michigan

North Central (Powers) – 27 games

Minnesota

Caledonia – 28 games

Mississippi

Simmons – 25 games
 

Missouri

Lamar – 35 games

Montana

Hot Springs – 13 games

Nebraska

Elkhorn South – 26 games

Nevada

Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) – 54 games
 

New Hampshire

Bedford – 12 games

New Jersey

Westfield – 25 games

New Mexico

Rio Rancho – 13 games
 

New York

Gorton (Yonkers) – 24 games

North Carolina

Shelby – 21 games

North Dakota

St. Mary’s Central (Bismarck) – 12 games

Ohio

Archbishop Hoban (Akron) – 13 games
 

Oklahoma

Wagoner – 37 games
 

Oregon

West Linn – 14 games
 

Pennsylvania

Bishop Guilfoyle (Altoona) – 47 games
 

Rhode Island

Bishop Hendricken (Warwick) – 26 games
 

South Carolina

Dutch Fork – 15 games
 

South Dakota

Winner - 24 games

Tennessee

Whitehaven (Memphis) – 15 games
 

Texas
Bremond – 47 games
 

Utah

East (Salt Lake City) – 23 games
 

Vermont

Windsor – 11 games
 

Virginia

Appomattox County – 30 games
 

Washington

Royal (Royal City) – 26 games
 

West Virginia

Mingo Central – 14 games

Martinsburg - 14 games

St. Marys - 14 games
 

Wisconsin

Kimberly – 56 games

Wyoming

Kaycee – 20 games

 

With the 2017 season already kicking off in states like Hawaii, many teams may be looking to break those current win streaks and create one of their own.

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