Teams that have gone the longest without being shut out

Colquitt County set a state record Friday night by scoring in its 228th consecutive game. Colquitt County lost the game to Lowndes 31-14 but passed Fitzgerald’s scoring streak of 227 games, which ended in 2021, and moved into first place all-time. Colquitt County was most recently shut out by Lowndes on Sept. 19, 2008, Colquitt’s first season under coach Rush Propst. Fourth-year coach Sean Calhoun has extended the streak 45 games. Colquitt is 179-49 in the 228 games of the streak. Seven of the 21 longest streaks in GHSA history are active, a function of more effective offenses this century. It was not until 1983 that a team scored in 100 straight games. That was Warner Robins during a 123-game streak from 1975 to 1984.

228 - Colquitt County (2008-25)

227 - Fitzgerald (2004-21)

221 - Roswell (1998-17)

207 - Camden County (2008-25)

203 - Lowndes (2007-23)

189 - Northside-W.R. (2005-18)

188 - Blessed Trinity (2011-25)

187 - Cartersville (2011-25)

180 - McEachern (2008-23)

179 - Carrollton (1986-00)

172 - Calhoun (2004-16)

171 - Kell (2011-25)

169 - Brookwood (1990-04)

168 - Lee County (2007-21)

168 - NW Whitfield (2010-25)

165 - Shaw (1995-08)

162 - Hillgrove (2006-20)

160 - Jefferson (2011-24)

160 - ELCA (2009-20)

156 - Woodward Acad. (2007-19)

156 - North Paulding (2011-25)

154 - Burke County (2010-22)

150 - Tucker (2009-21)