Streaks
Winning Streaks
159-National Record: Passic (NJ),
they won 159, straight from 1919-1925
103, Palmer H S (Iowa) including 3
straight state championships -1986
(26-0), 1987 (26-0), and 1988 (27-0). (Credit: Jeff Simms)
101, Seward,
(Nebraska) girls team finished with their fourth championship and
are now 101 games in a row. Still ten behind the girls record in Nebraska.
(Credit:
Gerald Matzke -jmatzke@familyandsportmedicine.com)
68-From1976
thru 1978, West Philadelphia, the "Speedboys won 68
straight.
66-From1950
thru 1952, West End St. James from Pittsburgh ran off 66 straight
wins including three Class B, PCIAA State Championships.
61-Chester
High School Boys, from 2010 to 2012, including 2 State Championships in
2011 & 2012 (32-0)
61-From 1944 to 1947,
Allentown High School recorded 61
consecutive victories. The 1946 and 1947 championships were later disputed by
the PIAA.
61-The York Catholic
girls tied this long standing record on Jan 11, 2008.
York Catholic
Winning
Streak
Story
HERE (Jeff
Dewees,York Daily Record)
59-Carbondale 30-0 State title in 1993,
then a 29-1 Runner Up team in 1994.
58-1977-1979. The "Golden Girls" of
Pottsville Nativity High School set the
Lower Anthracite Region's all time win streak with 58, including a 48-41 win
over Johnsonburg in the 1978 state championship game.
57-York
Catholic boys' from 1989-91,
the all-time
York-Adams area winning streak
57-The Cranberry "Berries" girls team won 57
straight after an early season loss in
93-94, they didn't lose again until the PIAA
Western Finals in 94-95.
54-Carbondale Area Girls were undefeated in
1977 winning the AA state title at 31-0, then going 23-2 in 78. Coach Mary Ann Egnatovich (ending her career at 289-77).
54-Darby-Colwyn boys. Between Mar '61 and Dec '63 coach Hal Blitman's
"Rams" won 54 consecutive games. (streak stopped by Sharon Hill 52-45).
53-Northwest Area boys. Their streak
ended March 3, 1984 when Milton upset them on the Northwest court 43-42,
53-Montrose boys. Between 1963 and
1965 they ran up 53 in a row before losing to Northern Cambria in the
1965 Class B State Championship Game.
52-Washington
High School boys basketball
won
52 games
in a row tying the WPIAL
record with (Uniontown 1963-65) in 1983 to 1985.
They won 52 games from December
16, 1983 to March 16, 1985
before getting upset in the PIAA
Playoffs.
52-In
1964, Uniontown went undefeated the entire season, and in 1965 went
undefeated all the way through until the WPIAL semi-final game before
losing to Aliquippa. The 52 straight wins is still a WPIAL record.
Losing Streaks
243-1995-the Carbondale Sacred Heart Girl's team came
from 11 down in the second half to defeat Blue Ridge 49-48 to end a
losing streak that went back to January of 1981 and the Lady Crusaders
made first year Coach Jesse Whittington the winningest coach in fourteen
years at Carbondale Sacred Heart. Back in 1981 when Carbondale won
their last game against Old Forge, they were called the Lady Roses. (Scranton
Tribune) |
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88--Dec 15 1976 - Mifflinburg beat Muncy
56-55 to break 88 game losing streak. Mark
Wagner sank two free throws with six seconds remaining to win it. The streak
started
in Dec. 1972.(Credit: bud tangert,
lititz)
74--1991-WPIAL
Longest Losing Streak
- Jefferson-Morgan
lost 74 Games 1987-1991 before they beat Mapletown
High School in 1991.
(Credit:
Fayette County Guru)
73--2008-
Palisades' High School
in
Kintnersville, PA
in Bucks County (with 761 students)
finished 0-24, which left them at 73 straight -the streak ended
at 85 when they defeated Palmerton 45-35 in Jan 2009.
Losing Streak Story HERE (Dom Cosentino, Doylestown
Intelligencer)
Playoff Streaks
2009, The Monessen boys are close to clinching their 28th
consecutive playoff berth, extending their WPIAL record. The last time
the Greyhounds failed to reach the postseason was after the 1981 season.
Overall, Monessen has been to the playoffs 55 times.
In girls basketball, North Catholic is on the brink of clinching
its 34th consecutive playoff berth and Oakland Catholic
which is in 19th year of existence, never has missed the playoffs.
(Pittsburgh Tribune)
League Winning Streak
On Jan 30, 2008, Philadelphia Northeast defeated Philadelphia
Central ending Central's 101 game league winning streak.
(Philadelphia Inquirer) |
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Most Wins in a Season by a team
38-In
1957 Cresbard, South Dakota, High School won the State "B"
tournament and finished with a 38-1 record. (Credit: Bob
Swanhorst)
37-The girls team at Pine Grove Area High School in the 1981-1982 season. They
won the PIAA class A title
with a 37-1 record. Ron Rhen
was the coach of that team.
(Credit:Gary Blankenhorn,
Columbus, Ohio)
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What is the
record for the school with the most consecutive winning seasons?
The Windber
boys have had 37 consecutive winning seasons. Their last losing season
was in 1970 |
Most Total Points in a game by two teams
-Feb 3, 1998, the highest scoring game in Pennsylvania high school
basketball history; in the city of Philadelphia Washington H. S.
defeated West Philadelphia H.S. 130-127 in four overtimes for a total of
257 combined points. Shannon Bussey led Washington with 44 points while
Derrick Johnson led West Philly with 34 points. However, those 257
points only ranked ninth on the all-time list according to the National
Federation of State High School Associations Record Book. The highest
scoring game in high school history took place in Florida in 1995 when
Riverview defeated Bradenton148-142 for a combined 290 points. (Daily
Press, 2/4/98)-Feb 27, 1970
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Total of 235 points scored. This game was never reported to the
National Federation, but the newspaper clipping verifies the results.
Feb 27, 1970
Del Valley 125
Honesdale 110
Mike Richards gets 78 and 5'9 Rick Litts gets 67 in a Wayne County
League game (Credit: David
Krause)
-Feb 2011,
Norwin defeated
Latrobe, 115-110, in one overtime.
225 points in one game.Incredible stuff.
Norwin's 6-5 senior Matt Palo had 43 points and 6-2senior Andy
Carter 37. In three decades of covering WPIAL basketball, I (Mike
White) don't ever remember a regular-season game where both teams scored
more than 100. I'm not saying it never happened. But if it did, someone
out here let me know. (MIDDLE
ATLANTICSPORTS NEWS, Jerry Shenk)
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Most Points scored by a team in one game
215-Kentucky Jackson City, vs Lexington Woodbridge
Academy (215-28)
(Score
by Halfs - 112 and 103), February 10, 1992
211-Louisiana DeQuincy
Grand Avenue
vs Cameron Audrey Memorial, LA. (211-29) (1/29/64)
198-Louisiana W.O.
Boston High School 198- 34, (1976).
(the
question is, was it against
Lawtell
High
or
Grand Chenier South Cameron H.S.)
" I played in that game on the losing end. The score is correct.
You questioned which team took that beating. It was South
Cameron High School in Creole, Louisiana (technically the Oak Grove
community, but there is a larger Oak Grove in Louisiana, so most
newspapers refer to South Cameron being in Creole). The school and the
community were wiped out in Hurricane Rita. I doubt you would want it,
but we probably have an article about that game."
James M. Wilkerson, jmwilkerson@gmail.com
167-Pennslyvania
Albert Gallatin High School defeated West Greene High School 167-30 in
1971
Other Pennsylvania high games:
158-Bartram beat Gratz, 158-89 in 1968. Mike Moore had 57 for Bartram.
(Credit: Ted Silary)
154-Wampum, 154-54 over Neshannock, 1959
153-Wampum beat Darington 140-41,1953
151-Mansfield beat Elkland 151-42, 1969
148 -Halifax 148 West Snyder 32, 1999-2000
140 -Altoona
140 Clearfield 40, 1979-80
139-Jenkintown 139 Palisades 34,
1953
139-Wampum beat East Brook 139-41, 2/1/55
131 Union defeated Northwestern 131 to 89 in a WPIAL game,
1965 (Credit: Don Mastropietro)
130
Washington 130 West Philadelphia 127 in four overtimes, 1998.
(Article photo
credit: fayettecountyhoops@hotmail.com) |
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Points: Team Scoring Excess-A sad day for basketball
January 2011.
Seton-LaSalle H S girls
run up the score 113-14 in a win over Brentwood (1/21/11).
They led 68-4 at the
half and 100-10 after three quarters. The mastermind in this mindless
slaughter is Coach Dennis Squeglia.
Jan 18, 2011.
the Christian Heritage H S
girls team in Riverdale, Utah defeated West ridge Academy 108-3.
The score at the end of the third quarter was 84-0. This
mastermind of this glorious victory was Coach Rob McGill.
January 2009. Kyle Queal is the Head Master
of The Covenant School in Dallas Texas and Mich Grimes is the head coach
of the girls team. In Jan 2009, their Covenant School embarrassed
the Dallas Academy team by full count pressing them into a 100-0
slaughter.
December 2006. Lincoln University (PA) embarrassed Ohio State-Marion
201-78, setting the Division III record for points and the
NCAA
all-division mark for margin of victory. Sami
Wylie scored 69 points for the Lions, setting the all-division record with
21 3-pointers.
2003: PENNSYLVANIA- the Lancaster Catholic girls J.V.s showed no
mercy in pressing the Garden Spot J.V.s into a 112-2 pasting.
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Additional blowouts
1918: West
Virginia-Shinnston 136 Weirton 0
1924: Connecticut-Meriden Washington 148 South Norwalk 0
1931:Oklahoma-Alluwe
shutout Chelsea, OK. 106 to 0, Miss Juanita Reed scored 92 points. (Ripley's
Believe It Or Not)
1971: North Dakota-Steve Blehm
scored 85 points during the Ramsey County Basketball Tournament in Starkweather.
while playing for the Devils Lake School for the Deaf, which beat Hampden 122 to
22. Story HERE
1971:Albert
Gallatin H. S. defeated West Greene H. S. 167-30
1981: Riverside Poly 179 -Riverside Norte Vista 15
2000:
Pennsylvania-Halifax 148 West Snyder 32
2011, Pikeville,
Ky., Independent Middle School blew out Kimper, Ky., 100-2 last week (and
Pikeville took their starters out in the first quarter, and did not
press), (Williamsport Sun Gazette, 11/29/11)
In the 1939 European Basketball championship Lithuania
defeated Finland by a margin of victory of 103 points (112-9)
Juniata (81)-St. Joseph's Catholic (4)
Dec. 10, 2014,
Juniata High School
(Mifflintown PA)
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Triple Grand Club:
Devontae Watson - Lincoln Park - 2008-12 - maybe the first to
accomplish a feat like this he will finish his career with 1,000 +
points, 1,000 + Rebounds & 1,000 + Block Shots.
(Credit: Fayette County Guru) |
Most assists season:
344 by John "Sarge" Mizerock, Punxsutawney
(29 games/ average 11.86) 1978-79
306 by Suzie McConnell, Pitts. Seton-LaSalle (32 gms./avg. 9.56, soph season) 1981-82
Mosts assists career:
953 by Suzie McConnell, Pitts. Seton-LaSalle (112 gms./avg. 8.51) 1980-84
823 Kyle Datres, Loyalsock Twp.
in Williamsport, PA concluded his career in 2014-2015 -
Williamsport Sun-Gazette. Kyle was ALL-State in baseball, football, and
basketball and now plays baseball for the North Carolina Tar Heels.
754 by John "Sarge" Mizerock, Punxsutawney
(74 games/ average 10.19) 1976-79
Most Games Played Career:
141 Janine Hardenstine, Pine Grove 1978-82
129 Billy Owens, Carlisle 1985-88
128 Gerry McNamara,
Bishop Hannan
1998-02
127 Lonnie McFarlan, Phila. Roman Cath.
1976-80
127 Dave Popson, Kingston Bishop O'Reilly 1979-83
Most blocked Shots:
 12/10/08,
What is the record was
for most blocked shots in a girls high school basketball in the state of
PA? At Valley View High School in Archbald, Pa,
6'1 Rebecca Keegan
(2010),
blocked 22 shots against West Scranton. The national record is 25 by
a girl in Texas. (Jerry DiPasquale) |
Rebounds
-12/26/08, It is a statistic that seems hard to believe. But
Vincentian stat keepers insist Gabby Baldasare had 37
rebounds in a 71-53 victory against St. Joseph in a game last Thursday.
Baldasare is a 6-foot-1 sophomore. (Post Gazette, Mike White)
-The National Record and the Pennsylvania record, Mark Garbacz (Venango
County Christian) 55, 2/22/1970.
-Most rebounds game (female): 41 by Linda Banks, Wilkinsburg (vs. Serra -- scored
39 pts. & blocked 16 shots) 1984-85
-Tanner Manselle of Redmond High School, Redmond Oregon, in a game against
Crook County had 33 rebounds in the game they won 64-61. If you are
interested in more info please email me at
gerrybikeman@msn.com.
Gerry Hines--503-593-1485- 2/17/12.Breaking the Backboard
Chuck Connors is one of only twelve athletes in history to have
played for both
Major League Baseball and in the
NBA. Connors is
credited with being the first professional basketball player to break a
backboard. Connors jumped center and smashed the glass backboard in
the first-ever Boston Celtics game on Nov. 5, 1946 at
Boston Arena.
But he was best known as "Lucas McCain" in the
ABC television
Western series
The Rifleman (1958-1963).
Darryl Dawkins (Philadelphia
76ers), nicknamed "Chocolate Thunder"-In
a game against the
Kansas City Kings in November
1979 Dawkins threw down such a massive dunk
that the backboard shattered into a thousand tiny shards, sending the Kings
Bill Robinzine ducking for cover and
amazing a nation of fans. Three weeks later he did it again. A few days
after that the NBA ruled that breaking a backboard was an offense that would
result in a fine and suspension. Dawkins has the record for most
personal fouls committed in a season, with 386 in 1984, which is seven more
than his 379 fouls the
previous year, which ranks second all time.
He later was the head coach of the
Allentown, Pennsylvania-based
Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs of the
United States Basketball League until they
folded.
(Credit: Wikipedia)
See the TOP 10 Dawkins Dunks-All-Time,
HERE
(Credit: Dave Burman) |
Most College Coaches to attend a
Shootout:
Spring 2002, 52 coaches attended the Pennsylvania/Maryland Shootout to see
Gerry McNamara. He later signed with Syracuse. |
Undefeated State
Champions Listed by Most Wins
Elk Lake
36-0, 1977
Lancaster Catholic 35-0, 2003
York Catholic Girls 35-0, 2007
York Catholic boys 34-0, 1987
Carlisle boys
33-0, 1988
Elk
County Catholic 33-0, 2006
Northwest Area 33-0, 1983
Pottsville Nativity 33-0, 2000
Sto-Rox 33-0 1983
defeating Tamaqua 71-64.
Trinity High School boys 33-0,
2003
Girard 32-0, 1990
Lewistown girls 32-0, 1997)
Carbondale Area Girls 31-0 1977
1983 Mount
Alvernia (31-0)
Girls
Mt. Lebanon girls 31-0 2009
1983
Sto-Rox (31-0)
1928 -Uniontown 31-0
Wampum 31-0, 1955
Cranberry
Girls 32-0 (year ?)
Bishop Guilfoyle Girls 30-0, 2010
Carbondale 30-0, 1993
Williamsport 30-0, 1984
Aliquippa 29-0, 1949
Avalon 29-0, 1952
Kutztown 29-0, 1959
Geibel
28-0, 1978
Mercer 28-0 1966
Midland 28-0 1965
Sharon 28-0 1957
Uniontown 28-0
1964
St. James, Pittsburgh 28-0 1951
St. James, Pittsburgh 28-0 1952
Ambridge 27-0 1967
(Note: both Ambridge and Chester were undefeated going into
the State Championship game)
St. Vincent's,
Plymouth 27-0 1958
Johnstown Catholic 27-0 1951
Montrose
26-0 1964
Geibel Catholic
26-0
1978
Darby-Colwyn girls basketball team won the State Championship
title in 1976 and finished with a 25-0 record.
(Credit: Margie Roesner
Fisher, one of the players)
Darby Colwyn 25-0 1962
Darby Colwyn 25-0 1963
Williamsburg
25-0 1966
McKeesport
24-0 1921
Plymouth-Whitemarsh 24-0 1963
Hazleton 21-0, 1929
Fifth Avenue 15-0, 1976
(* Strike shortened season, then the school closed) |
1993-
the Carbondale
Area Chargers(29-0) and George Jr.
Republic Tigers (29-0) squared off for
the AA state title in front of a sold out Hersheypark Arena
crowd in the afternoon.
Carbondale won 65-63 to finish 30-0. |
Most Consective Free Throws:
-80 Elena Delle Donne,
as a sophomore (2005-2006) set a
national girls' high school record of 80 consecutive free throws. She played for Ursuline
Academy in Delaware.
72-Rob Cavanaugh,
(Valpariso, IN) 1989-90
70 - Mark
Wittbrodt (Bay City Western, Michigan)
1991-1992
63-Marvin Selvy (Corbin, Kentucky)
1965-1966
58-Katrina Greer (Penns Valley,
Pennsylvania, 2005)
2003-04
52-Rob Kezmarsky
- Laurel Highlands (Pennsylvania) 1989-90
(Fayette County Guru" <fayettecountyhoops@hotmail.com>)
48-Tom Mueseler - Latrobe (Pennsylvania) 1967-68
(Fayette County Guru" <fayettecountyhoops@hotmail.com>)
46-Chris
Stoner, Hyndman High School, sank 46 consecutive Free Throws during his
Junior Year (1977-78). (Scott Stoner)
42-Zack Witt, (River Valley, Arkansas)
1999-2000 |
St. James
(Photo credit: now defunct
Pittsburgh Press) |
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More Foul Shooting Records |
Note: Northwest Area won Class A back to back championships
in 1982-83 and 1983-1984 seasons going 33-0 and 33-1 respectively, coached by
the late, Edward
Gayeski.
They defeated Karns
City in 1983 and Cornell in 1984. Their only loss was to Milton 43-42 in 1984.
(Credit: Brian
Ptashinski, Nanticoke).
Update:
Chris Baluta baluta@astro.isas.jaxa.jp |
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Most Points by an Individual
Player:
135- Danny Heater
(Burnsville, West Virginia)
1959-1960
114- Wayne Oakley (Hanson, Kentucky)
1953-1954
114 -Pete
Cimino ( Bristol,
Pennsylvania) 1959-1960
113-Epiphanny Prince (Murry
Bergtraum, New York)
Feb 1, 2006
105- Cheryl Miller
(Riverside Poly, California)
1981-1982
100-
Linda Page (Philadelphia Dobbins Tech, Pennsylvania)
1981
Feb 7, 1990, Lisa Leslie of Inglewood Morningside (Calif) scored
101
points in the
first half
against South Torrance (Calif).
South Torrance H. S. declined to play the second half.
Read the
Washington Post article, "The
Ballad of Danny Heater" telling the story of the man who holds the scoring
record. |
Wampum. The 1954-55 Indians, who amassed a 31-0 record.
From left its Francis Bennett, Joe Schnitski, Bob Mathews, senior
captain Donnie Hennon, coach Butler Hennon, John Melfi, John Grinnen,
Eugene Swogger, Tom Galbreath, and Gabby McMillan. (Credit:
Jeff Bales Jr.)
Undefeated Philly Champions
Overbrook,
34-0, 1980
Simon Gratz,
31-0, 1993
West Philadelphia
30-0 1975
West Philadelphia 25-0
1977
Overbrook
22-0, 1958
Overbrook
20-0, 1954 |
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Epiphanny
Prince
scored 113
(Photo credit:
Washington Post) |
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biggest
comeback by a team
-comeback records |
What is
the record for most points in a a quarter by one player? 1/24/09, Fantastic Performances: the
Reynolds Lady Raiders were trailing
by 14 points with under 5 minutes remaining. Chelsea D'Urso, a 5'5"
senior guard scored 23 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and had 2 steals in
the games final 5:30 to bring Reynolds back to win by 2.
(Credit: Robert A. Chamberlain)
However, Wilt Chamberlain, Philadelphia
Overbrook scored 36 in one quarter in 1955. That is the record in
Pennsylvania, but only tied for seventh nationally. (National Federation) |
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1-Match 1, 2008, we
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25 Appearances (29-20 = 49 games).
8 Final Four
7 Title Games 35 45 46 47 51 79 80
5 State Titles 35 45 46 47 51
ALTOONA MOUNTAIN LIONS
47 Appearances (45-47 = 92 games).
10 Final Four 29 33 37 38 58 81 91 98 03
4 Title Games 33 38 58 91
0 State Titles
BLACKHAWK COUGARS
21 Appearances (42-17 = 60 games).
7 Final Four 89 91 92 95 96 99 00
5 Title Games 92 95 96 99 00
4 State Titles 92 95 96 99
CARLISLE THUNDERING HERD
14 Appearances (21-10 = 31 games).
4 Final Four 85 86 87 88
4 Title Games 85 86 87 88
4 State Titles 852086 87 88
CHESTER CLIPPERS
38 Appearances (90-32 = 122 games)
24 Final Four 54 55 57 59 66 67 72 73 83 85 87 88 89
91 93 94 96 00 01 03 05, 06 07 08
15 Title Games 54 55 57 59 66 67 72 83 89 94 00 03 05 07
08
6 State Titles 83 89 94 00 05 08
COATESVILLE RED RAIDERS
15 Appearances (29-14 = 43 games).
6 Final Four 52 79 81 00 01 03
2 Titles Games 52 01
1 State Title 01
ERIE CATHEDRAL PREP RAMBLERS
27 Appearances (48-25 = 73 games).
8 Final Four 78 80 84 88 93 94 96 05
5 Title Games 80 84 93 94 96
2 State Titles 80 93
=0 A
ERIE MCDOWELL TROJANS
17 Appearances (21-17 = 38 games).
3 Final Four 80 96 99
1 Title Game 99
0 State Titles
FARRELL STEELERS
36 Appearances (68-29 = 97 games).
15 Final Four 38 40 43 51 52 54 56 59 60 69 71 72 76 83 96
9 Title Games 43 8 051 52 54 56 59 60 69 72
7 State Titles 52 54 56 59 60 69 72
HARRISBURG COUGARS
28 Appearances (33-26 = 59 games).
6 Final Four 30 63 98 02 06 07
2 Titles Games 98 02
2 State Titles (1998, 2002)
HAZLETON COUGARS
29 Appearances (31-26 = 57 games).
7 Final Four 28 8 029 38 43 44 93 95
5 Title Games 28 29 38 44 93
3 State Titles 28 29 38
LOWER MERION ACES
25 Appearances (47-19 = 66 games)
11 Final Four 30 8 031 33 39 41 42 43 44 96 05 06
10 Title Games 30 31 33 39 41 42 43 96 05 06
6 State Titles 33 41 42 43 96 06
MEADVILLE BULLDOGS
19 Appearances (19-19 = 38 games).
7 Final Four 53 54 56 72 84 86 87
1 Title Game 87
0 State Titles
NEW CASTLE=RED HURRICANES
15 Appearances (22-15 = 37 games).
7 Final Four 27 36 82 93 98 99 02
3 Title Games 36 82 98
0 State Titles
NORRISTOWN EAGLES
23 Appearances (31-22 = 53 games).
6 Final Four 48 62 71 76 90 08
5 Title Games 48 62 71 76 08
1 State Title
PITTSBURGH SCHENLEY SPARTANS
28 Appearances (50-23 = 73 games).
10 Final Four 65 66 67 70 71 75 78 01 06 07
7 Title Games 66 71 75 78 01 06, 07
5 State Titles 66 71 75 78 07
PLYMOUTH-WHITEMARSH COLONIALS
19 Appearances (33-17
= 50 games).
6 Final Four 63 64 74, '97
98, 2009
3 Title games 63 64 97
2 State Titles 63 97
READING RED KNIGHTS
35 Appearances (36-35 = 71 games).
12 Final Four 21 29 34 55 57 61 66 73 75 77 80 83
2 Title Games 34 73
0 State Titles
STEELTON-HIGHSPIRE STEAMROLLERS
33 Appearances (59-27 = 88 games).
14 Final Four 05 13 27 37 65 69 77 78 92 98 00 03 05 08
9 Title Games 27 65 69 77 92 98 00 05 08
6 State Titles 27 92 98 00 05 08
UNIONTOWN RED RAIDERS
21 Appearances (36-17 = 53 games).
7 Final Four 25 62 64 66 81 00 02
6 Title Games 25 62 64 81 00 02
4 State Titles 25 62 64 81
WILLIAMSPORT MILLIONAIRES
56 Appearances (57-54 = 111 games).
8 Final Four 21, 25 31 47 71 84 95 99
5 Title Games 21 25 84 95 99
2 State Titles 84 99
YORK BEARCATS
18 Appearances (20-18 = 38 games).
7 Final Four 48 49 58 60 92 04, '09
2 Title Games '49 '09
0 State Titles
Credits:
Edward A. Owens (Red Raider Nation),
Joe Mattis (Erie Times-News),
Ted Silary (tedsilary.com), Lou Schmitt, Craig Witman,
Sharonaviolet@aol.com, Scott
Creighton, Gabriel D'Angelo, Gary Markle Jr., Shawn Clemmer (Albert Gallatin Athletics Historian), Jeff DeWees (York Daily Record),
Pittsburgh Press,
Chris Baluta, Scott Jacobs,
(Pittsburgh Post Gazete)
(by Fayette County Guru), Bill Kagarise, Terry Thomas
(Chester H S).
Special thanks to
Mike White, Pittsburgh Post Gazette who sent us to The
National Federation for records at
http://www.nfhs.org
Go to
http://www.nfhs.org/web/2006/09/national_high_school_sports_record_book.aspx
Please email any
corrections, updates, revisions, or local lore to Bill Gaffey at
wgaffey@pa.net
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