31 Game Winning Streak

From September 2, 1977, through September 21, 1979, Mayfield High School put together a 31-game win streak that ranks today as the 6th longest win streak in Kentucky high school football history. The streak began with a 28-0 defeat of Ft. Campbell and was ended September 28, 1979, with a 14-7 loss to Paducah Tilghman. Mayfield averaged 29 points per game during the streak and held their opponents to 8 points per game. The streak included 12 wins over schools that were classed higher than Mayfield by KHSAA, and two large out-of-state powers, East St. Louis and Memphis Douglas. While most wins were big, the streak included a 20-19 win over East St. Louis, a 14-13 win over Corbin for the 1977 State Championship, and a 22-6 win over Somerset for the 1978 State Championship.

Here is an article about it in a Bowling Green newspaper:  Bowling Green Article

The complete winning streak is as follows:

31 GAME WINNING STREAK

GAME	SCORE
9-2-77 vs Ft. Campbell	28-0
9-9-77 vs East St. Louis	20-19
9-16-77 vs Murray	42-0
9-23-77 vs Owensboro Cath	17-7
10-7-77 vs Hopkinsville	33-0
10-14-77 vs Trigg County	48-21
10-28-77 vs Heath	28-14
10-28-77 vs Caldwell County	38-8
11-4-77 vs Tilghman	14-7
11-11-77 vs Warren East	36-13
11-18-77 vs Bardstown	21-14
11-25-77 vs Corbin	14-13
8-25-78 vs Lone Oak	28-0
9-1-78 vs Ft. Campbell	28-7
9-15-78 vs Murray	35-15
9-22-78 vs Owensboro Cath	40-0
9-29-78 vs Memphis Douglas	14-6
10-6-78 vs Hopkinsville	41-6
10-13-78 vs Trigg County	35-10
10-20-78 vs Heath	7-2
10-27-78 vs Caldwell County	14-12
11-3-78 vs Tilghman	35-6
11-10-78 vs Glasgow	7-3
11-17-78 vs Ft. Knox	28-7
11-24-78 vs Somerset	22-6
8-17-79 vs Russell	33-20
8-24-79 vs Lone Oak	35-7
8-31-79 vs Hopkinsville	40-0
9-7-79 vs Todd Central	48-12
9-14-79 vs Murray	42-14
9-21-79 vs Owensboro Cath	22-0