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Streaking Into 2025

Cooper QB Cam O'Hara and Head Coach Randy Borchers (photo by Chris Granger/ X: @regnargc)

Here is a look at who’s hot and who’s not heading into 2025. Next season kicks off in grand fashion as the two teams with the longest current regular season winning streaks go at it in Week 1. Anderson (16 straight victories) will host Cooper (14 straight victories) in a battle between a pair of 2024 state runner-up squads.

Hats off to Wyoming who topped the 10 win mark for a ninth consecutive year and finished the regular season unbeaten for the eighth time in the span. The Cowboys have compiled a 112-9 record (.925 winning %), gone 27-8 in the playoffs (.771 winning %) and won at least 12 games seven times during the run.

In Ohio, Kettering Alter and Clinton-Massie are the only two schools that have been to the playoffs 20 consecutive years or more. Colerain, Greenville have the dubious distinction of having the area’s longest current losing streak. 

Here is a look at who is streaking into 2025.

Beechwood Head Coach Jay Volker (photo by Chris Granger/ X: @regnargc)

Current winning streaks (all games)
10…Beechwood

Current regular season winning streaks
16…Anderson
14…Cooper, Tippecanoe
11…Wyoming
9…..Bellbrook, CHCA
8…..Badin, Covington Catholic, Lawrenceburg, Williamsburg
7…..Clinton-Massie, Hamilton, Lakota West, North Decatur, Valley View
6….Cincinnati Country Day, Fairmont, Moeller

Consecutive seasons with 10 or more wins
9…..Wyoming
5…..Beechwood
4…..Lakota West, Moeller
3…..Cincinnati Country Day
2..…Covington Catholic, Princeton, Tippecanoe

Moeller Head Coach Bert Bathiany (photo by Sandy Mahoney/ X: @InMotionBySandy)

Current losing streaks
22…Colerain, Greenville, Holmes
17…Woodward
13…Norwood
11…Thurgood Marshall
10…Walnut Hills
8…..Oakwood, Fairfield
7…..Connersville, Fayetteville-Perry, Finneytown, Little Miami, Northmont
6…..Beavercreek, Boone County, Campbell County, Carroll, Gamble Montessori, Monroe, Sycamore

Current consecutive playoff appearances (TSF Ohio coverage only, 110 schools)
24…Alter
23…Clinton-Massie
16…St. Xavier, Trotwood-Madison
12…Wyoming
10…Fairfield, Mason, Taft
9…..Troy
8…..Chaminade Julienne, Northmont
7…..Badin, Elder, Madeira, Springfield

Most years since last playoff appearance (TSF Ohio coverage only)
4…..Belmont, Carroll, Clermont Northeastern, Greenville, New Miami, North College Hill, Norwood, Thurgood Marshall
*These are teams that haven’t made the playoffs since the “Everybody’s In” Covid year of 2020.

**The TriState Football coverage area includes 143 schools from the following leagues, conferences and counties.
Southwest Ohio (110): CHL (8); CMAC (10); DPS (5): ECC (10); GCL Co-ed (6); GCL South (4); GMC (10); GWOC (8); MVC (12); MVL (8); SBAAC (12); SWBL (12); SWOC (4) & Trotwood-Madison.
Northern Kentucky (22): Boone County (7), Kenton County (8) and Campbell County (7)
Southeast Indiana (11): EIAC (8) & Milan, South Decatur and North Decatur.

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