Daily List: Longest active streaks of seasons with at least one shutout

Creekside extended its streak of seasons in which it has shut out at least one opponent to 19 last week with a 41-0 victory over Druid Hills. Below are the longest current streaks of that kind. (Y) or (N) indicates whether the streak has been extended in 2014. On Thursday, we will list the longest streaks of all-time.

31 - Peach County (Y)

22 - Calhoun (N)

19 - Creekside (Y)

15 - Laney (N)

15 - Vidalia (Y)

13 - Emanuel Co. Institute (N)

13 - Charlton County (Y)

11 - Fitzgerald (N)

11 - Lovett (N)

11 - Stephenson (N)

10 - Carrollton (N)

Sources: GHSFHA.com and Loren Maxwell

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