Daily List: Longest all-time streaks of seasons with at least one shutout

Peach County's opening-game shutout of Warner Robins this season gave the Trojans a streak of 31 seasons with at least one shutout. Here are the 22 schools that have achieved streaks of 30 seasons or more through history, which shows that the shutout is becoming a lost art.

78 - Valdosta (1919-96)

45 - Thomson (1953-97)

44 - Dalton (1947-90)

44 - Dublin (1943-86)

44 - Gainesville (1919-62)

40 - Cartersville (1955-94)

39 - Woodward Acd. (1959-97)

38 - Athens (1919-56)

37 - Boys (1910-46)

36 - Mary Persons (1962-97)

36 - Waycross (1951-86)

35 - Albany (1919-53)

34 - Tech (1913-46)

33 - Warner Robins (1964-96)

32 - Bradwell Inst. (1957-88)

32 - Jefferson (1953-84)

32 - Westminster (1957-88)

31 - Avondale (1949-79)

31 - Carrollton (1945-75)

31 - Peach County (1984-14)

31 - Swainsboro (1958-88)

30 - Fitzgerald (1924-53)

Sources: GHSFHA.com and Loren Maxwell

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