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Daily List: Teams that have made the playoffs at least 10 consecutive seasons

By Todd Holcomb
Nov 14, 2014

Schools that have made the playoffs at least 10 consecutive seasons:

41 - Lincoln County

32 - Marist

24 - Peach County

23 - Northside (Warner Robins)

21 - Charlton County

19 - Commerce

18 - East Coweta

17 - Washington-Wilkes

16 - Buford

15 - Calhoun

15 - Cook

15 - Fitzgerald

15 - Gainesville

15 - Stephenson

13 - Jefferson County

13 - Lovett

13 - Sandy Creek

13 - Ware County

12 - Cairo

12 - Emanuel County Institute

11 - Eagle's Landing Christian

11 - Griffin

11 - North Gwinnett

10 - Heard County

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