Daily List: Teams that were unbeaten and untied in consecutive GHSA seasons

Creekside’s bid to go 15-0 in back-to-back was ended last week in a 21-20 loss to Hughes. It’s not any easy feat. Only 16 schools have finished unbeaten and untied in consecutive GHSA seasons. Griffin, Buford and Aquinas still have a shot at it this season. Note that only the most recent eight teams played as many as 15 games in a season.

1949-50 Decatur

1953-54 Hawkinsville

1956-57 Valdosta

1960-62 Valdosta

1967-68 Thomson

1972-73 Southeast Bulloch

1974-75 Americus

1976-77 Lincoln County

1978-79 East Rome

1982-83 West Rome

1989-90 Lincoln County

1996-97 Washington County

2000-02 Parkview

2001-03 Buford

2006-07 Northside (W. Robins)

2007-08 Buford

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