Warner Robins’ streak of 75 weeks in the top 10 ended this week after the Demons fell to 1-4 with a loss to Houston County. All four teams that have beaten Warner Robins are currently ranked. The Demons’ streak, dating to 2017, had been the 12th-longest still active. Here are the current 80 teams and their consecutive weeks in the top 10. There typically are 14 ranking weeks per season.

310 - Buford

122 - Blessed Trinity

115 - Cartersville

106 - Cedar Grove

106 - Eagle’s Landing Christian

106 - Rabun County

105 - Prince Avenue Christian

91 - Lee County

86 - Colquitt County

78 - Irwin County

77 - Marist

51 - Pierce County

50 - Coffee

41 - Oconee County

41 - Ware County

38 - Brooks County

36 - Fitzgerald

34 - Benedictine

34 - Calhoun

28 - Cedartown

25 - Hughes

23 - Perry

22 - Bleckley County

22 - Creekside

20 - Bowdon

20 - Calvary Day

20 - Mill Creek

20 - Woodward Academy

19 - Roswell

16 - Putnam County

16 - Schley County

15 - Rome

15 - Walton

13 - Darlington

13 - North Oconee

11 - Carver (Atlanta)

10 - Swainsboro

10 - Whitewater

9 - Bainbridge

8 - Crisp County

8 - Dougherty

8 - Grayson

8 - Peach County

8 - South Atlanta

7 - Charlton County

7 - Clinch County

7 - Johnson County

7 - Rockmart

7 - Sandy Creek

7 - Starr’s Mill

7 - Troup

7 - Whitefield Academy

6 - Carrollton

6 - Columbia

6 - Gainesville

6 - Kell

6 - Washington-Wilkes

5 - Burke County

5 - Dutchtown

5 - Early County

4 - Aquinas

4 - Cook

4 - Elbert County

4 - Jefferson

4 - Stephens County

4 - Thomas County Central

4 - Thomson

3 - Dooly County

3 - Houston County

3 - Loganville

3 - Mary Persons

3 - Northeast

3 - Valdosta

2 - McIntosh County Academy

2 - Wayne County

1 - Eastside

1 - Lambert

1 - Lowndes

1 - North Cobb

1 - St. Francis

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