High school football is a popular and longstanding tradition in the United States, with thousands of programs across the country competing each year. Some programs have established a long and successful history, accumulating an impressive number of victories over the years. These programs often have a dedicated fan base and are known for producing top-level talent that goes on to play at the collegiate and professional levels. In this response, we will provide a list of the high school football programs with the most all-time wins in the United States.
There could be an adjustment on top of America's all-time senior high school football wins listing in 2022.
Male High School in Louisville, Kentucky is within six wins of catching Valdosta High (Georgia). The Bulldogs get in the season with 927 all-time success. Valdosta possesses 933 triumphes.
The 900-win Club could grow over the next two years. Both Mt. Carmel (Pennsylvania) and Muskegon (Michigan) are within two years of reaching the exclusive club that currently only has five members.
Mt. Carmel requires 22 successes, while Muskegon needs 23 victories.
Two groups have a great chance at joining the 800-win club this year. Safeguarding Kentucky 6A champ St. Xavier just requires 3 victories in 2022 to get to the milestone. Little Rock Central in Arkansas is simply four success timid of 800.
Below are the groups with more than 700 successes heading right into the 2022 season, according to the National Federation of State High School Organizations' Document Book.
High School Football Programs with the Most All-Time Wins
There are several high school football programs in the country that have established a winning tradition. These programs have amassed an impressive number of wins over the years, setting the standard for excellence in high school football. Among these programs are:
| Rank/School/State | Wins | All-Time Record | Program Established |
|---|---|---|---|
| No. 1 Valdosta (Georgia) | 933 | 933-251-34 | 1913 |
| No. 2 Male (Louisville, Kentucky) | 927 | 927-333-49 | 1893 |
| No. 3 Washington (Massillon, Ohio) | 920 | 920-297-36 | 1894 |
| No. 4 Mayfield (Kentucky) | 919 | 919-262-32 | 1919 |
| No. 5 Highlands (Ft. Thomas, Kentucky) | 911 | 911-257-26 | 1915 |
| No. 6 Mount Carmel (Pennsylvania) | 878 | 878-336-59 | 1895 |
| No. 7 Muskegon (Michigan) | 877 | 877-284-43 | 1895 |
| No. 8 Easton (Pennsylvania) | 864 | 864-370-54 | 1894 |
| No. 9 Canton McKinley (Ohio) | 859 | 859-366-42 | 1894 |
| No. 10 Everett (Massachusetts) | 844 | 844-378 | 1893 |
| No. 11 Parkersburg (West Virginia) | 842 | 842-341-33 | 1906 |
| No. 12 Steubenville (Ohio) | 836 | 836-328-36 | 1900 |
| No. 13 Hampton (Virginia) | 836 | 836-280-43 | 1920 |
| No. 14 Berwick (Pennsylvania) | 833 | 833-352-43 | 1888 |
| No. 15 Clinton (Oklahoma) | 830 | 830-296-38 | 1919 |
| No. 16 Lawton (Oklahoma) | 818 | 819-370-34 | 1902 |
| No. 17 Haynesville (Louisiana) | 816 | 816-192-22 | 1907 |
| No. 18 Dobyns-Bennett (Kingsport, Tennessee) | 812 | 812-259-28 | 1921 |
| No. 19 Brockton (Massachusetts) | 811 | 811-353-64 | 1897 |
| No. 20 East St. Louis (Illinois) | 810 | 810-208-36 | 1925 |
| No. 21 Pine Bluff (Arkansas) | 808 | 808-362-55 | 1901 |
| No. 22 Washington (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) | 807 | 807-346-38 | 1899 |
| No. 23 Bakersfield (California) | 807 | 807-283-43 | 1899 |
| No. 24 Steelton-Highspire (Pennsylvania) | 806 | 806-449-61 | 1894 |
| No. 25 Paducah Tilghman (Kentucky) | 805 | 805-350-25 | 1925 |
| No. 26 Danville (Kentucky) | 801 | 801-264-34 | 1924 |
| No. 27 St. Xavier (Louisville, Kentucky) | 797 | 797-310-20 | 1917 |
| No. 28 Little Rock Central (Arkansas) | 796 | 796-369-25 | 1907 |
| No. 29 Owenboro (Kentucky) | 784 | 784-390-30 | 1904 |
| No. 30 New Britain (Connecticut) | 783 | 783-364-51 | 1894 |
| No. 31 Lawrence (Kansas) | 770 | 770-307-38 | 1924 |
| No. 32 Jeannette (Pennsylvania) | 767 | 767-329-48 | 1917 |
| No. 33 Temple (Texas) | 762 | 762-381-51 | 1892 |
| No. 34 Amarillo (Texas) | 759 | 759-331-19 | 1893 |
| No. 35 New Castle (Pennsylvania) | 753 | 753-416-69 | 1900 |
| No. 36 Thomasville (Georgia) | 749 | 749-353-46 | 1891 |
| No. 37 Arcola (Illinois) | 741 | 741-347-40 | 1920 |
| No. 38 Baylor School (Tennessee) | 740 | 740-332-39 | 1907 |
| No. 39 Pioneer (Ann Arbor, Michigan) | 738 | 738-461-38 | 1892 |
| No. 40 Williamsport (Pennsylvania) | 729 | 729-489-55 | 1891 |
| No. 41 Creighton Prep (Nebraska) | 728 | 728-239-23 | 1910 |
| No. 42 Seminole (Oklahoma) | 728 | 728-372-34 | 1894 |
| No. 43 Bowling Green (Kentucky) | 727 | 727-349-35 | 1908 |
| No. 44 Ashland Blazer (Kentucky) | 726 | 726-410-41 | 1892 |
| No. 45 Dover (Ohio) | 720 | 720-372-44 | 1896 |
| No. 46 Martins Ferry (Ohio) | 719 | 719-393-36 | 1893 |
| No. 47 Somerset (Kentucky) | 718 | 718-418-43 | 1900 |
| No. 48 William Penn (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) | 712 | 712-380-53 | 1887 |
| No. 49 Pottsville (Pennsylvania) | 711 | 711-534-46 | 1893 |
| No. 50 Philadelphia Central (Pennsylvania) | 711 | 711-450-61 | 1887 |
| No. 51 Greensburg Salem (Pennsylvania) | 705 | 705-400-39 | 1894 |
| No. 52 Huntingdon (Pennsylvania) | 703 | 703-396-39 | 1907 |
| No. 53 Fostoria (Ohio) | 702 | 702-483-42 | 1896 |