Showing posts with label Shattuck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shattuck. Show all posts

Sunday, November 01, 2009

The Scoreboard Says It All in Shattuck


by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


The picture above was taken and sent to me by Ray Blakley, a Shattuck (OK) alum who was at Friday night's 40-14 win over Goodwell that set a new record for consecutive victories by an 8-Man high school football program.

After the victory, the Indians scoreboard was changed to 91-0 in honor of the school's 91st straight victory.

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Saturday, October 31, 2009

Shattuck (OK) Rewrites Record Book with 91st Straight Win

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


There's a new national record for consecutive wins by an 8-Man high school football team. Shattuck won its 91st game Friday night, beating Goodwell 40-14 to move past former record holder Morrison, also from Oklahoma.

The Indians last loss was at the end of the 2002 season in a playoff loss to eventual state champ Pond Creek-Hunter. Since then, Shattuck has claimed six straight Class C titles.

NewsOK.com reports that the new record wasn't really in doubt as the Indians took control from their very first possession.

Congratulations to head coach Troy Bullard and the entire town for this accomplishment. If you'd like to hear what coach Bullard had to say prior to the game, check-out the podcast I did with him on Friday at High School Football America.


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Thursday, October 29, 2009

Listen to Shattuck (OK) Head Coach Talk About Going After Record Setting 91st Straight Win at High School Football America

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


The tiny northwest Oklahoma town of Shattuck is ready to write itself into the national high school football record books. If the Indians can beat Goodwell Friday night, they will set a new record for consecutive wins for an 8-Man high school football team in America.

To learn more about Shattuck's amazing 90-game win streak, which includes six straight Oklahoma Class C state championships, go to High School Football America to listen to my podcast interview with head coach Troy Bullard.

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Weekend Update: High School Football Scores

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America


Congratulations go out today to Shattuck High in Oklahoma which tied the national record for consecutive wins for an 8-man high school football team. The Indians beat Sharon-Mutual 46-32 Friday night for their 90th straight victory. Shattuck can set a new record with a win next Friday against Goodwell.

Meanwhile, the nation's longest active win streak for an 11-man team seems to back in high gear.

After a couple of close victories earlier this season, the Smith Center (KS) Redmen are rolling once again. Friday night, the Redmen beat Osborne 47-7 for their 74th straight win, which ties Maryville (TN) for the fourth longest straight of all-time. In the last two games, Smith Center has outscored its opponents 109-14.

Check-out the links below for the most up-to-date scores throughout Saturday:

Florida Scores Updated 10/24/09 12:25 PM CST
Georgia Scores Updated 10/24/09 11:05 AM CST
Illinois Scores Updated 10/24/09 12:30 PM CST
Kansas Scores Updated 10/24/09 11:35 AM CST
Louisiana Scores Updated 10/24/09 2:00 PM CST
Michigan Scores Updated 10/24/09 1:45 PM CST
Nebraska Scores Updated 10/24/09 1:40 PM CST
New Hampshire Scores Updated 10/24/09 1:20 PM CST
Ohio Scores Updated 10/24/09 1:30 PM CST
Oklahoma Scores Updated 10/24/09 12:18 PM CST
West Virginia Scores Updated 10/24/09 1:25 PM CST

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Thursday, October 15, 2009

Shattuck (OK) Takes Another Step Toward 8-Man Win Streak Record

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Shattuck (OK) is one win away from tying Morrison's (OK) national 8-man win streak record of 90 straight after Thursday's 48-0 win over Balko.

The Indians can tie the record next week when it plays Sharon-Mutual. The record breaker would then come on October 30th against Goodwell.

Shattuck's current streak began in the 2003 season. Morrison's record-setting win streak was set from 1989 to 1995.

Tiny Oklahoma School Closes-in on 8-Man Record for Consecutive Wins

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

A tiny school in northwest Oklahoma is closing-in on history.

The Shattuck Indians are going after their 89th straight win today against Balko.

A victory would put Shattuck one win away from tying the national 8-man record for consecutive wins that is currently held by Morrison, also from the Sooner State.

Actually, the Indians had expected to tie the record with a victory today, but the Oklahoma Secondary Schools Activities Association ruled earlier this week that a 2003 scheduled game against Yarborough that was cancelled and ruled a forfeit, was no longer a win. That left the Indians win streak 88 instead of 89 going into today's contest.

If Shattuck wins today, it will be able to tie the record when it plays Sharon-Mutual on October 23rd. The record breaker would then come on October 30th against Goodwell.

Shattuck's current streak began in the 2003 season. Morrison's record-setting win streak was set from 1989 to 1995.

Check back later tonight to see if Shattuck is able to pull within one of the record.

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Shattuck (OK) Eyes 8-Man Football National Win Streak Record

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle


Thanks to readers of the Oklahoma High School Football Huddle who want to make sure that 8-Man Football gets its props. In response to our story a couple weeks ago about the longest active win streak in 11-Man Football, several readers asked us to make everyone aware that Shattuck enters 2009 on an 83-game win streak, which is seven shy of the all-time record of 90 straight victories. Morrison High, also from Oklahoma, currently holds the record.

Shattuck has won six straight Okahoma Secondary School Activities Association Class C titles.

Click here for a pre-season preview from The Oklahoman.