Columbia High Eagles End Nation’s Longest Football Losing Streak
Columbia High School's Eagles football team in Huntsville, Alabama, ended the nation's longest high school football losing streak at 101 games with a decisive 41-14 victory over Greensboro High School's Raiders. The win marks the team's first since 2015, under…
Kansas City, MO, August 24, 2026 —
The Columbia High School Eagles football team in Huntsville, Alabama, has broken the nation’s longest high school football losing streak, securing their first win in 101 games. The Eagles achieved this milestone with a decisive 41-14 victory over the Greensboro High School Raiders.
This significant win marks the first time the Eagles have been victorious since 2015. The team’s resurgence is attributed to the leadership of head coach Sammie Coates.
The streak, which had reached 101 consecutive losses, had become a notable, albeit difficult, record in high school sports. The victory over Greensboro High School brings an end to this long drought for the Huntsville-based program.
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