A pair of Palm Beach County football teams are among the 178 nationwide that finished undefeated in 2016.
Pahokee, which was stripped of its Class 1A state title Thursday but plans to appeal, finished 14-0. King’s Academy went 11-0 and won the Southeastern Football Conference title.
King’s Academy went 11-0 in 2016 and won the Southeastern Conference Football championship. (Post file photo)
The Lions’ Keith Allen and the Blue Devils’ Orson Walkes earned Florida Dairy Farmers’ Coach of the Year honors last month.
A total of 145 11-man teams went unbeaten this season, while another 33 that play 9-, 8- or 6-man football also went undefeated. 16,166 high schools fielded teams last fall based on scores reported to MaxPreps.
Here is CBS MaxPreps’ list of the nation’s 178 unbeaten football teams – divided by record – with local teams highlighted in bold:
16-0
Aledo (Texas)
Bremond (Texas)
DeSoto (Texas)
Gunter (Texas)
Reidsville (N.C.)
Shelby (N.C.)
Wake Forest (N.C.)
West Orange-Stark (Orange, Texas)
15-0
Appomattox County (Appomattox, Va.)
Benedictine (Savannah, Ga.)
Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
Bishop Guilfoyle (Altoona, Pa.)
Bowling Green (Ky.)
Cartersville (Ga.)
Cathedral Catholic (San Diego)
Dresden (Tenn.)
Dutch Fork (Irmo, S.C.)
Fyffe (Ala.)
Jones (Okla.)
Laverne (Okla.)
Linton-Stockton (Linton, Ind.)
Millwood (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Penney (Hamilton, Mo.)
Piedmont (Ala.)
Prescott (Ark.)
Roncalli (Indianapolis)
Sierra Canyon (Chatsworth, Calif.)
Steel Valley (Munhall, Pa.)
Trinity (Louisville, Ky.)
Warren (Ark.)
Whitehaven (Memphis, Tenn.)
14-0
American Heritage (Plantation, Fla.)
Archbishop Murphy (Everett, Wash.)
Caledonia (Minn.)
Camas (Wash.)
Catholic Memorial (Waukesha, Wis.)
Cathedral Prep (Erie, Pa.)
Cass Tech (Detroit)
Damascus (Damascus, Md.)
Eagle’s Landing Christian Academy (McDonough, Ga.)
East (Salt Lake City)
East St. Louis (Ill.)
Edna Karr (New Orleans)
Forreston (Forreston, Ill.)
Fort Hill (Cumberland, Md.)
Hominy (Okla.)
IC Catholic Prep (Elmhurst, Ill.)
Indianola Academy (Indianola, Miss.)
Kimberly (Wis.)
Lake View (S.C.)
Lamar (Mo.)
Lausanne Collegiate (Memphis, Tenn.)
Logansport (La.)
Maplesville (Ala.)
Martinsburg (W. Va.)
John Milledge Academy (Milledgeville, Ga.)
Mingo Central (Matewan, W. Va.)
Muskegon Catholic Central (Muskegon, Mich.)
Napavine (Wash.)
Northland Christian (Houston)
Pahokee (Fla.)
Pewamo-Westphalia (Pewamo, Mich.)
Prairie Ridge (Crystal Lake, Ill.)
Regis (Eau Claire, Wis.)
Saguaro (Scottsdale, Ariz.)
St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia)
St. Marys (W. Va.)
Wagoner (Okla.)
Walkersville (Md.)
West Linn (Ore.)
Williams Field (Gilbert, Ariz.)
Wise (Upper Marlboro, Md.)
13-0
Ansonia (Conn.)
Autauga Academy (Prattville, Ala.)
Bellevue West (Bellevue, Neb.)
Billings Senior (Mont.)
Cambridge (N.Y.)
Darien (Conn.)
Derby (Kan.)
Dillon Christian (Dillon, S.C.)
Glens Falls (N.Y.)
Elk River (Minn.)
Elkhorn South (Elkhorn, Neb.)
Falmouth (Mass.)
Gladbrook-Reinbeck (Reinbeck, Iowa)
La Junta (Colo.)
Lourdes (Rochester, Minn.)
Minneapolis North (Minneapolis, Minn.)
Newark Valley (N.Y.)
O’Neill (Neb.)
Pella (Iowa)
Rio Rancho (N.M.)
Royal (Royal City, Wash.)
Simmons (Hollandale, Miss.)
Strasburg (Colo.)
Totino-Grace (Fridley, Minn.)
Troy (Kan.)
Troy (N.Y.)
Wilber-Clatonia (Wilber, Neb.)
Woodbridge (Bridgeville, Del.)
12-0
Bedford (N.H.)
Charlotte Latin (Charlotte, N.C.)
Curtis (Staten Island, N.Y.)
DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.)
Eagle Academy III (Queens, N.Y.)
Garden City (N.Y.)
Hanover (Mass.)
King Philip Regional (Wrentham, Mass.)
Madison (N.J.)
Maine Central Institute (Pittsfield, Maine)
Maret (Washington, D.C.)
Mater Dei (New Monmouth, N.J.)
Pershing County (Lovelock, Nev.)
Ridgewood (N.J.)
Skyline (Idaho Falls, Idaho)
Smyrna (Del.)
St. Maries (Idaho)
St. Mary’s Central (Bismarck, N.D.)
Timber Creek Regional (Erial, N.J.)
Wantagh (N.Y.)
Washington (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
Weequahic (Newark, N.J.)
West Deptford (Westville, N.J.)
Westfield (N.J.)
Winner (S.D.)
11-0
Bishop Hendricken (Warwick, R.I.)
Bonny Eagle (Standish, Maine)
Brunswick (Maine)
Community Christian (Stockbridge, Ga.)
Hamden Hall Country Day (Hamden, Conn.)
Hasbrouck Heights (N.J.)
IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)
King’s Academy (West Palm Beach, Fla.)
North Bend (Ore.)
Windsor (Vt.)
10-0
Oak Hall (Gainesville, Fla.)
Skipstone Academy (Griffin, Ga.)
Soldotna (Alaska)
9-0
Back of the Yards College Prep (Chicago)
Choate Rosemary Hall School (Wallingford, Conn.)
Gorton (Yonkers, N.Y.)
Sullivan (Ill.)
8-0
Hun (Princeton, N.J.)
7-0
Hackley (Tarrytown, N.Y.)
6-0
Dalton (New York)
9-man
Grand Meadow (Minn.), 14-0
Gregory (S.D.), 12-0,
Thompson (N.D.), 12-0
8-man
Abundant Life/Madison Country Day/St. Ambrose Academy (Madison, Wis.), 8-0
Bagdad (Ariz.), 11-0
Branson (Ross, Calif.), 6-0
Desert Heights Prep (Glendale, Ariz.), 9-0
Donahue Catholic (Ave Maria, Fla.), 11-0
Ennis (Mont.), 13-0
Gunnery School (Washington, Conn.), 6-0
Hanover (Kan.), 12-0
Heritage Academy (Mesa, Ariz.), 12-0
Holy Ground Baptist Academy (Roopville, Ga.), 12-0
Andrew Jackson Academy (Ehrhardt, S.C.), 12-0
Joshua Springs Christian (Yucca Valley, Calif.), 12-0
Kansas School for the Deaf (Olathe, Kan.), 5-0
Louisiana School for the Deaf (Baton Rouge, La.), 8-0
Mojave (Calif.), 11-0
Molokai (Hoolehua, Hawaii), 4-0
Neligh-Oakdale (Neligh, Neb.), 8-0
North Andrew (Rosendale, Mo.), 13-0
North Central (Powers, Mich.), 13-0
Osborne (Kan.), 13-0
Raft River (Malta, Idaho), 12-0
St. Mary’s Academy (St. Marys, Kan.), 9-0
Tallulah Academy (La.), 12-0
6-man
Baytown Christian (Baytown, Texas), 13-0
Hot Springs (Mont.), 13-0
Kaycee (Wyo.), 11-0
Richland Springs (Texas), 14-0
Riverside (Cedar Rapids, Neb.), 11-0
San Jon (N.M.), 8-0
Weskan (Kan.), 8-0
