High School Boys
Winning Percentage by School
(best known accomplishments as of April, 2008)
State Name Percentage Top 10 All-Time
Alabama     1. Blacksburg Virginia 0.918
Alaska     2. West Valley Washington 0.906
Arizona Cactus 0.799 3. Bettendorf Iowa 0.904
Arkansas     4. Irmo South Carolina 0.897
California Jesuit 0.86 5. Klein Texas 0.886
Colorado Dakota Ridge 0.76 5. The Pingry School New Jersey 0.886
Connecticut Joel Barlow 0.822 7. Mattiituck New York 0.877
Delaware     8. Kearny New Jersey 0.87
District of Columbia 9. Wando South Carolina 0.863
Florida     10. JT New York 0.862
Georgia McIntosh 0.81      
Hawaii          
Idaho    
Illinois Springfield 0.795
Indiana Canterbury School 0.831
Iowa Bettendorf 0.904
Kansas St. Thomas Aquinas 0.772
Kentucky    
Louisiana    
Maine Cape Elizabeth 0.786
Maryland    
Massachusetts    
Michigan    
Minnesota Minnehaha 0.682
Mississippi    
Missouri CBC 0.837
Montana    
Nebraska Creighton Prep  
Nevada    
New Hampshire    
New Jersey The Pingry School 0.886
New Mexico LaCueva 0.781
New York Mattituck 0.877
North Carolina    
North Dakota    
Ohio Centerville 0.823
Oklahoma    
Oregon    
Pennsylvania Archbishop Ryan 0.823
Rhode Island    
South Carolina Irmo 0.897
South Dakota
Tennessee    
Texas Klein 0.886
Utah    
Vermont    
Virginia Blacksburg 0.918
Washington West Valley 0.906
West Virginia    
Wisconsin Middleton 0.802
Wyoming    
Information contained herein has been compiled throughout the years using a variety of sources. Several states have established state
records and made them available online. Other states have established records but obtaining them is sometimes difficult.
Unfortunately, several states do not keep records and obtaining information is hit or miss. We are aware the information is not complete
and encourage all NSCAA members to add to and update information whenever possible. Additions and corrections may be forwarded
to Joe Borrosh, NSCAA High School Records Chair, at 343 County Line Road, Macedon, NY 14502 or pmsoccer@frontiernet.net.