Midwest City Carl Albert Sets Record For Longest Win Streak With 59th Straight: Oklahoma High School Football

One of Oklahoma’s top high school football records was accomplished Friday night.
Midwest City Carl Albert gained sole possession of the longest winning streak by an 11-man program in the history of the state. The Titans made history with a 41-6 District 5A-1 win on the road at Noble.
With its 59th consecutive win, Carl Albert broke a tie with Bixby for the state’s longest winning streak by an 11-man school. The past two weeks, the Titans needed late field goals to escape on both occasions, including last week’s 17-16 win against Guthrie which allowed Carl Albert to pull even with Bixby.
But on Friday, there was no suspense as Carl Albert (5-0, 2-0) led from start to finish and built a 21-0 lead by halftime. Then, the Titans' Dustin Anderson returned the kickoff to start the second half 87 yards, giving the Titans a 28-0 advantage.
Maddux Underhill added a pair of TD runs later in the third quarter as the Titans extended their lead to 41-0.
Bixby had accomplished its 58-game winning streak in a stretch from 2018-22. Carl Albert’s current streak began in 2022 and has included a run of four straight Class 5A state championships, part of a state-record 20 titles the Titans own.
The longest winning streak in the state by any Oklahoma football program was by Shattuck, an 8-man program which won 93 straight games from 2003-09. Another 8-man program, Morrison, won 90 straight games from 1988-95.
Since 2004, Carl Albert is now 11-0 against Noble, and in the past three seasons, the Titans outscored the Bears, 151-20.
The Titans are also currently ranked No. 2 in this week's High School On SI Oklahoma Top 25, only trailing - ironically enough - Bixby.
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CARL ALBERT 41, NOBLE 6 FINAL
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POSTGAME
- We have a new record-holder for the longest consecutive win streak for an Oklahoma 11-man football squad. Carl Albert wins its 59th consecutive game, and the Titans are now all alone in the Oklahoma record books.
FOURTH QUARTER
- TOUCHDOWN NOBLE. Bears get on the board with a 19-yard TD run from Henry Cook. (Carl Albert, 41-6 | 8:40, 4th)
THIRD QUARTER
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. Another score from Maddux Underhill, this time on a 5-yard run. (Carl Albert, 41-0 | 3:12, 3rd)
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. More scoring from the Titans, as Maddux Underhill goes in from 3 yards out. (Carl Albert, 35-0 | 8:29, 3rd)
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. The Titans' Dustin Anderson returns the kickoff to start the second half 87 yards to the house. (Carl Albert, 28-0 | 11:47, 3rd)
HALFTIME
- Carl Albert is 24 minutes away from setting the Oklahoma 11-man record for the longest winning streak of all time with 59 straight.
SECOND QUARTER
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. Titans get another TD as Darion Thomas takes a direct snap and goes in from 15 yards out. (Carl Albert, 21-0 | 8:14, 2nd)
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. Titans add to their lead, as Anderson Collier fires a 17-yard TD strike to Gavin Edwards. (Carl Albert, 14-0 | 10:32, 2nd)
FIRST QUARTER
- TOUCHDOWN CARL ALBERT. Titans get the ball back and this time scores on their second drive as tailback Delijah Matthews scoots in from 30 yards out. (Carl Albert, 7-0 | 4:25, 1st)
- FUMBLE RECOVERY NOBLE. Carl Albert completes a pass near the Bears' 20, but the ball gets knocked loose and Noble comes up with it to stop the potential Titan scoring threat.
- Drive stalls for Noble, and the Bears punt it away. Carl Albert already into Noble territory on its opening possession.
- Noble converts on a third-and-long, and the Bears maintain possession on the opening series.
- Carl Albert will kick off to Noble to start the contest.
PREGAME
- Live from Noble High School, where Carl Albert attempts to become the first 11-man program in the state to win 59 straight ballgames. The Titans take on Noble.
ABOUT MIDWEST CITY CARL ALBERT
The Titans (5-0, 1-0) have been riding a tightrope the past couple of weeks, but have found ways to win each time. They rallied from a halftime deficit two weeks ago to beat Del City before getting a field goal in the closing seconds last week against Guthrie.
Running back Tylir Simmons has also been a vital performer for the Titans the past two weeks. Simmons rushed for 164 yards and two TDs in the win at Del City; then had 99 yards on 25 carries against Guthrie.
ABOUT NOBLE
The Bears (2-3, 1-0) started their season 0-3 before getting a 28-22 win against El Reno. They followed that up with a win in their district opener, downing Duncan, 24-17.

Buck Ringgold is a veteran high school sportswriter with extensive experience covering sports in Arkansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas and Louisiana. He is a longtime contributor to High School On SI.