[Wise one]

You aren't "beating" Boyle's 5-peat. You would be setting a mark of 6-peat that is one above. It doesn't undo what's been done but sets a new mark for what you've done.

Curious what the Birds record is these five years. It's got to be about the same as Boyle's I believe during their five year run. 73-2 is even more impressive IMO than just the 5 peat.

If you check post #2, you will find that I already gave the two team's records for the five years of their 5-peat title runs.

Both were 73-2.

Boyle County's losses came in a three week stretch in 2002. They lost at HOME to Defending Class A champion Danville, who finished the season '02 season 11-3 (losing at home in the state semifinals to Mayfield) and on the road at West Jessamine, who finished the '02 season 7-4.

Highlands' losses came in '08 at Cincinnati Colerain, who finished the '08 season 11-2 as the Ohio Division I Region 4 runner-up, losing to Cincinnati Elder in 2 ot (Colerain was in the midst of at 60+ home field win streak) and at Ryle in the '10 regular season finale. Ryle ended the '10 season 12-2 losing to Trinity in the 6A sem-finals (Ryle's other loss was at Highlands early in the season).