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Willamette University (Salem, OR-PNCLL B) is currently on a 25 game losing skid dating back to the Spring of 2003. I was wondering if this is as bad as it looks at first glance, or are there other streaks of futility going on in the MDIA? Does anyone know what the current longest is? The longest ever in MDIA? What about winning streaks? Drop some thoughts

My high school took until its third season to actually win a game. Late in the third season. our records were 0-(i forget), 0-(still dont remember), (2-8), (8-2), then we got 4th in state (as the 14 seed). pretty quick improvment from no wins ever to the state semi-finals in just 3 years.

I think A&M ran off 65 straight LSA victories over three years.

had to be more than 3 years if it was 65 victories

It was 4 yrs.

Isn't this topic about losing streaks?

I think the thread is all streaks -- good, bad, weird, etc.

After last weekend, its 27 straight.....

Lindenwood's press release after the LU Invitational says that Lindenwood has the longest home winninng streak in the nation. Who has the second longest?

TheLoo wrote:Lindenwood's press release after the LU Invitational says that Lindenwood has the longest home winninng streak in the nation. Who has the second longest?

I thought this was about losing streaks?

But yeah it is at like 28ish now or so

Is that correct? Sonoma hasn't lost at home since 2003 and until their loss to CSU a couple weeks ago, UCSB had not lost at home since 2002. I didn't realize that Lindenwood's streak was that long.

In 13 years we have never lost a home game, at least thats what our alumni tell us.

I take that back. Sonoma's loss in 2003 was the WCLL tournament. As far as I know, their home winning streak goes back until at least the 1999 season, perhaps even further back. I don't think Lindenwood's streak is that long.

sohotrightnow wrote:I take that back. Sonoma's loss in 2003 was the WCLL tournament.

That loss was on their home field, so shouldn't that count?