12. Kanab – 43
13. Jordan, Skyline, Springville – 42
16. Monticello – 41
17. Bingham, East, Judge – 40
20. Dixie, Highland, Provo – 39
Through last week, Millard has played in 124 state games, Skyline – 114, Delta – 105, Davis – 96 and Beaver – 93.
The Top-20 Postseason Victories (through Tuesday)
1. Skyline – 87
2. Millard – 78
3. Delta – 62
4. Davis – 59
5. Beaver – 57
6. Timpview – 54
7. San Juan – 52
8. Judge, Kanab – 50
10. Highland, Logan – 49
12. Dixie – 48
13. Bountiful, East, Jordan, North Summit, Orem – 47
18. Morgan – 46
19. Bingham, West – 42
Playoff Streaks
Delta makes its ongoing state-record 38th straight postseason (since 1975), San Juan, its 36th (1977) and Highland, its 30th (1983). Rich and Skyline have advanced to the playoffs the last 28 years (1985). Those five have the longest all-time postseason appearance streaks.
Others with long current streaks include Bingham, 24 (1989); Beaver and Timpview, 23 (1990); Hunter, 22 (1991); Emery, Millard and Morgan, 18 (1995); and Alta and Manti, 16 (1997).
San Juan is in the quarterfinals for the 26th consecutive season with a qualifier: 12 of those years, the quarterfinal was also the Broncos' first playoff game, including this season. With a win, SJ will advance to the semis for the 19th time in those 26 seasons.
Millard is in the quarters for the 18th straight year, but 11 times, the quarterfinal was the Eagles' first playoff game.
Skyline is attempting to advance to the quarterfinals for the 18th time in 20 years and 22nd time in 26. Juan Diego is trying to win a first-round game for the 11th year in a row.
Bingham has won eight straight opening-round games, while Delta and San Juan have snared seven and Millard, six. Rich has grabbed five consecutive tournament-opening games and Highland and Hurricane have captured four.
Home-field Advantage
Eleven schools, led by Skyline's remarkable 37-0 home playoff record, have never lost a playoff game on their own turf. Of those, Syracuse (2-0), Desert Hills (1-0) and Herriman (1-0) host this weekend. And several more have a decided home-field postseason advantage.
By percentage: San Juan, 29-2 (.936); Bountiful, 18-3 (.857); Timpview, 32-6 (.842); Millard, 40-8, Mountain Crest, 20-4 and Rich, 10-2 (all .833); and Bingham, 25-6 (.807).
Millard has the most home wins in the postseason, 40, followed by Skyline, 37, Timpview and Delta, 31 and San Juan, 29.
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A great installment as usual. I did find one error concerning teams missing the playoffs for the first time in a while. Cedar last missed the playoffs in the 2005 season as the Redmen posted a 1-9 record. In 2006 the Redmen posted an 8-3 record and More..
To MMI, You're right - my wording didn't come across very clearly and should have said that Cedar and Park City have made the playoffs since 2006 until this season.
Thanks for reading.