Riverheads win 6th straight state title in Class 1 State Championship game, 45-14 Its the team’s 50th straight win, giving it the nation’s longest current winning streak No description found
GALAX, Va. – The Riverheads Gladiators won its sixth consecutive title in Saturday’s Class 1 State Championship game against the Galax Maroon Tide at the Salem Stadium.
The score was 45-14.
This win marks the Gladiators’ 50th straight win, giving it the nation’s longest current winning streak.
The last time the team walked away with a loss was when Galax took them down in 2015, winning a title in a 7-6 final.
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