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This is why we love you, Kyle. We'd still be in the stone age of soccer if you hadn't dragged us into the new age kicking and screaming!

W&E.....gotta love the asterisk.

Well deserved

Lest anyone think that my harping on this subject has anything to do with stumping for a particular defender or keeper, let me go on record as saying that I think Lexington's current string of 10 consecutive shutouts can mainly be credited to the pressure the Wildcat offense consistently puts on opposing team's defenses. Over the course of the current shutout string, three different keepers have been in the goal, and at least nine different players have played the traditional four "defender positions". All the while, the offense has consistently put pressure on the opposing goal. An interesting (and probably meaningless) statistic - Lexington has only lost two matches over the last three seasons when they have registered a goal.

Lexington just set the new state record for consecutive shutouts with their win tonight bringing it to 11.

Other Top Squads and their shutout/games played:

Wando 12/19
Mauldin 15/22
Dutch Fork 11/15
Riverside 16/21
Academic Magnet 14/18

Well since PKs don't count as a shut out
FM 17/21, what about playoffs, do they count. They count toward your overall season record.

truefan,

I beg to differ. A 0-0 result after 80 minutes and OT is still a shutout. FM is at 13. Lex should easily tie this mark by blanking White Knoll tonight and then keeping a clean sheet in their first state playoff match.

Hurst66,

Prior to yesterday's "amendments" the record was 10. Have you gone back through all of the records and scores and assured yourself that no other team had a similar 1-0 PK loss (hence, 0-0 after regulation and overtime), that when amended would give them a string greater than 13?