The top-ranked Jackson County Central football team blanked Pipestone Area on homecoming Friday night for a 30th consecutive win.
The Huskies posted their second shutout of the season 48-0 over the Arrows.
JCC head coach Tom Schuller says records represent memories to treasure and standards to strive for.
Gage Johnson followed an Arrows three-and-out by finishing off the opening JCC drive with a seven-yard rushing touchdown to make it 6-0 JCC.
The Huskies forced another three-and-out before Brody Anderson took a 66-yard punt return the distance for a 12-0 JCC lead.
Mason Helmers took an interception 62 yards to the house, Haiden Warmka added the two-point conversion, and the Huskies led 20-0 after the first quarter.
Pipestone turned it over on downs but took the ball right back with a fumble recovery. Braxsten Hall grabbed his third interception of the season to keep the Arrows out of the end zone.
Johnson churned out some breathing room and then busted off a 94-yard rushing TD to tie Tate Phillips for the fourth-longest in school history. Helmers added the two points. The Arrows grabbed an interception on the final play of the first half but JCC led 28-0 at halftime.
Helmers ran it in from four yards out and Jazhyel Munoz added the extra point to make it 35-0 JCC.
Holden Stumpf had a one-yard plunge and Munoz added another extra point to make it 42-0 JCC.
Carter Steenstra knifed in from 10 yards away to complete the scoring.
Jackson Buhl had an interception to help complete the shutout.
JCC extended active winning streaks to 37 straight regular-season games and 28 victories at Swearingen Field.
The 4-0 Huskies visit Minnesota Valley Lutheran next Friday on KKOJ.
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