Colts digest highlights Brownsburg streak and Indiana passing record
The Indianapolis Colts’ Indiana Football Digest reported Nov. 4 that Brownsburg has won 29 consecutive games and South Putnam has won 19. Its separate postseason-success list credits New Palestine with 12 straight playoff victories.

The Indianapolis Colts’ Indiana Football Digest reported Nov. 4 that Brownsburg has won 29 consecutive games and South Putnam has won 19. Its separate postseason-success list credits New Palestine with 12 straight playoff victories.
The digest says Greencastle quarterback Cole Stephens finished his career with 12,281 passing yards, exceeding Jake Schiff’s previous state record of 12,195. It also credits Franklin Central coach Jayson West and Lawrenceburg coach Ryan Knigga with their 150th career wins, and Hagerstown coach Scott Snodgrass with his 100th.
The Colts’ list of sectional-final matchups includes Ben Davis at Brownsburg, Hamilton Southeastern at Carmel and Warren Central at Franklin Central. The IHSAA calendar lists sectional finals for Nov. 6.
Correction: An earlier version did not specify that New Palestine’s 12-game streak refers to postseason games.
Report a correction · Editorial standards · Our source directory
BusinessIndy examines this development and its implications for Indiana businesses and communities using the linked sources.
SOURCE STATUS: One-source report; independent confirmation pending.
Sources
Linked source published November 4, 2026 at 9:00 AM EST. A sourced news brief; no independent staff reporting is implied. Prepared with AI assistance; source-dependent claims remain attributed in the article.
Related coverage
- Zionsville junior LB Kellen Riddle leads Eagles with 72 stops ahead of Oct. 30 sectional semifinal
- Indianapolis Monthly lists area events for Oct. 30–Nov. 8, from Pacers game to Spirit & Place
- IHSAA semistate draw lists Oct. 24, Oct. 31 and Nov. 7 sessions; Gainbridge Fieldhouse slated for Nov. 7
Reader discussion
Join the discussion. Every comment is checked before publication. Community rules and appeals