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Scoring through the years

1,456 goals scored and 945 allowed across 516 games, 2001 to 2026. Corbin has outscored its schedule in 20 of 26 seasons.

2.8Goals per game, all time
1.8Allowed per game
+1.0Average margin
160Shutouts pitched
108Times held scoreless
Goals per game

Scored against allowed, 2001 to 2026

Scored Allowed State champions State runner-up

010 20102020 6.3 in 2020

The shaded band is the gap between what Corbin scored and what it gave up. Move across the chart for any season; click to open it. The stingiest full season was 2019, which gave up 0.8 goals a game.

Season by season

Who won the scoreboard

Average margin per game. Up means Corbin outscored its opponents that year; down means it was outscored. The most dominant full season: 2020, +5.4 a game (13-2-1).

  1. 2010
  2. 2020
Decade by decade

How the game changed

2000s9 seasons · 189 games 2.41.8 +0.5 a game
2010s10 seasons · 197 games 2.81.8 +1.0 a game
2020s7 seasons · 130 games 3.51.9 +1.7 a game
Single games

The extremes

Most goals in a game100vs Russell CountySeptember 23, 2004
Biggest margin100vs Russell CountySeptember 23, 2004
Highest-scoring game, both teams93vs Whitley CountyOctober 4, 2022
Most goals allowed010at Paul Laurence DunbarOctober 22, 2022
4straight shutouts

The longest run of holding opponents to nothing, from Oct 7, 2008 to Oct 16, 2008.

36straight games with goals

The longest run without being shut out, from Sep 4, 2014 to Aug 23, 2016.

Every final score on file

How many goals does it take?

How often Corbin has finished in each range, and how often that was enough to win.

0108 games0% won
1-6348 games65% won
7-1360 games100% won
14-200 games
21-270 games
28-340 games
35-410 games
42-480 games
49+0 games

Bar height is how many games. The red part is the share of those games Corbin won.

By head coach

Every staff's scoreboard

CoachYearsSeasonsGamesScoredAllowedMargin
Armando Cima2001 to 2022142763.21.8+1.4
Armondo Cima2003 to 201081722.51.8+0.7
Roger Taylor2023 to 20253512.12.2-0.2
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