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A dynasty number is only as honest as its counting rule, so the rules print first. Penn High School state championships (the titles themselves belong to the Mishawaka build whole; they are counted here, at the boundary, as the convention example): the convention is IHSAA-sanctioned team state championships, by sport, from Penn's own teams page (penn.phmschools.org) and the school's IHSAA list as carried in the record reached in November 2026. The count: baseball 6 (1994, 1998, 2001, 2015, 2022, 2023); football 5 (1983, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000); girls golf 4 (1994, 2002, 2004, 2005); girls soccer 2 (2016, 2017); softball 2 (1999, 2023); volleyball 2 (2010, 2011); girls basketball 1 (2016); wrestling 1 (2015); boys soccer 1 (1999 — carried at the IHSAA list's strength; the list's formatting at this line was partially garbled in the copy reached, and the count is flagged at that strength). Swimming holds 0 state titles under the same convention — the program's own page lists runner-up trophies (1980 girls, 2005 boys, 2013 girls, 2024 girls, 2024 boys) beside 55 sectional and 51 NIC titles, the program's own counts — which is precisely what a convention is for: a runner-up is not a title, a sectional is not a state final, and a dynasty total that mixes them is a booster number, not a count. No grand total is printed here, because a total is only the per-sport list re-verified sport by sport, and the boys-soccer line stands flagged; the list is the count. One live conflict is flagged rather than counted: a Colts item dated October 17, 2026 crowns Penn girls flag football state champions in the “second-ever” championship, while PHM's teams page says Penn won “Indiana's first State Championship” in the sport (program begun 2025) — flag football is not in the IHSAA convention above, and the two carriers disagree; the item is printed as a flag, not a title. On this ground: the Osceola Baseball/Softball Association's headline number — 600+ children — is the association's own figure (bylaws adopted January 2005, revised February 2013), a participation count, not an honors count; the association's own age band itself prints in conflict inside this build's sports record, 5–18 in the nonprofit profiles against 4–19 in its own bylaws, unmerged. Post 308 carries no honors count and no Legion Baseball team in any record reached — the 1977 national Legion champion was South Bend Post 50 — so the post's dynasty number is zero at record strength, whatever the trophy-case tradition says. Verdict: dynasty numbers print as conventions with the counting shown, or they do not print.
Sources: Penn High School teams page (penn.phmschools.org) and IHSAA championship lists as carried in the record reached; Indianapolis Colts item, October 17, 2026; this build's Sports and this history (OBSA bylaws and figures, Post 308 record, banked). Read November 2026.