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Boys Basketball Champions NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1922 L Tilton Dover 29‐24 1923 L Portsmouth Manchester Central 29‐23 1924 L Manchester Central Hanover 15‐6 1925 L Portsmouth Lebanon 12‐10 1926 L Manchester Central Nashua 31‐17 1927 L Manchester Central Franklin 19‐18 1928 L Franklin Berlin 19‐18 1929 L Portsmouth Manchester Central 21‐17 1930 L Manchester West Nashua 14‐12 M Peterborough Marlboro 25‐17 1931 L Dover St. Joseph 22‐12 M Peterborough Lincoln 28‐14 1932 L St. Joseph Berlin 17‐10 M Peterborough Franklin 32‐10 1933 L Berlin Portsmouth 42‐17 M Groveton Peterborough 35‐25 1934 L Manchester West Portsmouth 31‐28 M Lincoln Franklin 23‐17 1935 L Portsmouth Stevens 38‐31 M Appleton Peterborough 41‐29 1936 L Berlin Stevens 36‐27 M Peterborough Appleton 26‐12 1937 L Berlin Nashua 41‐33 M Groveton Appleton 26‐24 1938 L Portsmouth Keene 42‐38 M Appleton Peterborough 23‐15 1939 L Portsmouth Stevens 41‐30 M St. Mary Lincoln 38‐18 1940 L Berlin Manchester Central 23‐22 M Lincoln Somersworth 25‐21 S Charlestown Haverhill 27‐25 1941 L Manchester Central Nashua 25‐17 M Peterborough Lebanon 39‐37 S Stratford Sunapee 30‐25 1942 L Dover Manchester Central 21‐19 M Kennett Hillsboro 27‐22 S Stratford Charlestown 42‐28 1943 ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ ‐‐‐‐‐ 1944 L Portsmouth Manchester Central 24‐22 M Lebanon Pinkerton 37‐27 S Vilas Marlboro 29‐27 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1945 L Manchester Central Concord 24‐21 M Franklin St. John 48‐23 S Vilas Marlboro 34‐33 1946 L Nashua St. Joseph 34‐25 M St. John Littleton 44‐20 S Lincoln Henniker 36‐31 1947 L Portsmouth Concord 38‐23 M Pinkerton Groveton 39‐34 S Lincoln Simonds 39‐17 1948 L Concord Berlin 31‐24 M Pinkerton Exeter 37‐28 S West Lebanon Lincoln 39‐32 1949 L Nashua Manchester Central 50‐33 M Pinkerton Hillsboro 35‐31 S Ashland Belmont 34‐28 1950 L Portsmouth Manchester Central 40‐37 M Kennett Somersworth 37‐35 S Ashland Belmont 37‐21 1951 L Portsmouth Concord 41‐31 M Lancaster Groveton 42‐41 S Vilas Walpole 47‐42 1952 L Portsmouth Keene 34‐26 M Gorham St. Mary 47‐44 S Whitefield Walpole 60‐59 1953 L Portsmouth Berlin 72‐41 M Gorham St. John 53‐50 S Woodsville Whitefield 68‐50 1954 L Nashua Portsmouth 51‐46 M St. John Gorham 46‐44 S Henniker Lincoln 66‐39 1955 L Manchester Central Laconia 69‐59 M Raymond Tilton‐Northfield 76‐50 S Holy Rosary Thayer 49‐40 1956 L Concord Keene 59‐38 M Gorham Newmarket 47‐40 S Henniker Troy 51‐49 1957 L Manchester Central Portsmouth 47‐40 M Pinkerton Groveton 41‐33 S Henniker Walpole 64‐59 1958 L Bishop Bradley Berlin 63‐44 M Pinkerton Hampton 60‐34 S Charlestown Holy Rosary 39‐36 1959 L Nashua Concord 56‐39 M Kennett Charlestown 49‐43 S Newmarket Holy Rosary 59‐57 1960 L Nashua Portsmouth 36‐31 M Kennett Woodsville 46‐36 S West Lebanon Walpole 37‐36 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1961 L Portsmouth Nashua 64‐54 M Kennett St. John 74‐62 S Walpole Hopkinton 45‐38 1962 L Concord Manchester Central 46‐44 M St. John Kennett 40‐27 S New London Marlboro 47‐42 1963 L Bishop Bradley Keene 79‐60 M Charlestown Gorham 56‐45 S Coe‐Brown Sunapee 50‐37 1964 L Bishop Bradley Spaulding 48‐46 I Bishop Brady Woodbury 64‐47 M Newmarket Oyster River 51‐45 S Hopkinton Walpole 65‐40 1965 L Portsmouth Nashua 83‐50 I Bishop Brady Kingswood 76‐57 M Hopkinton Goffstown 61‐49 S Hollis Walpole 52‐47 1966 L Winnacunnet Bishop Bradley 64‐52 I Bishop Brady Lebanon 86‐76 M Hopkinton Gorham 55‐45 S Walpole Epping 63‐32 1967 L Manchester Central Nashua 66‐58 I Lebanon Franklin 68‐54 M Tilton‐Northfield Oyster River 64‐59 (OT) S Pittsburg Thayer 51‐45 1968 L Dover Portsmouth 72‐57 I Pembroke Littleton 56‐52 M Merrimack Woodsville 67‐64 S Hollis Lin‐Wood 44‐35 1969 L Nashua Manchester Memorial 56‐48 I Somersworth Milford 66‐56 M Woodsville Pittsfield 97‐41 S Epping Lin‐Wood 29‐27 1970 L Manchester Memorial Nashua 68‐65 I Littleton Lebanon 83‐59 M Farmington Merrimack 95‐83 (OT) S Ashland Belmont 51‐48 1971 L Manchester Memorial Manchester Central 64‐58 (2OT) I Littleton Goffstown 76‐58 M Woodsville Hollis 71‐41 S Austin Cate Epping 66‐55 1972 L Milford Manchester Central 79‐71 I Pembroke Fall Mountain 87‐71 M Hinsdale Newmarket 52‐45 S Lisbon Alton 53‐46 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1973 L Manchester West Manchester Central 82‐72 I Fall Mountain Somersworth 68‐64 M Woodsville Hollis 61‐53 S Lisbon Austin Cate 61‐52 1974 L Manchester Central Portsmouth 71‐68 I Goffstown Hanover 50‐42 M Hinsdale Inter‐Lakes 46‐44 S Austin Cate Nute 50‐44 1975 L Trinity Nashua 53‐50 I Milford Merrimack 66‐58 M Oyster River Woodsville 76‐56 S Pittsburg Austin Cate 65‐56 1976 L Trinity Portsmouth 59‐58 I Bishop Brady Timberlane 59‐48 M Woodsville Newmarket 55‐50 S Marlboro Colebrook 59‐51 1977 L Dover Portsmouth 64‐60 I Exeter Pembroke 63‐55 M Woodsville Hinsdale 61‐47 S Groveton Marlboro 59‐52 1978 L Nashua Alvirne 58‐55 (2OT) I Pembroke Laconia 57‐46 M Hinsdale Plymouth 76‐75 (OT) S Groveton Coe Brown 57‐43 1979 L Manchester Central Portsmouth 59‐55 I Somersworth Pembroke 77‐51 M Newmarket Oyster River 62‐57 S Groveton Alton 68‐65 1980 L Nashua Manchester Central 57‐43 I Lebanon Timberlane 60‐53 M Newmarket Groveton 78‐66 S Nute Derryfield 49‐38 1981 L Manchester Central Winnacunnet 70‐64 I Timberlane Oyster River 56‐52 (OT) M Newmarket Pittsfield 49‐47 (OT) S Lisbon Henniker 50‐36 1982 L Manchester Memorial Nashua 69‐62 I Timberlane Somersworth 58‐41 M Hillsboro Thayer 62‐61 S Coe‐Brown Lisbon 60‐43 1983 L Bishop Guertin Nashua 56‐50 I White Mountains Somersworth 54‐50 M Hillsboro Hinsdale 57‐51 S Derryfield Orford 78‐52 1984 L Portsmouth Bishop Guertin 59‐46 I Somersworth Pembroke 55‐51 M Farmington Conant 76‐54 S Coe‐Brown Derryfield 46‐40 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1985 L Trinity Dover 61‐58 I Pembroke Fall Mountain 55‐52 M Conant Hillsboro 58‐44 S Pittsburg Groveton 51‐44 1986 L Nashua Bishop Guertin 66‐65 I Con Val Fall Mountain 52‐48 M Newmarket Conant 59‐51 S Pittsburg Moultonborough 71‐53 1987 L Concord Nashua 52‐48 I Goffstown Lebanon 64‐44 M Mascoma Franklin 54‐37 S Moultonborough Calvary Christian 50‐38 1988 L Pinkerton Manchester Central 59‐56 I Oyster River Lebanon 65‐51 M Farmington Mascoma 78‐70 S Lin‐Wood Moultonborough 41‐40 (OT) 1989 L Manchester Central Pinkerton 59‐52 I Merrimack Valley Con Val 57‐54 M Mascoma Gilford 48‐44 S Epping Nute 58‐39 1990 L Pinkerton Manchester Central 62‐54 I Merrimack Valley Kennett 65‐55 M Littleton Pittsfield 72‐60 S Nute Wilton‐Lyndeborough 56‐45 1991 L Nashua Merrimack 58‐48 I Pembroke Merrimack Valley 79‐61 M St. Thomas Mascenic 75‐60 S Epping Colebrook 62‐54 1992 L Winnacunnet Keene 48‐43 I Oyster River Con Val 58‐51 (OT) M St. Thomas Inter‐Lakes 52‐41 S Epping Derryfield 51‐50 1993 L Manchester West Pinkerton 61‐41 I Merrimack Valley Con Val 74‐72 (OT) M John Stark Fall Mountain 58‐55 (2OT) S Stratford Orford 40‐39 1994 L Portsmouth Concord 55‐49 I Con Val Lebanon 52‐49 M Fall Mountain Inter‐Lakes 67‐55 S Laconia Christian Calvary Christian 69‐54 1995 L Salem Winnacunnet 62‐57 I Oyster River Lebanon 55‐52 M Newfound Conant 67‐59 S Calvary Christian Profile 56‐52 1996 L Manchester Central Winnacunnet 66‐55 I Oyster River Bishop Brady 58‐49 M Inter‐Lakes Gilford 74‐55 S Moultonborough Calvary Christian 65‐55 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 1997 L Concord Winnacunnet 62‐56 I Bishop Brady Goffstown 77‐51 M Coe‐Brown Littleton 58‐43 S Colebrook Alton 52‐50 1998 L Concord Exeter 73‐44 I Lebanon Bishop Brady 60‐48 M Conant Coe‐Brown 72‐51 S Groveton Concord Christian 65‐34 1999 L Concord Manchester West 67‐56 I Goffstown Kearsarge 76‐50 M Mascenic Gilford 62‐53 S Groveton Concord Christian 75‐43 2000 L Manchester Central Winnacunnet 81‐65 I Goffstown Con Val 47‐44 M Inter‐Lakes Mascenic 86‐53 S Groveton Profile 69‐38 2001 L Manchester Central Alvirne 51‐48 I Plymouth Bishop Brady 52‐50 M Conant Hollis Brookline 57‐41 S Groveton Colebrook 74‐73 2002 L Nashua Bishop Guertin 75‐55 I Hanover Berlin 35‐32 M Conant Hillsboro 55‐38 S Colebrook Groveton 71‐44 2003 L Merrimack Dover 78‐53 I Souhegan Coe‐Brown 53‐42 M Inter‐Lakes Campbell 40‐39 S Groveton Moultonborough 33‐31 2004 L Merrimack Salem 78‐70 I Souhegan John Stark 55‐33 M Gilford Pelham 65‐62 S Profile Wilton‐Lyndeborough 50‐40 2005 L Manchester Central Dover 48‐43 I Hollis Brookline Pelham 61‐53 M Somersworth Conant 55‐48 S Lisbon Portsmouth Christian 55‐42 2006 L Manchester Central Merrimack 54‐39 I Pelham Bow 66‐53 M Conant Littleton 59‐56 S Lisbon Colebrook 73‐56 2007 L Salem Trinity 54‐51 I Hanover Portsmouth 40‐38 M Conant Gilford 53‐49 S Lisbon Woodsville 50‐31 2008 L Salem Trinity 66‐45 I Monadnock Hanover 42‐35 M Conant Newmarket 55‐48 (OT) S Colebrook Wilton‐Lyndeborough 68‐52 NHIAA Boys Basketball Champions Year Class/Division Champion Runner Up Score 2009 L Trinity Manchester Memorial 50‐25 I Portsmouth Pelham 61‐48 M Conant Prospect Mountain 43‐33 S Moultonborough Newmarket 57‐45 2010 L Pinkerton Winnacunnet 61‐59 (2OT) I Milford Pembroke 52‐46 M Conant Berlin 41‐35 S Groveton Littleton 52‐49 2011 I Bishop Guertin Trinity 54‐46 II Milford Portsmouth 48‐42 III Somersworth Bow 45‐39 IV Lisbon Derryfield 40‐33 2012 I Merrimack Manchester Central 65‐56 II Portsmouth Bedford 58‐33 III Berlin Prospect Mountain 53‐51 IV Moultonborough Littleton 54‐50 2013 I Trinity Bishop Guertin 50‐46 II Pembroke Souhegan 49‐41 III Conant Campbell
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