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Boys Outdoor Track Team Champions NHIAA Boys Outdoor Track Team Champions Year Class/Division Champion Score Runner Up Score 1944 L Dover Portsmouth 1945 L Concord Portsmouth 1946 L Portsmouth Dover 1947 L Portsmouth Concord 1948 L Keene Laconia 1949 L Laconia Keene & Concord 1950 L Spaulding Laconia 1951 L Manchester Central Spaulding 1952 L Keene Spaulding 1953 L Portsmouth Laconia 1954 L Laconia Concord 1955 L Nashua Keene 1956 L Nashua Keene 1957 L Bishop Bradley & Dover 1958 L Keene Nashua 1959 L Keene Nashua 1960 L Nashua Portsmouth 1961 L Nashua Portsmouth 1962 L Nashua Portsmouth 1963 L Portsmouth Nashua 1964 L Nashua Concord I Stevens Exeter 1965 L Nashua Concord I Exeter Stevens 1966 L Nashua Keene & Portsmouth I Exeter Winnacunnet 1967 L Nashua Portsmouth I Hanover Winnacunnet 1968 L Nashua Keene I Hanover Monadnock 1969 L Nashua Laconia I Monadnock Lebanon 1970 L Nashua Keene I Lebanon Peterborough 1971 L Nashua Portsmouth I Lebanon Oyster River 1972 L Pinkerton Salem I Hanover Merrimack Valley 1973 L Salem Portsmouth I Exeter Merrimack Valley 1974 L Salem Concord I Merrimack Valley Exeter M‐S Raymond Oyster River 1975 L Salem Spaulding I Exeter Timberlane M‐S Oyster River Hollis 1976 L Bishop Guertin Spaulding I Exeter Timberlane M‐S Raymond Plymouth 1977 L Bishop Guertin Concord I Timberlane Laconia M‐S Oyster River Plymouth NHIAA Boys Outdoor Track Team Champions Year Class/Division Champion Score Runner Up Score 1978 L Manchester West Pinkerton I Laconia Milford M‐S Oyster River Raymond 1979 L Manchester West Concord I Timberlane Kearsarge M‐S Oyster River Raymond 1980 L Concord Manchester Central I Oyster River Kearsarge M‐S Hollis Plymouth 1981 L Manchester Central Winnacunnet I Oyster River Londonderry M‐S Hollis Plymouth 1982 L Portsmouth Nashua I Oyster River Londonderry M‐S Hollis Plymouth 1983 L Portsmouth Nashua I Laconia Oyster River M‐S Hollis Gilford 1984 L Nashua Londonderry I Laconia Timberlane M‐S Hollis Gilford 1985 L Portsmouth Nashua I Stevens Laconia M‐S Hollis Franklin 1986 L Nashua Manchester Memorial I Hanover, Laconia & Stevens Tri‐Champs M‐S Hollis Franklin 1987 L Salem Keene I Lebanon Laconia M‐S Franklin White Mountains 1988 L Salem 120 Alvirne 60 I Hanover 133 Kennett 129 M‐S White Mountains 133 Gilford 129 1989 L Londonderry 114 Nashua 69 I Hanover 103 Kearsarge 75 M‐S Gilford & White Mountains 117 1990 L Londonderry 95 Nashua 94.5 I Monadnock 95 Hanover 78 M‐S ‐‐ ‐‐ 1991 L Londonderry 132.5 Nashua 67.5 I Monadnock 117 Hanover 111 M‐S Gilford 138 White Mountains 71 1992 L Manchester Memorial & Nashua 80 I Monadnock 112 Hanover 80 M‐S White Mountains 103 Gilford 79.33 1993 L Nashua 105.5 Merrimack 64 I Monadnock 122 Merrimack Valley 57.5 M‐S White Mountains 105 Conant 74 1994 L Pinkerton 78 Londonderry 75 I Monadnock 114 Hanover 67 M‐S Gilford 126 Conant 75 1995 L Londonderry 129 Pinkerton 88 I Monadnock 151 Timberlane 64 M‐S Gilford 108.5 Newfound 68 NHIAA Boys Outdoor Track Team Champions Year Class/Division Champion Score Runner Up Score 1996 L Londonderry 122 Merrimack 80.66 I Timberlane 88 Monadnock 72 M‐S Conant 84.5 Winnisquam 78 1997 L Londonderry 114 Nashua 76 I Timberlane 88 Con Val 71 M‐S Conant 82 Winnisquam 77 1998 L Londonderry 108 Merrimack 86 I Timberlane 133 Merrimack Valley 98 M‐S Conant 81 Winnisquam 73 1999 L Londonderry 96 Nashua 63 I Merrimack Valley 93 Monadnock 65 M‐S Winnisquam 80 Conant 72 2000 L Londonderry 100 Nashua 62 I Merrimack Valley 124 Hanover 67 M‐S White Mountains 81 Winnisquam 73.5 2001 L Londonderry 79 Pinkerton 68 I Merrimack Valley 124 Hanover 83 M‐S White Mountains 90 Winnisquam 82 2002 L Londonderry 91 Manchester Memorial 86 I Hanover 114 Coe‐Brown 60 M‐S White Mountains 98 Winnisquam 76 2003 L Nashua & Merrimack 82 I Fall Mountain 88 Hanover 78 M‐S Bow 98 White Mountains 97 2004 L Merrimack 102.5 Londonderry 67.5 I Lebanon 99 Laconia 64 M‐S Bow 111 Belmont 47 2005 L Londonderry 85 Merrimack 58 I Lebanon 94 Hanover 75 M‐S Campbell 68 Belmont 52 2006 L Merrimack 90 Londonderry 66 I Lebanon 95 Coe‐Brown 87 M‐S Campbell 75 Berlin 56 2007 L Merrimack 114 Memorial 105 I Lebanon 73 Fall Mountain 58.5 M‐S Campbell 113 Somersowrth 69 2008 L Memorial 78 Merrimack 76 I Lebanon 108 Coe‐Brown 56 M‐S Sanborn 59 Somersworth 57 2009 L Manchester Memorial & Nashua South 72 I Lebanon 90.5 Milford 71.5 M‐S Franklin 62 Prospect Mountain 54 2010 L Bishop Guertin 95 Merrimack 85.83 I Lebanon 93 Milford 59.5 M‐S Campbell 93 Prospect Mountain 71 2011 I Nashua North 85 Nashua South & Bishop Guertin 67 II Milford 95.5 Lebanon 92 III Monadnock 86 Campbell 71 2012 I Pinkerton 67 Nashua North 58 II Souhegan 80 Bedford 65 III Bow 100 Stevens 68 2013 I Nashua North 118 Bedford 66 II Souhegan 90 Portsmouth 80 III Kearsarge 74.5 Monadnock 68 NHIAA Boys Outdoor Track Team Champions Year Class/Division Champion Score Runner Up Score 2014 I Pinkerton 100 Bedford 79 II Lebanon 88 Portsmouth 84 III Kearsarge 73 White Mountains 57 2015 I Nashua North 81 Londonderry 77 II Portsmouth 98 Souhegan 81 III Inter‐Lakes 74 Kearsarge 71 2016 I Concord 91 Pinkerton 85 II Souhegan 82 Windham 53 III Kearsarge 119 Hopkinton 53 2017 I Pinkerton 147 Nashua North 104 II Trinity 92 Coe‐Brown 89 III Monadnock 63 Belmont 59 2018 I Pinkerton 121 Concord 94 II Portsmouth 89 Windham 68.5 III Campbell 70.5 Inter‐Lakes 64 2019 I Exeter 117 Pinkerton 97 II Coe‐Brown 65 Hollis Brookline 58 III Kearsarge 68 Campbell 57 2020 Championship not held 2021 I Nashua North 96 Concord 60.33 II Coe‐Brown 112 Windham 104 III Newport 68 Kearsarge 66.
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