If you’re looking for the last time a boys’ running team other than Coe-Brown Northwood Academy won a Division II title, you need to look back to the 2019-20 indoor track season. If you’re looking at outdoor track specifically, you need to go back.
The COVID-19 pandemic hit two weeks after the New England indoor track championships in late February 2020. The entire sports world paused, some temporarily changed, but no NHIAA sport has been paused as long as indoor track. That ends this.
Last outdoor track season was far from normal, but regardless of how it went, when it ended, several Capital Area teams finished on top.The Coe-Brown Bears swept the Division II team titles, while the Hopkinton girls won the D-III crown. The Concord.
MANCHESTER – Aidan Cox’s plan was to see how he felt and help his team. He ended up winning two state championships.Despite spending the majority of the season healing and recovering from an injury, the Coe-Brown junior and state record holder.
PENACOOK – Two familiar team champions and two new individual champions earned bragging rights as the region’s best at the 44th Capital Area Cross Country Championships at Merrimack Valley High School in Penacook on Thursday. The Concord boys won.