List of OHSAA track and field champions

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The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) is the governing body of athletic programs for junior and senior high schools in the state of Ohio. It conducts state championship competitions in all the OHSAA-sanctioned sports.

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Champions

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YearBoys D I / AAABoys D II / AABoys D III / AGirls D I / AAAGirls D II / AAGirls D III / A
2024 Elyria Huron Maria Stein Marion Local Huber Heights Wayne Peninsula Woodridge Smithville
2023 Toledo St. John's Jesuit Cleveland Glenville Maria Stein Marion Local Gahanna Lincoln Peninsula Woodridge Elmore Woodmore
2022 Pickerington Central Cleveland Glenville Creston Norwayne Gahanna Lincoln Oakwood North Robinson Colonel Crawford
2021 Pickerington North Woodridge Minster Mentor Oakwood West Liberty-Salem
2020Tournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceledTournament canceled
2019 Pickerington Central Shelby East Canton Liberty Township Lakota East Cincinnati Indian Hill West Liberty-Salem
2018 Pickerington Central Cuyahoga Falls CVCA East Canton Gahanna Lincoln Beachwood Minster
2017 Worthington Thomas Worthington Dayton Dunbar East Canton Cincinnati Withrow Beachwood Anna
2016 Cleveland St Ignatius St. Clairsville Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas Cincinnati Withrow Findlay Liberty-Benton Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas
2015 Pickerington North Dayton Dunbar Warren John F. Kennedy Gahanna Lincoln Findlay Liberty-Benton Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas
2014 Cleveland Glenville Dayton Dunbar Lima Central Catholic Solon Dayton Meadowdale McDonald
2013 Lakewood St. Edward Akron St. Vincent – St. Mary Gahanna Columbus Academy Solon Columbus Eastmoor Academy Versailles
2012 Lakewood St. Edward Dayton Dunbar Gahanna Columbus Academy Reynoldsburg Akron St. Vincent – St. Mary Versailles
2011 Cincinnati La Salle Akron St. Vincent – St. Mary McDonald Reynoldsburg Columbus Bishop Hartley Steubenville Catholic Central
2010 Warren Warren G. Harding Pemberville Eastwood North Robinson Colonel Crawford Reynoldsburg Cleveland Collinwood Versailles
2009 Gahanna Lincoln Pemberville Eastwood Garfield Heights Trinity Reynoldsburg Columbus Bishop Hartley and Cuyahoga Falls CVCA Gates Mills Gilmour Academy
2008 Cleveland Heights Perkins Bluffton Cleveland Heights Beaumont Cuyahoga Falls CVCA Bellaire St. John Central
2007 Cleveland Glenville Heath Miamisburg Dayton Christian Cleveland Heights Beaumont Akron Buchtel Gates Mills Gilmour Academy and Bellaire St. John Central *
2006 Cleveland Glenville Akron Buchtel Waynesfield-Goshen Cleveland Collinwood Mantua Crestwood Gates Mills Gilmour Academy
2005 Cleveland Glenville Alliance Findlay Liberty-Benton Cleveland Collinwood Columbus Eastmoor Academy Gates Mills Gilmour Academy
2004 Cleveland Glenville Shelby Dayton Jefferson Twp Mason and Cleveland Collinwood * Columbus Eastmoor Academy Minster
2003 Cleveland Glenville Shelby Columbus Grove Elyria Shelby Minster
2002 Middletown Milan Edison Marion Pleasant Cleveland Heights Beaumont Ottawa-Glandorf Minster
2001 Cleveland St Ignatius Cleveland Benedictine Lorain Clearview Cleveland Collinwood and Cleveland Heights Beaumont * Upper Sandusky Minster
2000 Huber Heights Wayne Poland Seminary Cortland Maplewood and Findlay Liberty-Benton * Cleveland Collinwood Upper Sandusky Gates Mills Hawken
1999 Worthington Thomas Worthington Orrville McDonald Cleveland Collinwood Cleveland Heights Beaumont Gates Mills Hawken
1998 Brunswick and Westerville North * Cleveland Benedictine Liberty Center Cleveland Collinwood and Columbus Brookhaven * Cleveland Heights Beaumont Lancaster Fisher Catholic
1997 Toledo Central Catholic and Canton McKinley and Worthington Thomas Worthington * Cleveland Benedictine Yellow Springs and South Charleston Southeastern Local * Cleveland Collinwood Cleveland Heights Beaumont Rawson Cory-Rawson
1996 Akron Buchtel Miamisburg Dayton Christian Yellow Springs Cleveland Heights Beaumont Coldwater Defiance Ayersville
1995 Huber Heights Wayne Leavittsburg Labrae Findlay Liberty-Benton Trotwood-Madison and Cleveland Heights * Dover Coldwater
1994 Cincinnati La Salle Cleveland Rhodes Dayton Jefferson Twp Cleveland John Adams and Rocky River Magnificat * Cleveland Heights Beaumont Coldwater
1993 Bedford Akron Archbishop Hoban Yellow Springs Rocky River Magnificat Perkins Elmore Woodmore and Middletown Bishop Fenwick *
1992 Cleveland John Marshall Akron Archbishop Hoban Yellow Springs Cleveland Heights Cleveland Heights Beaumont and Springfield Shawnee * North Robinson Colonel Crawford
1991 Cleveland John Marshall Columbus Bishop Hartley Pettisville Cleveland Heights Cleveland Heights Beaumont North Robinson Colonel Crawford
1990 Dayton Dunbar Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Yellow Springs Cleveland Heights Cleveland Heights Beaumont North Robinson Colonel Crawford
1989 Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati Forest Park Marion Catholic Cincinnati Princeton Cleveland Heights Beaumont Minster
1988 Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati Forest Park Dayton Jefferson Twp Cleveland Heights Beaumont Columbus Bishop Hartley Baltimore Liberty Union
1987 Toledo DeVilbiss Dayton Jefferson Twp Pataskala Licking Heights Cleveland Heights Beaumont Kansas Lakota Newark Catholic
1986 Green Columbus Bishop Hartley Dayton Jefferson Twp Cleveland Heights Beaumont Columbus Bishop Hartley Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education
1985 Dayton Patterson Columbus Bishop Hartley Yellow Springs Upper Arlington Southeast Minster
1984 Alliance Perkins Leetonia Trotwood-Madison Columbus Bishop Hartley Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1983 Marion Harding Dayton Jefferson Twp Columbus Father Wehrle Memorial Trotwood-Madison Columbus East Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1982 Cleveland Heights and Cleveland John Adams * Dayton Roth Miamisburg Dayton Christian Columbus Mifflin Columbus East Minster
1981 Dayton Roth Columbus Father Wehrle Memorial Gahanna Columbus Academy Centerville St Clairsville Zanesville Bishop Rosecrans
1980 Lancaster Dayton Jefferson Twp Columbus Father Wehrle Memorial Toledo Start Girard Minster
1979 Gahanna Lincoln Columbus Mifflin Lorain Clearview Cleveland John Adams Dayton Jefferson Twp Minster
1978 Mansfield Senior Barnesville Lorain Clearview Cleveland John Adams Liberty Minster
1977 Columbus Linden Mc Kinley Dayton Jefferson Twp Gahanna Columbus Academy Toledo Rogers Dayton Jefferson Twp Minster
1976 Alliance and Cleveland John Adams * Dayton Roth Shadyside Dayton Stivers Dayton Jefferson Twp Minster
1975 Cleveland Glenville Columbus Mifflin Yellow Springs Toledo Scott Doylestown Chippewa Frankfort Adena
1974 Cleveland Glenville Huron Columbus Father Wehrle Memorial
1973 Cleveland Glenville Brookville Lorain Clearview
1972 Toledo Libbey Ottawa-Glandorf Frankfort Adena
1971Dayton Roosevelt Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Cleveland Heights Lutheran East
1970 Cleveland Glenville Cortland Lakeview
1969 Cleveland John F Kennedy Arcanum
1968 Cleveland Glenville Kent State High
1967 Cleveland Glenville Kirtland
1966 Cleveland Glenville Batavia
1965 Cleveland Glenville Fairport Harding
1964 Dayton Dunbar Fairport Harding
1963 Dayton Dunbar Cincinnati DePorres
1962 Cleveland Collinwood Braceville
1961 Dayton Roosevelt Cincinnati DePorres
1960 Cleveland Glenville Paulding
1959 Cleveland Glenville West Alexandria
1958 Springfield Xenia Woodrow Wilson
1957 Springfield Dayton Jefferson Twp and Braceville *
1956 Akron North and Cleveland John Adams * Xenia Woodrow Wilson
1955 Cleveland East Tech Xenia Woodrow Wilson
1954 Barberton Nevada
1953 Cleveland John Adams Clyde
1952 Cleveland East Tech Belpre
1951Cincinnati Central Poland
1950Cincinnati Central Cincinnati Wyoming
1949 Cleveland Central Plainville
1948 Dayton Dunbar Independence
1947 Cleveland Central Poland
1946Toledo DeVilbiss New London
1945Mansfield Senior Lockland
1944 Cleveland East Tech Pepper Pike Orange
1943 Cleveland East Tech Rome Township Stewart
1942 Cleveland East Tech Ohio Soldiers & Sailors Orphanage
1941Cleveland Heights and Cleveland East Tech * Ohio Soldiers & Sailors Orphanage
1940 Cleveland East Tech Ohio Soldiers & Sailors Orphanage
1939 Cleveland East Tech Upper Arlington
1938 Toledo Scott Columbiana
1937Sandusky Upper Arlington
1936 Cleveland East Tech Oberlin
1935 Toledo Scott Glendale
1934 Toledo Scott Delta
1933 Cleveland East Tech Mentor
1932 Cleveland East Tech Oberlin
1931 Lakewood Dayton Oakwood
1930 Columbus Central Dayton Oakwood
1929 Columbus Central Dayton Oakwood
1928 Columbus Central Cincinnati Hartwell
1927 Columbus Central Rocky River
1926 Lakewood Shaker Heights
1925 Cincinnati Hughes Center Bellpoint
1924 Lakewood Rocky River
1923 Lakewood Rocky River
1922 Lakewood Ashley
1921 Cleveland East Tech Galion
1920 Cleveland East Tech
1919 East Cleveland Shaw
1918 Toledo Scott
1917 Toledo Scott
1916 East Cleveland Shaw
1915 East Cleveland Shaw
1914Columbus East
1913 Toledo Central
1912 Toledo Central
1911 Columbus North
1910 Toledo Central
1909 Toledo Central
1908 Columbus North
* Tie

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References

  1. OHSAA. "Ohio High School Athletic Association Web site" . Retrieved 2019-12-06.