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Meet Records/History - Queen City Relays

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(Meet Records updated after the 63rd annual meet in 2019.

BOYS RECORDS:
SHOT PUT
62-9.5 -- Tommy Eckerd, Hickory. 1984

DISCUS
197-10 -- Harlis Meadors, Monroe Sun Valley. 1988

LONG JUMP
24-8 -- Alvin Blakeney, Charlotte Myers Park. 1985

TRIPLE JUMP
50-1.75 -- Albert Toon, Menchville High, VA. 1981

HIGH JUMP
7-0 -- Jon Deberry, Richmond County. 1990

POLE VAULT
15-6 -- Shannon Pope, High Point Andrews. 1992

3200m RUN
9:05.8 -- Matt Debole, Winston-Salem Mount Tabor. 2002 Photo of Debole

1600m RUN (This event was added in 20xx) 4:21.49 -- Noah Dolhare, Charlotte Providence Day. 2018

100m DASH
10.3 -- Terrell Carpenter, Hoke Co. 1985; Darrius Brewington, High Point Andrews. 1992

300m HURDLES
37.45 -- Spencer Adams, Matthews Butler. 2007

4x800m RELAY
7:54.2 -- Menchville High, VA. 1981 (Tyronne Tucker, Steve Lewis, Jacque Pope, Ed Thornton)

4x110m SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY
55.96 -- Matthews Butler, 2008 (Kenny Boulware, Robert Blanton, Kris Frost, Spencer Adams)

4x100m RELAY
41.3 -- Winston-Salem Mount Tabor, 2002 (J-Mee Samuels, Jerrod Wiley, Wes Bailey, Mike Loyd)

DISTANCE MEDLEY (800,400,1200,1600)
10:26.2 -- Charlotte Myers Park, 1981 (Fred Howard, Alphonso Little, Guy Hartman, Ken Dowdle)

4x200m RELAY
1:26.0 -- Glenville HS, Cleveland, OH. 2006 (R Fisher, x Clements, R Small, K Jefferson)

1600m SPRINT MEDLEY (200,200,400,800)
3:28.0 -- Durham Hillside, 1987 (Doramus Brewer, Reggie Wiggins, Chris Love, Rod Williams)

4x400m RELAY
3:16.9 -- Durham Hillside, 1987 (James Reaves, Doramus Brewer, Reggie Wiggins, Chris Love)

GIRLS' RECORDS
SHOT PUT
45-10.5 -- Khayla Dawson, Charlotte Olympic 2015

DISCUS
158-10 -- Bryanna Hames, Charlotte Myers Park 2014

LONG JUMP
19-11 -- Katrina Grier, West Charlotte 1982

TRIPLE JUMP
38-8.5 -- Katrina Grier, West Charlotte 1982

HIGH JUMP
5-7.5 -- Addie Renner, Charlotte Myers Park 2019

POLE VAULT
12-0 -- Emerson Porter, Charlotte Providence Day 2017

3200m RUN
10:39.3 -- Maria Lerge, Virginia High, VA 1981

1600m Run (This event was added in 20xx) 5:10.69 -- Cora Cooke, Charlotte Myers Park 2019

100m DASH
11.2 -- LaSonja Collins, Charlotte Independence 1999 Photo

300m HURDLES
43.77 -- Falon Spearman, Charlotte Providence Day 2019

4x800m RELAY
9:31.97 -- Charlotte Providence 2015 (Kayla Glova, Lindsey Lanier, Sarah Parrish, Grace Sullivan)

4x100m SHUTTLE HURDLE RELAY
59.1 -- Menchville High, VA 1982 (Dawna Collins, Donita Perry, Julie Hill, Bridget Hayes)

4x100m RELAY
47.31 -- Charlotte Z.B. Vance 2019

DISTANCE MEDLEY (800,400,1200,1600)
12:34.3 -- Virginia High, VA 1981 (Tracy Brown, Pam Arnold, Misti Jones, Maria Lerge)

4x200m RELAY
1:39.68 -- Charlotte Z.B. Vance 2019 (Ahlexandria Deloache 11, Imani Boyd 11, Lu Kamara 10, Benae Clardy 12)

1000m SPRINT MEDLEY (100,200,300,400) event no longer run
2:12.0 -- Charlotte Garinger 1984 (Tawanda Allen, Burnedette Williams, Teresa Allen, Tonya Filmore)

1600m SPRINT MEDLEY (200,200,400,800)
4:14.46 -- Charlotte Olympic 2010 (Lakanya Legette, Brittany Sloan, Cidney Cuttle, Brianna Wallace)

4x400m RELAY
3:54.86 -- Charlotte Providence 2019 (Nimeesha Coleman 11, Ella Mainwaring Foster 11, Ariana Rivera 12, Amanda Watson 12)


HISTORY OF THE QUEEN CITY RELAYS, 1946-current

Central High School, Charlotte (1946-1955)

Myers Park High School, Charlotte (1956-current

The Queen City Relays is the oldest and longest active meet in North Carolina, beginning in 1946 at Central High School in Charlotte, where it was run from 1946-1955. In 1956, the meet moved to newly built Myers Park High School (as Central High School started phasing out, later becoming Garinger High School) and was held at Myers Park's new track, where the Queen City Relays has been contested from 1956-current.

* Olympians and Hall of Famers Jim Beatty (Charlotte Central and UNC), Joan Nesbitt (East Mecklenburg and UNC), as well as NBA star and Olympian Bobby Jones (South Mecklenburg, UNC) have competed and won events at the Queen City Relays. Beatty, a 1960 Olympian and first person in the world to break four minutes indoors, won the mile at the Queen City Relays in 1952 and 1953 and also ran on the winning 2-mile relay teams in 1952 and 1953. Nesbitt, a 1996 Olympian and World Indoor Championships medalist, won the 3,000 meters at the Queen City Relays in 1980; and Jones, a 1972 basketball Olympian and Basketball Hall of Famer, won the high jump three straight years (1968, 1969 and 1970), setting a high jump record of 6-foot, 8 inches in 1970.

* The number of years the Queen City Relays have been held gets mixed up sometimes because people think it began at Myers Park, when, in fact it began at Central High School in 1946. Once it moved to Myers Park, newspaper accounts began saying that it was the 11th Queen City Relays and first time being held at Myers Park. Each year the newspaper would write something similar, "The 12the Queen City Relays and second time held at Myers Park," and so on, until bbout 1962, when the newspapers - The Charlotte Observer and the now-defunct Charlotte News - began citing the number of times at Myers Park only, and not acknowledging the history prior to Myers Park. Nothing major from the meet changed the first year it was held at Myers Park, other than location, but the newspapers began citing the wrong year - and it continued until people thought it had started in 1956 instead of 1946.

* Events have come and gone over the years at the Queen City Relays, but two events have been contested every year the meet has been held -- the 440-yard-relay/4x100-meter relay and 880-yard relay/4x200-meter relay.

*When the meet moved to Myers Park in 1956, nothing changed actually - no new events were added or discontinued that year. Actually, new events were added in 1954 (sprint medley), two years before the meet moved, and also in 1955 (pole vault, shot put, discus), the last year the relays were at Charlotte Central - and those events continue through today. Most of the changes happened in the early years as they experimented with what was working (the 220, 440 and 880 ended in 1954, but any other major additions happened later).

* The mile was contested from 1946-1962, with Charlotte Central's Jim Beatty (the first person to break 4 minutes in the mile indoors) winning the mile in 1952 and 1953 and also running a leg on the winning 2-mile relay teams in 1952 and 1953. In 2015, current Queen City Relays meet director, Lamont Hayes, brought back the 1,600 meters (the event that replaced the mile in the early 1980s all over the U.S. when high schools began running metric distances).

* The 100-yard dash was also contested from 1946-1962, with Myers Park's Roy Bradley winning in 1956 (the event is now named after him and he was a starter for many years at the Queen City Relays). In 1980, longtime Myers Park Hall of Fame coach and meet director, Richard Prince, brought back the event, this time contesting the 100-meter dash (the event that replaced the 100-yard dash all over the U.S. when high schools began running metric distances).

* Two girls events were contested in 1975: 440-yard relay (54.1) and sprint medley (no time available)

* A full girls' meet was added in 1976

* In 1980, Meet Director Richard Prince expanded the Queen City Relays to teams in South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and Tennessee, and also combined the boys and girls on the same day (it had previously been on separate days)

* Also, 1980 was the first year that team scores were not kept (Prince said it allowed coaches not to be forced to run kids in too many races)

* For one year, in 1980, a 3,000-meter race was added, but then afterward the Queen City Relays contested the 3,200 meters (no event longer than the mile had been contested before 1980)

* Also in 1980, the girls only ran 2,600 meters instead of 3,000 meters - because of the odd start at 3,000 meters, the laps were miscounted.

(Researched and written by Brett Honeycutt.)


Notable Names in the history of the Queen City Relays:

Myers Park HS Coach Stuart Allen was meet director for the next sixteen years, before he left in 1971 to coach at Handley High School in Winchester, Va. His teams won each of the sixteen years. In 1972 Richard Prince took over as track coach and meet director.

In the twenty-four years of the Queen City Relays, Myers Park has won 19 tmes, Independence 3 times, and Pinecrest 2 times.

In 1980, the format was changed to add participants from South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Virginia. Due to the new format the team score was dropped and open events in the 100 meter dash, 3200 meter run and 300 meter intermediate hurdles were added. Also in 1980 several people were honored for their contribution to the relays and Mecklenburg County track. The honorees have events named after them. They are Stuart Allen - award for the outstanding male participant, Ralph Sandiford for the outstanding female participant, the Thermon Gibbons 3200 meter run for men and Guy Soule 100 meter dash for men.

There have been many outstanding young men and women who have participated in the Queen City Relays and have gone on the gain wide acclaim in college and amateur track circles.

Among the Mustangs is Jeff Howser who, for many years held both the high and low hurdle records for North Carolina high schools. He had an outstanding career at Duke University and in major amateur track meets including the U.S. Olympic Trials.

Other outstanding participants are: Roy Bradley, sprints and jumps; Mike Richey, shot put; Flake Campbell, discus; Lewis Jewell, dashes: Jeff West, distance runs; Paul Vincent, hurdles-dashes; Bill Houston, dashes; Lee Stoffel, discus; Nick Karres, discus-shot; Randy Layman, sprints; Chandler Muse, nationally ranked high jumper; Don and John Brown, 1973 indoor All Americans in middle distance; Becky Brown, 2-time state champion and former record holder, discus; Ken Dowdle, All American distance runner; Lene Hestdal, All American distance runner, and Katrina Swanson, All American shot putter.

Other outstanding participants have been Jeff Moody of Pinecrest, a nationally ranked distance runner, Tony Bateman of Garinger, a 1979 All American collegiate distance runner, Brad Cox and John Ward of Independence, Broderick and James Bennett of East Mecklenburg, David Hankins, miler of East Mecklenburg, Tony Boular of West Mecklenburg, hurdler, Jim Cooper of South Mecklenburg, distances, Stella Johnson of West Charlotte, hurdler, Eric and Ray Perry, All American hurdlers from Menchville, Albert Toon, All American jumper of Menchville, Katrina Grier, All American jumper of West Charlotte, Teresa Allen, All American jumper from Garinger, and Teri LeBlanc, All American heptathlete from South Mecklenburg. These are but a few who have made the Queen City Relays one of the top relay meets in the South.

Stuart Allen Award
(Outstanding Male Participant)
Stuart Allen was track coach of the Myers Park Mustangs for 16 years. During those years he developed the Mustang track program into one of the top programs in the South. Under his guidance his teams won every Queen City title and 12 state championships. Many of his former runners went on to establish themselves on the collegiate and national levels.

Ralph Sandiford Award
(Outstanding Female Participant)
Ralph Sandiford was a part of the track scene in the Charlotte area for many years. His work was behind the scenes as official scorer and record keeper. Ralph gave his time to make sure all teams and athletes were credited with the right score, times, heights and distances. Sandiford died on April 18, 1993 at 82 years old.

Thermon Gibbons 3200-Meter Run
Thermon Gibbons was involved in track in Charlotte for many years. He helped coach runners at Garinger, Independence and West Charlotte. He gave his time to help any runner who had a need. Thermon could be found at any major meet willing to help. He ran an athletic shoe store on Eastway which was a hangout for track nuts. Gibbons' son Terry was 1963 NCHSAA State Champion (All-Classifications) in the Mile (4:28.0) and son Tommy was 1968 NCHSAA State Champion (in the 880-yard run (1:56.8).

Guy Soule 100-Meters
Guy V. Soule Jr. helped many track athletes in the Charlotte area. He helped with runners at Garinger High. Guy spent many years as the starter at all the major meets. Soule was 1953 NCHSAA State Champion in the 180-yard Low Hurdles (21.2). His father, Guy V. Soule Sr., was 1931 (21-8 3/4) and 1932 (22-1) NCHSAA State Champion in the Long Jump.

Source: Old meet program. Updated by Brett Honeycutt & George Phillips.



TEAM CHAMPIONS AND RUNNER-UPS
1946: Charlotte Central 38.5 (runner-up: High Point 29)
1947: High Point 39 (runner-up, Charlotte Central 31)
1948: High Point 37 (runner-up, Charlotte Central 29)
1949: Charlotte Central 47 (runner-up, High Point 34)
1950: Raleigh 29 (runner-up: High Point 26)
1951: Salisbury Boyden 37 (runner-up, Charlotte Central 32)
1952: Central 68 (runner-up: Myers Park 17)
1953: Charlotte Central 40 (runner-up: Salisbury 28)
1954: Burlington Williams 64 (runner-up, Myers Park 61)
1955: Charlotte Central 50 1/10 (runner-up, Winston-Salem Reynolds 45 1/10)
1956: Myers Park 42 points (runner-up, Winston-Salem Reynolds 40)
1957: Myers Park 43 1/3 (runner-up, W-S Reynolds 25)
1958: Myers Park 59 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 19)
1959: Myers Park 57 (runner-up: Durham 41)
1960: Myers Park 65.75 (runner-up: Garinger 50)
1961: Garinger 56 1/3 (runner-up: Myers Park 56)
1962: Myers Park 48 ½ (runner-up, Durham 39)
1963: Myers Park 79 (runner-up: Durham 31)
1964: Myers Park 74 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 24.5)
1965: Myers Park 95 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 52)
1966: Myers Park 102.5 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 63)
1967: Myers Park 91.5 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 35.5)
1968: Myers Park 74 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 42)
1969: Myers Park 77 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 58)
1970: Myers Park 76 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 52)
1971: Myers Park 82 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 41)
1972: Myers Park 99.5 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 61)
1973: East Mecklenburg 61 (runner-up: Pinecrest 58.5)
1974: Pinecrest 77 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 59)
April 18, 1975: Independence 61 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 48)
May 4, 1976: **meet held on Tuesday after being rained out on Saturday
*first year of the girls' meet (girls had 2 events in 1975, but no team results) --Boys: Independence 75 (runner-up: Myers Park 67)
--Girls: Myers Park 88 (runner-up: East Mecklenburg 46)
April 28, 1977: Girls: Myers Park 97.5 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 83.5)
April 29, 1977: Boys: Independence 75 (runner-up: West Charlotte 69)
April 27, 1978: Girls: Myers Park 91 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 83)
April 28, 1978: Boys: Myers Park 86 (runner-up: West Charlotte 64)
April 30, 1979: Girls: Myers Park 98 (runner-up: South Mecklenburg 70.5)
April 27, 1979: Boys: Myers Park 96 (runner-up: Independence 95)
(Team scores not kept after 1979)


100-YARD DASH
1946: Herb Brenner, Winston-Salem, 10.5
1947: Elmore, Charlotte Central, 10.4 REC
1948: Henry, Greensboro, 10.6
1949: Charles Jones, High Point, 10.2 REC
1950: Dailey, Raleigh, 10.5
1951: Don Hale, Greensboro, 10.1 REC
1952: Jimmy Woods, Harding, 10.6
1953: Bobby Johnson, Burlington Williams, 10.2
1954: Vance Houston, Myers Park, 10.4
1955: Jimmy Moss, Charlotte Central, 10.3
1956: Roy Bradley, Myers Park, 10.2
1957: O'Neil, Charlotte Catholic, 10.2
1958: Allan Houston, Myers Park, and Fred Bowers, Raleigh, 10.1
1959: Allan Houston, Myers Park, 10.0 REC
1960: John McNinch, Garinger, 10.0 =REC
1961: Wayne Serrett, East Mecklenburg, 10.2 (ran 10.0 =REC in qualifying)
1962: Mel Estes, Garinger, 10.05
---(note: not contested from 1963-1979---)
---100 METERS---
1980: Derek Bullock, Menchville (Virginia), 10.5
1981: Darryl Anderson, East Forsyth, 10.4
1982: James Johnson, Myers Park, 10.5
1983: Fred Smith, Est Forsyth, 10.2
1984: Hill, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 10.6
1985: Tarrell Carpenter, Hoke County, 10.3
1986: Donald Colson, North Mecklenburg, 10.7
1987: Antoine Walker, Harding, 10.6
1988: Brian Beckhami, Rock Hill Northwestern (South Carolina) 10.9
1989: Rained out
1990: Darrius Brewington, High Point Andrews, 10.3
1991: Terrance Scott, Spring Valley (South Carolina), 10.5
1992: Darius Brewington, High Point Andrews, 10.3
1993: Darius Brewington, High Point Andrews, 10.4
1994: Marcus Gladden, North Rowan, 10.7
1995: Romondo North, West Charlotte, 10.4
1996: Romondo North, West Charlotte, 10.4
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Darren Tuitt, East Mecklenburg, 10.9
1999: Fred Staton, West Charlotte, 10.6
2000: Chris Martin, East Mecklenburg, 10.8
2001: Duan Barrino, Vance, 10.6 (10.5 in prelims)
2002: Mike Loyd, Mt. Tabor, 10.4
2003: Chris Davis, Providence, 11.0 (10.9 prelims)
2004: Chris Davis, Providence, 10.4
2005: Johnathan Hancock, West Charlotte, 10.7
2006: Raymond Small, Cleveland (OH) Glenville, 10.4
2007: Trenton Guy, Jr., West Charlotte, 10.69
2008: DeMario House, West Charlotte, 10.79
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Jamil Ray, Vance, 11.22
2011: Avery Jonson, Winston-Salem Carver, 11.15
2012: Cameron Hudson, Berry, 10.89
2013: Kwame Donyinah, Myers Park, 10.78
2014: Quashawn Cunningham, Mallard Creek, 10.92 (10.88 in prelims)
2015: Kadarius Lotharp, Sun Valley, 11.07 (11.06 in prelims)
2016: Junpai Dowdy, South Mecklenburg 10.95
2017: Brenton Ervin, Mallard Creek, 10.84
2018: Elijah Young, South Doyle (Knoxville, TN), 10.92
2019: Cameron Rose, Hickory Ridge, 10.72
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Josiah Wrice, Butler, 10.98 (10.96 in prelims)
2023: Christian Dixon, Mallard Creek, 10.74
2024: Jehahj Sherrill, Statesville 11.13
2025:

220-YARD DASH
1946: Herb Brenner, Winston-Salem, 23.6
1947: White, Rock Hill (SC), 22.4
1948: Beck, Statesville, 23.4
1949: Charles Jones, High Point, 22.3
1950: Dailey, Raleigh, 23.5
1951: Marsh, Charlotte Central, 23.4
1952: Jimmy Woods, Harding, and Desmond Marsh, Charlotte Central, 23.3
1953: Vance Houston, Myers Park, 23.0
1954: Vance Houston, Myers Park, 23.2

440-YARD DASH
1946: Charlie Jones, High Point 57.0
1947: Charlie Jones, High Point, 55.5
1948: Charlie Jones, High Point, 53.9
1949: Billy Barclift, Harding, 53.5
1950: Propst, Charlotte Central, 54.5
1951: Gardner, Salisbury Boyden, 56.0
1952: Richard Massey, Charlotte Central, 52.5
1953: Flenniken, East Mecklenburg, 55.5
1954: Greg LeNeave, Myers Park, 52.7

880-YARD RUN
1946: Raper, High Point, 2:16.0
1947: Stockton, Winston-Salem Reynolds, 2:12.8
1948: Clyde Garrison, High Point, 2:09.1
1949: Clyde Garrison, High Point, 2:05.2
1950: Ledford, Raleigh, 2:04.4
1951: Boyd Newnam, High Point, 2:09.5
1952: Whit Spearman, Charlotte Central, 2:11
1953: Larry Thames, Charlotte Central, 2:10.1
1954: Hogue, Salisbury, 2:08.3
1955: Jimmy Sandridge, Burlington Williams, 2:09.3

MILE
1946: Kenneth Smith, Charlotte Central, 4:57.3
1947: Seckler, High Point, 5:10.4
1948: Bill Seckler, High Point, 5:04.8
1949: Mattos, Greenville, 4:48.0 REC
1950: Shockeley, Raleigh, 4:48.2
1951: Boyd Newnam, High Point, 4:58.0
1952: Jim Beatty, Charlotte Central, 4:46.1 REC
1953: Jim Beatty, Charlotte Central, 4:43.2 REC
1954: Wells, Rock Hill, 4:47.5
1955: Cowles Lipfert, W-S Reynolds, 4:50.7
1956: Cowles Lipfert, W-S Reynolds, 4:38.8 REC
1957: David Gilmour, Myers Park, 4:38.0 REC
1958: David Gilmour, Myers Park, 4:37.1 REC
1959: Eddie West, Myers Park, 4:32.3 REC (had run 4:23 in 1959)
1960: Rocky Soderberg, Garinger, 4:29.1 REC (had run 4:21 in 1960 at Duke-Durham Relays)
1961: Rocky Soderberg, Garinger, 4:24.8 REC
1962: Dave Barr, Gastonia Ashley, 4:40.4
(*Was not held from 1963-2014)
--1600 Meters--
2015: Matthew Barrera, Butler, 4:30.53
2016: Evan Harris, Lake Norman, 4:30.39
2017: Evan Harris, Lake Norman, 4:21.69 REC
2018: Noah Dolhare, Providence Day, 4:21.49 REC
2019: Pace Clark, Providence, 4:22.95
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Patrick Gibbons, Ardrey Kell, 4:16.30 REC
2023: Gabriel Schmid, Orange, 4:17.85
2024: Jackson DiRoma, Charlotte Latin 4:25.8
2025:

3000 METERS
1980: Greg Wimer, Irmo (SC) 8:36.1 NOTE: Ken Dowdle, Myers Park 8:38.3 and Jim Adshie, Dobyns-Bennett (TN) 8:38.4
3200 METERS
1981: Frankie Nunn, Virginia High (VA) 9:28.9
1982: Bill Will, Ashbrook 9:26.4 REC (Chuck Kugler, White Oak 9:26.5)
1983: Darrell Clowes, Blacksburg (VA) 9:19.8 REC
1984: Urban, Richland Northeast (SC) 9:34.0
1985: James Coleman, Independence 9:52.5
1986: Bill Salmon, South Mecklenburg 9:45.0
1987: Eric Hichman, Gastonia Ashbrook 9:12.4 REC
1988: Y. Robinson, Dobyns-Bennett (TN) 9:42.2
1989: Rained out
1990: Patrick Phillips, Watauga 9:32.8
1991: Bryan Zmijewski, Sun Valley 9:41
1992: Bryan Zmijewski, Sun Valley 9:24.8
1993: John Cline, Myers Park 9:38.1; Justin Niedzialek, Providence 9:49.7; Robert Easter, Garinger 10:00.1
1994: Will Hodges, Watauga 9:40.0
1995: Justin Niedzialek, Providence 9:30.7
1996: Chuck Pinson, South Stokes 9:55.4
1997: Jim Martin, Myers Park 9:59.4 (only event run; rest of meet rained out)
1998: Joe Lion, Watauga 9:40.5
1999: David Stroupe, Watauga, 9:43.6
2000: Garrett Davis, Gastonia Ashbrook 9:45.1
2001: Matt Debole, Mount Tabor 9:24.3
2002: Matt Debole, Mount Tabor 9:05.8 REC
2003: Brendon Helms, Piedmont 9:48.7
2004: Trey Miller, RJ Reynolds 9:32.9
2005: Brandon Hudgins, Northwestern (SC) 9:30.6
2006: Ryan Hill, Hickory 9:33.1
2007: Jonathan Sunde, Charlotte Catholic 9:36.52
2008: Doug Black, Cary Green Hope 9:35.15 (also: Patrick Crawford, East Forsyth 9:35.37; Brandon Easler, Dorman (SC) 9:38.52
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Chris Colo, Marvin Ridge 9:39.25
2011: Chris Colo, Marvin Ridge 9:25.05
2012: Wyatt Maxey, Providence 9:53.58
2013: Wyatt Maxey, Providence 9:47.92
2014: Wyatt Maxey, Providence 9:37.83
2015: Shad McGrew, Matthews Butler 9:57.17
2016: Joel Shores, Southeast Guilford 10:02.78
2017: Noah Dolhare, Providence Day 9:35.97
2018: Jason Krell, Providence Day 9:37.78
2019: Matthew Fowler, Concord First Assembly 9:33.81
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Nicholas Grace, Ardrey Kell 9:33.34
2023: Colden Welsh, Covenant Day 9:38.88
2024: David Firestone, Marvin Ridge 9:42.00
2025:

120-YARD HIGH HURDLES
1946: Bob Morrow, Charlotte Central, 15.3
1947: Dewey Beck, High Point, 16.2
1948: Dewey Beck, High Point, 16.0
1949: George Thomas, Charlotte Central, 15.0
1950: Rowe, Charlotte Central, 16.4
1951: Bill Bowden, Salisbury Boyden, 16.3
1952: Garland Thomas, Charlotte Central, 15.3
1953: Don Campbell, Salisbury, 16.1
1954: Jimmy Hambright, Burlington Williams, 15.9
1955: Joe Goodman, W-S Reynolds, 16.1
1956: Guy Gentry, Burlington Williams, 15.8
1957: Bird, Rock Hill, 16.0
1958: Pat Currie, Myers Park, 16.2
1959: Long, West Mecklenburg, 16.0
1960: White, Myers Park, 15.5
1961: Lacy, West Mecklenburg, 15.6
1962: Eddie Lawing, West Mecklenburg, 15.8

180-YARD LOW HURDLES
1951: Bill Bowden, Salisbury Boyden 20.1
1952: Garland Thomas, Charlotte Central 21.1
1953: Guy Soule, Charlotte Central 21.3
1954: Jimmy Hambright, Burlington Williams 21.7
1955: Sonny Hill, Rock Hill 21.3
1956: Hill, W-S Reynolds 22.0
1957: Eddie Burke, Burlington Williams 21.0
1958: Pat Currie, Myers Park 21.4
1959: Budd, Winston-Salem Reynolds 22.0
1960: Cooper, East Mecklenburg 22.1
1961: Bundy, Garinger 21.7
1962: Gray, Durham 21.8

200-YARD LOW HURDLES
1949: Harris, High Point 24.2
1950: Beane, Charlotte Central 24.5

300-METER INTERMEDIATE HURDLES
1980: Eric Perry, Menchville (Virginia) 38.3
1981: Eric Perry, Menchville (Virginia) 38.1
1982: Haywood Smith, Harding 38.5
1983: Keith Taylor, Heritage (Virginia) 39.0
1984: Givens, Garinger 38.3 (Workman, Myers Park 39.0)
1985: Teddy Pauling, Independence 38.6
1986: Rodney Robinson, Shelby 39.8
1987: Elbert Ellis, Durham Hillside 38.5
1988: Lawrence Lloyd, Richmond County 38.7
1989: Rained out
1990: Marquil Douglas, Northwestern (South Carolina) 39.8
1991: Danny Grant, A.L. Brown 40.9
1992: Leak, West Mecklenburg 38.7
1993: Rodney Moore, Rock Hill (SC) 39.9
1994: B.J. Epps, Northwestern (Rock Hill, SC) 38.6
1995: Robert Steele, North Rowan 38.0
1996: Jason McGhinnis, South Caldwell 39.4
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Omar Orr, North Mecklenburg 39.6
1999: Tico Waiters, Myers Park 39.2
2000: Robert Boulware, Vance 40.1
2001: Robert Boulware, Vance 37.9
2002: Eric Templeton, Independence 39.5
2003: Cory Smith, Providence 39.4
2004: Brandon Stokes, Butler 40.8
2005: Charlton Rolle, W-S Reynolds 39.5
2006: Charlton Rolle, W-S Reynolds 38.0
2007: Spencer Adams, Butler 37.45
2008: Spencer Adams, Butler 37.69
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Otis Tisdale, West Mecklenburg 40.84
2011: Johnny Oglesby, North Rowan 38.81
2012: Gavin Walter, Butler 38.68
2013: Erin Jenkins, Vance 39.97
2014: Will Adams, Mallard Creek 40.29
2015: Eyen Ingram, East Mecklenburg 41.10
2016: Joel Thomas-Morales, West Rowan 40.98
2017: Isaiah Daniel, Greensboro Dudley 40.46
2018: Jabari Dalton, South Mecklenburg 39.50
2019: Asa Simmons, Ardrey Kell 39.05
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Xavier Branker, Ardrey Kell 39.91
2023: Darren Morrison, Mallard Creek 39.70
2024: MauriAngelo Skanes, Myers Park 40.93
2025:

440-YARD RELAY
1946: High Point 47.9
1947: Charlotte Central (Elmore, Mallard, Holder, Peterson) 47.5
1948: Central (Holder, McAllister, Mallard, Escher) 46.1
1949: Charlotte Central (Dick Holder, Tommy McAllister, Bobby Bell, Bill Escher) 45.4
1950: Harding (Bill Nunn, Cecil Foard, Bill Fortner, Edgar Geddings) 46.8
1951: Salisbury Boyden (Harwood, Bill Bowden, E. Smith, Holshouser) 44.6
1952: Charlotte Central (Logan, Prather, Warley, Marsh) 45.7
1953: Charlotte Central (Plumlee, Roberts, Mattison, Ingram) 46.0
1954: Myers Park (Griffith, Foard, Young, Vance Houston) 46.5
1955: Raleigh (B. Wilson, Boxley, Stinson, J. Wilson) 45.9
1956: Myers Park (Farabow, Bradley, Powell, O’Brien) 45.3 REC
1957: Myers Park (Bill Houston, Bob Trotter, Frankie McConnald, Porter) 46.25
1958: Myers Park (Vance Houston, Mansfield, Porter, Trotter) 45.4
1959: Myers Park (Cordle, Allen, Harris, Houston) 44.2
1960: Garinger (John McNinch, Bob McNinch, Estes, Bundy) 46.3
1961: Garinger 45.3
1962: Durham (Lesniak, Hedrick, Gray, Mallard) 45.7
1963: Myers Park (Stewart, Phillips, Neal Cisne, George Soule) 44.4
1964: Myers Park 44.8
1965: Myers Park (Todd, John Howser, Ed Timberlake, Sowell) 43.7
1966: Myers Park (Vance Houston, Jewel, Todd, Jeff Howser) 43.1
1967: Myers Park (Jim Dowell, Lewis Jewell, Houston, Mike Todd) 43.5
1968: Myers Park (Mary Anderson, Pike Jones, Bill Bennett, Lanny Davis) 43.7
1969: East Mecklenburg (James Polk, Curt Fussell, Randy Bannister Tommy Hightower) 44.0
1970: Myers Park (Ozzie Moore, Don Plyler, John Brown, Pike Jones) 43.1
1971: Myers Park (Don Plyler, Randy Layman, Ed Potts, Ozzie Moore) 43.6
1972: Myers Park (Joey Marley, Bobby Vandiver, Craig Brantley, Randy Layman) 44.1
1973: West Mecklenburg (Terry Bellamy, Stan Westmoreland, Anthony Parker, James Easter), 43.3
1974: Wst Mecklenburg (William Blagood, Anthony Parker, Tony Bouler, James Easter) 43.3 (also, Myers Park 43.4)
1975: East Mecklenburg (Steve Williams, Broderick Bennett, Johnny Bowman, Robert Huntley) 42.0
1976: Independence (Leon Montgomery, Reggie Wilson, John Ward, Brad Cox) 42.9
1977: East Mecklenburg (Brian Valentine, Eric Westbrook, Broderick Bennett, Charles Hudson) 42.6
1978: West Charlotte (Ronnie Johnson, Chuck Dannelly, Henderson Threatt, Haywood Polk) 42.6
1979: Myers Park 43.2
1980: Myers Park (Rayford Jones, Ron King, Jeff Edwards, Jerry McCorkle) 42.3
---400-METER RELAY (4x100-meter relay)---
1981: High Point Andrews (John McClain, Jeff Golden, Roy Steed, Tony Baker) 41.8 REC (TL Hanna and East Forsyth also ran 41.8)
1982: Myers Park 42.1 (S. Meck 42.2; Harding 42.7; Grimsley 42.8; High Point Central 42.9)
1983: Myers Park (Jason Anderson, Haywood Workman, Clark, James Johnson) 42.7
1984: Independence (Bill Beamer, James Jett, Harold Simpson, Sloan) 42.2
1985: Independence (Bill Beamer, Harold Simpson, James Jett, Greg Clifton) 41.6 REC
1986: Harding (Tony Little, Tregg Mattis, Antonio Walker, Trenton Guy) 42.4
1987: Harding 42.0
1988: Olympic 42.1
1989: Rained out
1990: Independence 42.2
1991: High Point Andrews, 42.2
1992: High Point Andrews (McKiver, Shaw, Shannon Pope, Darius Brewington) and Rock Hill (SC) (Barber, Miller, Hardy, Moore) 42.7
1993: High Point Andrews 42.3; Spring Valley (SC) 42.7; Northwestern (SC) 43.1
1994: Gastonia Ashbrook 42.7
1995: West Charlotte 42.9
1996: Garinger 42.0
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Orangeburg Wilkinson, South Carolina (Frankie Green, Kevin Green, Damian Jefferson, Tory Benjamin) 43.2
1999: Vance (Duan Barrino, Datoine Gaddy, Jeremy Grier, Robert Boulware) 43.3
2000: Vance 44.4
2001: Independence (Eric Lyon, Brad Hinton, Berry McCauley, Donnie Beamer) 42.9
2002: Mt. Tabor (J-Mee Samuels, Jerrod Wiley, Wes Bailey, Mike Loyd) 41.30 REC
2003: Providence (Chris Davis, Andrew Pearman, John Ahearn, John Carmon) 42.2
2004: High Point Central 43.0
2005: West Charlotte (Trenton Guy, Johnathan Hancock, Eric Newport, William Rann) 41.9
2006: Cleveland (OH) Glenville 41.5
2007: West Charlotte (Bobby Grier, Edward Alexander, DeMario House, Trent Guy, Jr.) 41.84
2008: Butler (Jeremy Johnson, Kenny Boulware, Marcel Sargent, Spencer Adams) 42.46
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Boiling Springs Crest (Kwame Petty, Harvey McSwain II, Jason Ross, Kendell Keith) 42.92
2011: Berry (Kedrick Davis, Camron Hudson, Taris Jackson, Terrance Winchester) 42.41
2012: Berry (Germone Hopper, Kedrick Davis, Taris Jackson, Camron Hudson) 42.03
2013: Mallard Creek (Cameron Mattison, Brian Walker, Quashawn Cunningham, Marquez North) 43.73
2014: Mallard Creek (Cravont Charleston, Quashawn Cunningham, Vernon Grier, Jaylen Samuels) 42.15
2015: Sun Valley (Albert Funderburk, Isaiah Hilkin, Fabrice Funderburk, Kadarius Lotharp) 42.90
2016: Myers Park (Trey Bly, Vionte Houston, Aaron Jordan, Amari Jordan) 43.96
2017: Myers Park (Trey Bly, Vionte Houston, Aaron Jordan, Amari Jordan) 42.83
2018: Hough (Victor Fields, Bryson Whitehead, Caleb McMillan, Jason McMullen) 43.76
2019: Vance, 42.46
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Marvin Ridge, 43.24
2023: Mallard Creek (Samaritan Page, Benjamin Black, Jayden Lee, Christian Dixon) 41.28 REC
2024: Myers Park 42.74
2025:

880-YARD RELAY
1946: Charlotte Central, 1:44.1
1947: Greensboro (Greendon, Apple, Widenhour, Davis), 1:38.2 REC
1948: Greensboro (Watson, Moore, Henry, Widenhouse), 1:38.0 REC
1949: Greenville (Godshall, Calhoun, Simpson, Richardson), 1:38.2
1950: Harding (Bill Nunn, Cecil Foard, Bill Fortner, Edgar Geddings), 1:37.9 REC
1951: Greensboro (Lee, Ferguson, Snead, Nathan Hale), 1:37.7 REC
1952: Charlotte Central (Prather, Brown, Carriker, Warley), 1:38.2
1953: Charlotte Central (Jimmy Weller, Joe King, Dickie Matison, Ted Roberts), 1:37.1 REC
1954: Myers Park (Griffith, Foard, Bradley, Houston), 1:36.0 REC
1955: Charlotte Central (Tommy Hutchins, Jimmy Webb, David Harwood, Jimmy Moss), 1:34.5 REC
1956: Myers Park (Frabow, Mooney, Bradley, Powell), 1:37.3
1957: Myers Park (Bill Houston, David Creech, Bob Trotter, Frankie McDonnald), 1:36.15
1958: Myers Park (Jimmy Mooney, Harris, Porter, Trotter), 1:34.55 REC
1959: Myers Park (Cordle, Sanford, Harris, Houston), 1:32.9 REC
1960: Myers Park (Bryant, Robert Allen, Palmer, Rich Harris), 1:34.9
1961: Myers Park, 1:34.1
1962: Myers Park (Sanford, Verch, Bryant, Cisne), 1:34.0
1963: Myers Park (Stewart, Phillips, George Soule, Cisne), 1:32.9 =REC
1964: Garinger (Bill Lewis, Nelson Thomas, Jim Richards, Steve Bradley), 1:32.3 REC
1965: Myers Park (Todd, John Howser, Ed Timberlake, Soule), 1:31.0 REC
1966: Myers Park (Vance Houston, Jewel, Todd, Jeff Howser), 1:28.8 REC
1967: Myers Park (Jim Dowell, Lewis Jewell, Houston, Mike Todd), 1:30.4
1968: East Mecklenburg (Buddy Griscom, Steve Ruhl, Tommy Hightower, Don Swofford), 1:31.5
1969: South Mecklenburg (Dennis Starnes, Joe Hamilton, Nick Crawford, Bill Nelson), and Myers Park (Ozzie Moore, Bill Bennett, Coleman Smith, Pike Jones), 1:31.5
1970: Myers Park (Ozzie Moore, Don Plyler, John Brown, Pike Jones), 1:28.8 =REC
1971: Myers Park (Don Plyler, Randy Layman, Ed Potts, Ozzie Moore), 1:30.2
1972: South Mecklenburg (Robbie Glenn, Prince Watkins, John Bolick, LeVon Wilson), 1:32.8
1973: West Mecklenburg (James Easter, Stan Westmoreland, Terry Bellamy, Anthony Parker), 1:30.5
1974: East Mecklenburg (Robert Huntly, James Bennett, Johnny Bowman, David Harding), 1:29.5
1975: West Mecklenburg (John Chapman, Jerry Ealey, Eddie Houston, Anthony Parker), 1:29.9
1976: Independence (Freddie Mungo, Reggie Wilson, John Ward, Brad Cox), 1:28.4 REC
1977: West Charlotte (Eric Staley, Walt Bridgeman, Henderson Threatt, Haywood Polk), 1:29.0
1978: Myers Park (Bryant Foust, Jon Smylie, Ronald King, David Smylie), 1:31.3
1979: Myers Park, 1:30.2
1980: South Mecklenburg (Jessie Howard, Teddy Fronberger, Vic Green, Steve Griffin), 1:30.1
---800-METER RELAY (4x200-meter relay)---
1981: High Point Andrews (John McClain, Jeff Golden, Roy Street, Tony Baker), 1:27.4 REC (South Meck, 1:27.5)
1982: Not contested (rain canceled the last few races)
1983: Myers Park (Anderson, Clark, James Johnson, John Johnson), 1:28.9
1984: Garinger (McDaniels, Glenn, Givens, Sanders), 1:27.5
1985: Independence (Harold Simpson, James Jett, Bill Beamer, Teddy Pauling), 1:27.8
1986: Myers Park (Chris Outlaw, Willie Henderson, Bryant Adams, Randy Faust), 1:28.2
1987: Northwestern (Rock Hill, SC), 1:27.3; Myers Park, 1:27.5; Harding, 1:28.1
1988: Olympic 1:27.6
1989: Rained out
1990: Independence, 1:28.5
1991: High Point Andrews, 1:28.3
1992: High Point Andrews (McKiver, Shaw, Peterkin, Darius Brewington), 1:26.9 REC
1993: High Point Andrews, 1:28.0; Durham Hillside, 1:29.8; Myers Park, 1:30.7
1994: North Rowan, 1:29.5
1995: North Rowan, 1:30.2
1996: Fayetteville Pine Forest, 1:29.1
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: East Mecklenburg (Shaun Miller, Maurice Glenn, Chris Martin, Darren Tuitt), 1:31.5
1999: Vance (Datoine Gaddy, Robert Boulware, Jeremy Grier, Duan Barrino) 1:29.2
2000: East Mecklenburg 1:31.3
2001: Vance (Robert Boulware, Kean Weathers, Reggie Hall, Duan Barrino) 1:27.5
2002: South Mecklenburg 1:28.4
2003: Providence (Chris Davis, Andrew Pearman, John Ahearn, John Carmon) 1:29.8
2004: Ashbrook, 1:30.3
2005: West Charlotte (Trenton Guy, Johnathan Hancock, Eric Newport, William Rann) 1:28.3
2006: Cleveland (OH) Glenville, 1:26.2 REC
2007: Gastonia Ashbrook (Jashawn Spencer, Lashawn Spencer, Jay Boyd, Chris Woods), 1:29.11
2008: West Charlotte (Stanley Wright, Bobby Grier, DeMario House, Santonio Johnson) 1:28.85
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Vance (Jarrett Samuels, Michael Neal, Darius Williams, Jamil Ray) 1:29.03
2011: Berry (Larry Gibson, Terrance Winchester, Kedrick Davis, Taris Jackson) 1:31.85
2012: Berry (Taris Jackson, Kedrick Davis, Germone Hopper, Terrance Winchester) 1:28.13
2013: Mallard Creek (Cameron Mattison, Brian Walker, Quashawn Cunningham, Marquez North) 1:30.48
2014: Mallard Creek (Draper Brown, Quashawn Cunningham, Vernon Grier, Jaylen Samuels) 1:28.32
2015: Mallard Creek (Kyle Horton, Vernon Grier, Nafees Lyon, Cravont Charleston) 1:29.83
2016: West Rowan (Javon Quarles, Kortez Weeks, Juwan Houston, Jaylon Sanders) 1:30.13
2017: Myers Park (Vionte Houston, Trey Bly, Aaron Jordan, Amari Jordan) 1:29.12
2018: Greensboro Page (CJ Crump, Isaiah Fisher, Corry White, Assad Alston) 1:31.57
2019: Vance 1:27.34
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Berry, 1:33.56
2023: Mallard Creek (Samaritan Page, Jayden Lee, Darren Morrison, Christian Dixon) 1:26.07 REC
2024: East Mecklenburg 1:31.84
2025:

880 SHUTTLE RELAY (110 yards, 220 yards, 220 yards, 330 yards)
1946: High Point, 1:43.5 1947: High Point (Carroll, Wells, York, Ellington), 1:41.7

880 NOVELTY RELAY
("combines high and low hurdles and two sprint medleys" according to 1946 article) 1946: Central, 1:11.0

MILE RELAY
1947: Greensboro (Breedon, Apple, Wdenhour, Davis), 3:45.8
1948: Central (White, Mayfield, Kroh, J. Thomas), 3:48.1
1949: Charlotte Central (Buddy McCall, Ben Diamond, Propst, Brooks Mayfield), 3:43.0 REC
1950: High Point, 3:47.0
1951: High Point (Cecil, Miller, Williams, Newnam), 3:43.8
1952: Charlotte Central (Larry Brown, Whit Spearman, Ed Fuller, Richard Massey), 3:41.0 REC
1953: Charlotte Central (Strause, Weller, Lisk, Hutchins), 3:48.7
1954: Burlington (Johnston, Alexander, Elliott, Hambright), 3:43.8
1955: Winston-Salem Reynolds (Hill, Weatherman, Matthews, Goodman), 3:41.9
1956: Myers Park (Roy Bradley, Jimmy Mooney, Buzzy O’Brien, Bob Powell), 3:37.8 REC
1957: Myers Park (Bill Houston, Gregory, Powell, Mooney), 3:34.75 REC
1958: Myers Park, 3:32.23 REC
1959: Myers Park (Houston, Allen, Harris, West), 3:34.0
1960: Myers Park (Neis, White, Rich Harris, Robert Allen), 3:41.1
1961: Myers Park, 3:39.9
1962: Myers Park (Sanford, Weldon, Bryant, Cisne), 3:34.9
1963: Myers Park (Anderson, Starnes, Gilmour, Bill Weldon), 3:33.4
1964: Garinger (Steve Laney, Steve Bradley, Jim Richards, Nelson Thomas), 3:28.8 REC
1965: Myers Park (Ed Timberlake, Tom Nodell, McNeil, Soule), 3:29.1
1966: Myers Park (Houston, Hutchenson, Jewel, Jeff Howser), 3:24.8 REC
1967: Myers Park (Harris Houston, Wilson, Vincent, Mike Todd), 3:23.3 REC
1968: Myers Park (George Wilson, David Todd, Cornell Pride, Lanny Davis), 3:27.3
1969: Myers Park (Pike Jones, Don Brown, Cornell Pride, Coleman Smith), 3:29.7
1970: Myers Park (John Brown, Don Brown, Ozzie Moore, Pike Jones), 3:21.8 REC
1971: Myers Park (John Brown, David DeBerry, Randy Layman, Ozzie Moore), 3:22.1
1972: Myers Park (Brad Howser, David DeBerry, John Brown, Randy Layman), 3:29.8
1973: East Mecklenburg (Bunny Phillips, Roddy Hoover, Jeff Thompson, James Bennett), 3:29.4
1974: East Mecklenburg (David Harding, Roy Kiloot, Ricky Livingston, James Bennett), 3:26.1
1975: East Mecklenburg (Broderick Bennett, Steve Williams, Johnny Bowman, Robert Huntley), 3:23.8
1976: Garinger (Benny Hill, Sid Cunningham, Tony Wright, Ricky Price), 3:27.1
1977: West Charlotte (Rodger Sellers, Calvin Easter, Haywood Polk, Henderson Threatt), 3:31.7
1978: West Charlotte (Calvin Easter, Walt Bridgeman, Eric Staley, Henderson Threatt), 3:26.5
1979: Independence, 3:22.4
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Mike Nickerson, Ray Perry, Derrick Bullock, Eric Perry), 3:25.5
--1600-METER RELAY (4x400-meter relay)--
1981: Rock Hill Northwestern (Leonard Baxter, Darryl Erby, Lawrence Whitlock, T. Barber), 3:18.2 REC
1982: Not contested (rain canceled the last few races)
1983: Garinger (Miller, Given, Mims, Raley), 3:23.6
1984: Independence (Pauling, Sloan, Dixon, Simpson), 3:22.0
1985: Independence (Steve Lothrop, Teddy Pauling, Kelly Dixon, Harold Simpson), 3:17.6 REC
1986: Rock Hill (Donald Moore, Sylvester Williams, Travis McClanahan, Willie Evans), 3:24.0
1987: Durham Hillside 3:16.9 REC (also, Northwestern 3:19.4; Independence 3:20.9)
1988: Richmond County 3:20.2
1989: Rained out
1990: High Point Andrews, 3:26.8
1991: High Point Andrews, 3:23.5
1992: High Point Andrews (Peterkin, Shaw, Williams, Darius Brewington) 3:19.5
1993: Durham Hillside, 3:28.8; Rock Hill, 3:32.9; Providence, 3:33.6
1994: Missing
1995: North Rowan, 3:24.7
1996: Rain canceled the last two events
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: West Charlotte (Irving Hunter, Dexter Rivens, Darrell Colbert, David Atkins), 3:29.4
1999: East Mecklenburg (Maurice Glenn, Andres Colon, Jessie Lowery, Chris Martin) 3:27.7
2000: East Mecklenburg 3:25.1
2001: Vance (Reggie Hall, Youen Yut, Robert Boulware, Duan Barrino) 3:26.6
2002: Independence 3:22.3
2003: Spring Valley, South Carolina, (John Benton, Ron Taylor, Darrian Hodges, Julian Green) 3:31.0
2004: Garinger, 3:24.3
2005: West Charlotte (Michael Edwards, Gerard Griffin, Eric Newport, William Rann) 3:25.6
2006: Cleveland (OH) Glenville, 3:18.5
2007: West Charlotte (DeMario House, Clinton Peguese, Bobby Grier, Trenton Guy, Jr.) 3:24.47
2008: West Charlotte (Bobby Grier, Stanley Wright, Tadarrin Phronebarger, Santonio Johnson) 3:23.21
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Vance (Jarrett Samuels, Lamar Johnson, Cameron Tate, Erin Jenkins) 3:23.84
2011: Berry (Larry Gibson, Drayton Ferguson, Kenny Patterson, Jaquan Dupree) 3:33.70
2012: Rocky River 3:25.66
2013: Rocky River (Kendall Crowder, Earl Alexander, Daren Washington, Kaylan Love-Soles) 3:27.52
2014: Hopewell (Jarrin Dickens, Nick Lawson, Logan Chester, Micah Grier) 3:19.97
2015: West Forsyth (Joseph Ibrahim, Breon Jenkins, Gerardo Rodriguez, Vernon Espinoza) 3:30.14
2016: West Rowan (Kortez Weeks, Joel Thomas-Morales, Juwan Houston, Jaylon Sanders) 3:26.25
2017: Mallard Creek (Kesean Abel, Austin Atkinson, Solomon Edwards, Jordan Ferguson) 3:24.96
2018: Greensboro Page (Naseem Alston, CJ Crump, Assad Alston, Jaedon Barnett) 3:31.92
2019: East Mecklenburg 3:27.20
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Marvin Ridge, 3:32.72
2023: Hough, 3:26.49
2024: East Mecklenburg 3:31.34
2025:

2-MILE RELAY
1951: Charlotte Central (Pappanihiel, Caudell, Quinn, Joyner), 9:13.8
1952: Charlotte Central (Andy Pappamihiel, Billy Alexander, Larry Thomas, Jim Beatty), 9:03.1 REC
1953: Charlotte Central (Addison Martin, Carson McClain, Larry Thames, Jim Beatty), 8:56.8 REC
1954: Myers Park (Partridge, Gates, Skidmore, Van Every), 9:03.4
1955: not contested
1956: W-S Reynolds (Page, Carter, Ratcliff, Lipfert), 8:52.3 REC
1957: Myers Park (Burns, Johnston, Stockton, Givens), 8:46.5 REC
1958: East Mecklenburg (Little, Henderson, Bruson, Fincher), 8:33.5 REC
1959: Winston-Salem Reynolds, 8:47.3
1960: Garinger (Griffin, Simpson, Stith, Rocky Soderberg), 8:16.5 REC
1961: Garinger (???, ???, ???, Rocky Soderberg), 8:29.6
1962: Garinger (Griffin, Crowder, Simpson, Terry Gibbons), 8:39.8
1963: Durham (Harry Higgs, Truett Goodman, Dave Baker, Ralph Wilson), 8:39.9
1964: North Mecklenburg, 8:44.3
1965: Myers Park (Pearcy, Bekerbecke, Wilson, Roth), 8:35.1
1966: North Mecklenburg (John Puckett, Ron Howard, Joe Abernathy, James Puckett), 8:09.65 REC
1967: Myers Park (McLaughlin, Moody, Austin, Gary Allen), 8:29.6
1968: South Mecklenburg (Dirk Bittinger, Gary Stroud, Rick Elkins, Tommy Mole), 8:10.9
1969: Harding (Louis Tucker, Don Robinson, Jake Anderson, Robert Green, 1:59.6 anchor), 8:22.0
1970: South Mecklenburg (Gary Stroud, Danny Lewis, Woody Moss, Cader Olive), 8:11.7
1971: Myers Park (Pat Furr, Matt Williams, David Gilbert, Robert Jordan), 8:24.3
1972: Myers Park (Mike Keeter, Tim Gilbert, Gray Kimbrell, Robert Jordan), 8:29.6
1973: Pinecrest (Frank McNeil, Mike Patton, Ed Kelly, Jeff Moody), 8:20.1
1974: Independence (Wayne Ross, Charles Morris, Keith Helms, Kevin Kessell), 8:20.2
1975: Independence (Chip Thomas, Charles Morris, Bobby Scurlock, Bobby Ball), 8:13.6
1976: Independence (Trip Mundy, Tony Reid, Branson Tooly, Ohio Thomas), 8:15.3
1977: Independence (Chuck Willis, Tom Mundy, Mark Pale, James McCalhorine), 8:23.8
1978: Myers Park (Chris Matthews, Roy Camp, Curt Hammond, Scott Bray), 8:21.2
1979: Myers Park, 8:19.7
1980: North Forsyth (Tim Moore, John Evans, Fred Oakes, Randy Oakes), 8:04.4 REC
---3200-METER RELAY (4x800-meter relay)---
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Tyronne Tucker, Steve Lewis, Jacque Pope, Ed Thornton), 7:54.2 REC
1982: High Point Andrews, 8:08.6 (also, Northwestern 8:11.3)
1983: High Point Andrews (Eddie Alford, Coy Carr, Jimmy Scott, Darryl Lynch), 8:19.3
1984: Greensboro Grimsley, 8:02.6
1985: Hillside (Rod Wilson, Shawn Smith, Oshun Williams, Marvin Hembrick), 8:05.5
1986: RJ Reynolds (Allan Johnson, Jeff Smith, Glen Mays, Mike Rustad), 8:13.2
1987: Durham Hillside, 8:04.7
1988: Garinger, 8:09.5
1989: Rained out
1990: Harding, 8:14.1
1991: Rock Hill, South Carolina, 8:25.6
1992: East Mecklenburg (Des Autels, Roberts, Taylor, Lickert) 8:11.6
1993: Gastonia Ashbrook, 8:25.7; Providence 8:29.2; North Mecklenburg 8:30.6
1994: East Mecklenburg (Ulf Schwall, Kevin Cutts, John Hooks, Joel McSwain), 8:09.8
1995: East Mecklenburg, 8:06.7
1996: Fayetteville Pine Forest 8:15.5
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: West Charlotte (Irving Hunter, Keith Waldron, Darrell Colbert, David Atkins), 8:08.6
1999: Watauga (Todd Lion, David Stroupe, Jason Carter, Brian Green) 8:21.7
2000: Watauga 8:11.8
2001: North Mecklenburg (Jeff Gosselin, Brent Devinney, Will Hester, Stephen Haas) 8:20.4
2002: Garinger 8:17.5
2003: Spring Valley, South Carolina, (Jon Hardin, Reid Wilson, Robert Thompson, Darrian Hodges) 8:27.0
2004: McDowell, 8:14.0
2005: South Caldwell (Chase Eckard, Josh Gambrell, Ryan Stultz, Matt Holman) 8:08.7
2006: T.C. Robeson, 7:58.6
2007: Providence (Kyle Davidson, Josh Caravella, Alex Taylor, John Curtiss) 8:04.75
2008: Green Hope (Patrick Moakley, Scott Hefner, Taylor Dunham, Zak Roshdy) 8:08.37
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Hopewell (Cory Silvestri, Brandon Dunford, Christian Walton, Stephen Hansen) 8:14.39
2011: Ardrey Kell (Nick Kapur, Christian White, Dan Whalen, Raphael Rojas) 8:08.28
2012: Berry Academy (Traevin Drayton Ferguson, Dominick Harris, Larry Gibson, Kamau Winfield), 8:11.85
2013: East Mecklenburg (Fisher Ramsey, Alex Cannon, Jeremy Jones, Ronnie Gipson) 8:12.43
2014: Lake Norman (Wes Anderson, Ty Sauerbrey, Zach Clark, Kevin Craig) 8:14.78
2015: Lake Norman (Wes Anderson, Ty Sauerbrey, Cody Maynard, Wyatt Fedorka) 8:11.77
2016: Lake Norman (Evan Harris, Jack Mastandrea, Jeb Phillips, Zach Clark) 8:08.16
2017: Mallard Creek (Austin Atkinson, Michael Lillywhite, Tyler Osifo, Canoy Tyree) 8:06.69
2018: Marvin Ridge (Connor Gross, Jason Blizzard, Noah Bowman, Luke Wolaver) 8:21.50
2019: East Mecklenburg 8:09.38
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Mooresville 8:11.06
2023: Marvin Ridge (RJ Gajan, Michael Keller, Aiden Tauro, Kyle Barney) 8:06.11
2024: Providence 8:22.41
2025:

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY (220-yard, 220-yard, 440-yard, 880-yard)
1955: W-S Reynolds (Matthews, Weatherman, Masten, Ratcliff), 3:50.0
1956: Myers Park (Powell, Bradley, O’Brien, Gilmore), 3:50.0 =REC
1957: Myers Park (Mooney, Bill Houston, David Creech, Givens), 3:46.5 REC
1958: Myers Park (Stockton, Powell, Jimmy Mooney, Allen), 3:45.4 REC
1959: Winston-Salem Reynolds, 3:41.6 REC
1960: Myers Park (Neis, Robert Allen, Rich Harris, Stockton), 3:48.85
1961: East Mecklenburg, 3:43.6
1962: Gastonia Ashley (Parker, Ulrich, Hicks, Barr), 3:46.7
1963: Myers Park (Lane Anderson, Harry DeMick, George Soule, Bill Weldon, 1:57.0 anchor), 3:38.1 REC
1964: Myers Park, 3:43.1
1965: Myers Park (Tom Nodell, Houston, McPhail, West), 3:38.8
1966: West Charlotte, 3:41.2
1967: West Charlotte (Charles Strait, Joe Tobias, Ed Camp, Curtis Thompson), 3:37.2 REC
(**West Mecklenburg (Sidney Blanks, Roy Sizemore, Johnny Alexander, Mel Bishop) ran 3:37.4 to finish 2nd)
1968: Garinger (Jimmy Nash, Charlie Jetton, Chuck Adams, Tom Gibbons, 1:55.0 anchor), 3:36.5 REC
1969: South Mecklenburg (Terry Bostedo, Bill Nelson, Levi Smith, Gary Stroud), 3:43.4
1970: Independence (Mike Flowe, Bob Stetler, Larry Roark, Steve Grathwohl, 1:56.5 anchor), 3:33.8 REC
1971: East Mecklenburg (Hank Stewart, Lee Henderson, Greg Sykes, Tim Braxton), 3:34.4
1972: Myers Park (Joey Marley, Brad Kowser, Randy Layman, John Brown, 1:59.5 anchor), 3:36.4
1973: Independence (Eddie Taylor, Howard Barnhill, Jimmy Carter, Roger Willis), 3:39.2
1974: Pinecrest (Earl Bennett, Don Bahr, Robert Powell, Jeff Moody, 1:58.0 anchor), 3:34.9
1975: East Mecklenburg (David Shannon, Brian Sealey, Broderick Bennett, 47.9 440-yard split, and David Hankins, 1:58.7 880-yard anchor), 3:34.4 (Independence, 3:38.5; Garinger, 3:39.1)
1976: Harding (Terry Brown, Willie Garvin, Gary Poole, Mike Woodard), 3:43.7
1977: Garinger (Thomas Samuel, Ricky Price, Jeff Ballard, Donnie Belch), 3:35.9
1978: Garinger (Leon Grier, Boyd Krider, Mike Calhoun, Donnie Belch), 3:35.5
1979: Myers Park, 3:37.0
1980: Myers Park (Jeff Edwards, Jerry McCorkle, Ron King, Ken Dowdle), 3:41.4
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY (200m, 200m, 400m, 800m)
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Derek Bullock, Al Toon, Ray Perry, Ed Thornton), 3:30.9 REC (also, Myers Park, 3:31.0; West Meck, 3:37.6)
1982: Not contested (rain canceled the last few races)
1983: East Forsyth (White, Smith, Langford, Rucker), 3:39.1 (Myers Park, 3:40.8; Olympic 3:42.1; S. Meck 3:42.4)
1984: Garinger (Glenn, Lowery, Sanders, Harmon), 3:36.0 (East Meck, 3:41.8, S. Meck, 3:42.1)
1985: Garinger (Derik Glenn, Mark Sanders, T. McDaniels, Thayne Harmon), 3:29.2 REC
1986: Garinger (Ralph McKissick, David Lyles, Derek Glenn, Eric Guice), 3:36.3
1987: Durham Hillside (Doramus Brewer, Reggie Wiggins, Chris Love, Rod Williams) 3:28.0 REC (also, East Mecklenburg, 3:37.1; Rock Hill, 3:43.7)
1988: North Rowan, 3:38.0
1989: Rained out
1990: Richmond County, 3:40.9
1991: North Mecklenburg, 3:49.0
1992: East Mecklenburg (Elam, Horton, D. Chambers, Lickert), 3:41.2
1993: Myers Park, 3:39.9; North Mecklenburg 3:42.6; South Mecklenburg 3:44.8
1994: Asheville AC Reynolds, 3:40.5
1995: East Mecklenburg, 3:40.1
1996: Rain canceled the last two events (sprint medley and 1,600-meter relay)
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Orangeburg Wilkinson, South Carolina (Kevin Green, James Murdock, Frankie Green, Lenny Williams), 3:39.8
1999: Watauga (Jeremy Stone, Nyenetu Morlu, Patrick Murphy, Brian Greer) 3:37.4
2000: Ashbrook 3:44.5
2001: Mount Tabor (Matt Young, Mike Loyd, Jerrod Wiley, Matt Debole) 3:41.6
2002: Vance (Lowen Wray, Mallory Felder, Aaron Malachi, Frank Higginbottham), 3:43.8
2003: Garinger (Joe Howard, Bobby Short, Bernard Patterson, Nick Ledbetter) 3:37.1
2004: McDowell, 3:41.6
2005: High Point Central (Sesh Parker, Tyler Young, Chris Hazlip, Justin Jennings) 3:40.5
2006: Cleveland (OH) Glenville, 3:42.2
2007: West Charlotte (Edwards Alexander, Trenton Guy, Jr., Bobby Grier, Tadarrian Phronebarger) 3:35.88
2008: West Charlotte (Bobby Grier, Stanley Wright, DeMario House, Tadarrin Phronebarger) 3:34.93
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Vance (Michael Neal, Jarrett Samuels, Lamar Johnson, Cameron Tate) 3:40.26
2011: West Charlotte (Eric Blake, Britton Grier, Marthony Hobgood, Chris England) 3:44.67
2012: West Charlote (TJ Mixon, Gregory Cunningham, Dominic Threatt, Mark Blackmon) 3:37.83
2013: West Charlotte (Perry Biggs, Demar Eaves, Matthew Ramos, Dominic Threatt) 3:49.95
2014: North Mecklenburg (DeAllen Hargrove, Mynez Nicholson, Michael Parkins, Rashaan Williams) 3:35.30
2015: North Mecklenburg (Vincent Crisp, DeAllen Hargrove, Mynez Nicholson, Ishaq Smith) 3:35.17
2016: Marvin Ridge (Mack Despard, Marcus Logan, Ben Shelley, Mason Bhatia) 3:47.51
2017: Greensboro Grimsley (Jakel Chalmers, Nile Harris, Lance McMillan, Anthony Morgan) 3:35.72
2018: Ardrey Kell (Maddon Muhammad, Casey Adarkwah, Aliniswe Mugala, Keegan Dunphy) 3:42.02
2019: Berry 3:34.87
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Ardrey Kell, 3:38.46
2023: Providence Day (Brunner Williams, Christopher Peal, Kasey Brooks, Landon Roemer) 3:38.14
2024: Marvin Ridge 3:42.18
2025:

SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY (Mile, 880, 220, 220)
1962: Gastonia Ashley (Dave Barr - mile; Todd Hicks and Jesse Parker each in 220; Stein Ulrich in 880)

DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (1320-yard, 440-yard, 880-yard, Mile)
1963: Myers Park (Dick Starnes, Mack McNeill, Monroe Gilmour, Robert Dean), 11:11.7
1964: Durham, 11:08.5
1965: Durham (Kelly, Whitfield, Markman, Goodwin), 10:46.6 REC
1966: East Mecklenburg (Bruce Cunningham, David Matthews, Ken Helms, Steve McAvoy), 10:47.4
1967: Myers Park (Lanny Davis, Larry Grist, Phil Wilson, Larry Forrester), 10:38.3 REC
1968: Myers Park (Cornell Pride, Coleman Smith, David Todd, Gary Allen), 10:45.2
1969: Myers Park (Don Brown, Matt Williams, Mike Caldwell, Les Brown), 10:51
1970: Myers Park (Don Brown, Hal Peacock, Jim Chapman, Mike Caldwell), 10:40.1
1971: Myers Park (John Brown, David DeBerry, Jim Chapman, Ned Dietler), 10:37.0 REC
1972: Myers Park (Bill Scantland, David DeBerry, Robert Jordan, David Gilbert), 10:54.6
1973: Myers Park (Mike Keeter, Tim Gilbert, Dean Presson, Gary Ramey), 10:41.7
1974: Pinecrest (Mike Patton, Earl Bennett, Frank McNeill, Jeff Moody, 4:19.0 anchor), 10:37.8
1975: East Mecklenburg (Peter Hess, Warren Westbrook, Steve Grice, David Hankins, 4:24.9 anchor), 10:40.4 (also, Independence, 10:48.0 for 2nd place)
1976: Independence (Branson Tooly, James Barnes, Torn Mundy, Chip Thomas), 10:43.2 (also, East Mecklenburg, 10:44.0; West Mecklenburg, 10:57.8)
1977: Independence (James McCathorine, Rick Wilson, Chuck Willis, Tom Mundy), 10:45.0
1978: Myers Park (Chris Matthews, Tom Stockton, Scott Bray, Sandy Ford), 10:51.0
1979: Myers Park, 10:32.0 REC
1980: Dobyns-Bennett, Tennessee (Mike O'Neill, Lewis Ammons, Rod Umberger, Jim Ailshie), 10:37.0
---DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (went to meters, 1200, 400, 800, 1600)---
1981: Myers Park (Fred Howard, Alphonso Little, Guy Hartman, Ken Dowdle), 10:26.2 REC (also, Grimsley, 10:39.2; Spartanburg, 10:39.9; Menchville, 10:47.2; Virginia High, 10:53.5)
1982: Menchville, Virginia, 10:37.5 (also, Richmond County, 10:37.5)
1983: Blacksburg, Virginia (Lyle, Gregg, Donovan, Clowes), 10:45.4
1984: Dobyns-Bennett, Tennessee (Beach, Ward, Breeding, Smith), 10:47.0
1985: Hillside (Chris Love, Marvin Hembrick, Rod Williams, O'Shun Williams), 10:53.1
1986: South Mecklenburg (Sherman Pope, Mike Knapp, Eddie Clark, Bill Salmon), 10:52.0
1987: Durham Hillside, 10:44; Garinger, 10:50; Gastonia Ashbrook, 10:55
1988: Sun Valley, 10:46.0
1989: Rained out
1990: East Mecklenburg, 10:56.3
1991: Rock Hill, South Carolina, 11:00.4
1992: Sun Valley (Zmijewski, Morrison, Alsobrooks, Hill), 10:44.7
1993: Myers Park 11:02.9; Gastonia Ashbrook 11:06.6; East Mecklenburg 11:07.2
1994: Providence, 10:43.1
1995: Providence, 10:49.0
1996: South Stokes 11:15.7
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Myers Park (Charlie Love, Mike Duckett, Andy Sturge, Jim Martin), 10:54.8
1999: Watauga (Jason Klutz, Todd Lion, Jason Carter, David Stroupe) 11:03.4
2000: Watauga 10:45.2
2001: North Mecklenburg (Stephen Haas, Jeff Gosselin, Jason Ballard, Jarred Douglas) 10:39.9
2002: North Mecklenburg (James Taylor, Jeff Gosselin, Mike Mitchell, John Wadsworth), 10:50.50
2003: Spring Valley, South Carolina, (Darrian Hodges, Robert Thompson, Reid Wilson, Brian Raymond) 11:07.5
2004: Garinger, 10:54.8
2005: South Caldwell (Chase Eckard, Matt Holman, Kaleb Kincaid, Ryan Stultz) 10:49.2
2006: T.C. Roberson, 10:32.4
2007: Providence (Kyle Davidson, Josh Caravella, Alex Taylor, John Curtiss), 10:38.68
2008: East Forsyth (Patrick Crawford, Ethan Curnow, James Grinold, Dylan Ferris) 10:43.78 (also, Oak Ridge (TN) 10:49.90)
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Marvin Ridge (Michael Colven, Chris Van Gurp, K.J. Brent, Chris Colo) 11:00.15
2011: Marvin Ridge (Michael Colven, Logan Jackson, Alec Lane, Chris Colo) 11:01.25
2012: Marvin Ridge (Carter Pennington, Logan Jackson, Alec Lane, Drew Buckley) 10:50.28
2013: Providence (Dylan Cohen, David Yang, Umang Damani, Wyatt Maxey) 10:54.88
2014: Providence (Wyatt Maxey, Logan Sutter, Tanner Sutter, Patrick Barley) 10:57.90
2015: Lake Norman (Wes Anderson, Ty Sauerbrey, Zach Clark, Cody Maynard) 10:52.94
2016: Greensboro Page (Nathan Gillespie, Freddie Marx, Ian Shanklin, Elijah Short) 11:00.15
2017: Greensboro Page (Ian Shanklin, Ahmed Sinada, Trey Cousar, Freddie Marx) 10:30.83
2018: Myers Park (Michael Ly, Marshall Williamson, Wyatt Novak, Jack Osment) 10:57.06
2019: Marvin Ridge 11:04.06
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Charlotte Country Day, 10:44.35
2023: Charlotte Catholic (Nick Potter, Grant Coughlin, Ian Pierce, AJ Painter) 10:48.81
2024: Providence 11:09.18
2025:

SHUTTLE HURDLES
1963: Myers Park (Phillips, Bill Stewart, Charles Shirey, Fred McPhail), 58.7
1964: East Mecklenburg, 58.9
1965: Myers Park (McPhail, John Howser, Tom Nodeil, Branwey), 56.75 REC
1966: Myers Park (Duncan, Jeff Howser, Paul Vincent, Thrailkill), 57.4
1967: Myers Park (Kirk Duncan, Paul Vincent, Robert Fletcher, David Brantley), 55.8 REC
1968: Myers Park (Rob Goins, John Davis, Bob Fletcher, Henry Funderburk), 56.6
1969: Myers Park (John Davis, Dennis Griffin, Curt Wilder, Ralph Clontz), 57.1
1970: Myers Park (John Davis, Dennis Griffin, George Herron, Curt Wilder), 56.4
1971: Harding (David McDaniel, Ken Wheeler, Verdell Sanders, Dennis Griffin), 56.4
1972: Myers Park (Buck Shaw, Brad Howser, Ken Davis, Craig Brantley), 56.1
1973: East Mecklenburg (David Shannon, James Bennett, David Harding, Alan Newell), 59.8
1974: Harding (Terry Sanders, George Gordon, Truck Jackson, Larry Adams), 58.2
1975: Garinger (Chip Saunders, Chester Donald, Tony Wright, Alandis Aaron), 58.0
1976: Independence (Skip Miller, Tony Reid, John Ward, Danny Rushing), 57.6
1977: Independence (Dan Rushing, Skip Miller, Kevin Black, Tony Reid), 57.4
1978: Myers Park (Tim Jenkins, Jon Smylie, Juan Harris, David Smylie), 52.9 (*distance was one hurdle short)
1979: Independence, 57.8
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Ray Perry, Al Toon, Mike Nickerson, Eric Perry), 56.4
1981: Richmond County (Eddie LeGrand, Kenny Nicholson, Mike Allen, Isiah Rush), 57.3
1982: Myers Park, 56.4 (also, Menchville, 56.4; High Point Central, 58.5)
1983: Missing results
1984: Myers Park (Williams, Crowder, Workman, Clark), 56.5 (also, Grimsley, 57.4; Reynolds, 57.4)
1985: Myers Park (Matthew Foster, Bryan Adams, Dale Williams, D.S. Davis), 58.8
1986: South Mecklenburg, 58.4
1987: Durham Hillside, 57.4 (also, Richmond County, 57.5; Myers Park, 58.2)
1988: Garinger, 56.9
1989: Rained out
1990: Northwestern, South Carolina, 58.7
1991: Richmond County, 59.1
1992: Rock Hill (Barber, Miller, Hardy, Moore), 58.2
1993: A.L. Brown 58.0 (also, Gastonia Ashbrook 58.1; R.J. Reynolds 58.5)
1994: East Mecklenburg, 1:01.0
1995: West Charlotte, 58.2
1996: Gastonia Ashbrook 1:00.4
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: TL Hanna, South Carolina (Josh Long, Martin Kutz, Taylor Larson, Terrance Billups), 1:01.3
1999: Vance (Duan Barrino, Robert Boulware, Datoine Gaddy, Marcus Simmons) 58.9
2000: Vance 59.5
2001: Vance (Hampton Padgett, Matt Ballard, Duan Barrino, Robert Boulware) 57.8
2002: Myers Park, 1:01.1
2003: Spring Valley, South Carolina, (Chris Guillory, Todd Reese, Michael Johnson, John Benton) 1:04.5
2004: RJ Reynolds, 59.2
2005: West Charlotte (Jeremy Brown, Deswin Green, Jamaal Miller, Trenton Guy Jr.) 1:00.1
2006: Cleveland (OH) Glenville, 57.8
2007: Butler (Kevin Dunlap, Robert Blanton, Eddie Whitley, Spencer Adams), 56.66
2008: Butler (Kenny Boulware, Robert Blanton, Kris Frost, Spencer Adams) 55.96 REC
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: West Charlotte (Greg Cunningham, Travis Griffin, Eric Blake, Messiah Mazyck) 1:00.56
2011: North Rowan (Samuel Starks, Titus King, Demiah Hawkins, Johnny Oglesby) 1:00.66
2012: Mallard Creek (Corey Miller, Will Adams, Taj Beteta, Omari Watson), 1:00.65
2013: Vance (Jerome Beatty, Jalen Latter, Erin Jenkins, Nolan Corpening) 59.86
2014: Providence (William DeJesus, Daniel Kim, Mohamed Kishk, Cedric McGriff) 1:00.88
2015: Mallard Creek (Corey Alston, DeQuan Eaves, Keon Howe, Steve Fossi-Nuve) 1:01.35
2016: Marvin Ridge (Matthew Blizzard, Justin Bloos, Thomas McMillan, Ben Shelley) 1:01.08
2017: Providence (Cedric McGriff, Usim Mong, Seth Rabinowitz, Kendren Smith) 1:01.03
2018: Greensboro Page (Nassem Alston, CJ Crump, Jamez Currie, Corry White) 1:03.16
2019: Ardrey Kell 58.83
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Mooresville, 1:01.90
2023: Providence Day (Jayden Stuart, Connor Oglesby, Aiden Ray, Hunter Scott) 1:04.34
2024: Myers Park 1:06.13
2025:

BROAD JUMP
1949: Bobby Bell, Charlotte Central, 19-4
1950: not contested
1951: not contested
1952: not contested
1953: not contested
1954: Dale Kimsey, East Mecklenburg, 19-4 =REC
1955: Bartley Tarlton, Charlotte Central, 19-8.5 REC
1956: Bartley Tarlton, Charlotte Central, 20-4 REC
1957: David Creech, Myers Park, 20-6.25 REC
1958: Chiles, Myers Park, 20-9 REC
1959: Croom, Durham, 20-7.5
1960: Stokes, East Mecklenburg, 19-1.75
1961: Bundy, Garinger, 20-0.75
1962: Johnnie Johnson, Salisbury Boyden, 19-9
1963: Johnnie Johnson, Salisbury, 21-7 REC
1964: Jim Richards, Garinger, 20-7.75
1965: Greg Cox, East Mecklenburg, 21-8.25 REC
1966: Thrailkill, Myers Park, 20-7.75
1967: Bryan Wall, South Mecklenburg, 20-6
1968: Don Reel, Independence, 21-4.5
1969: Joe Hamilton, South Mecklenburg, 20-11.5
1970: Chuck Adkins, Myers Park, 22-1.25 REC
1971: Tom Gray, Olympic, 21-2.5
1972: Chandler Muse, Myers Park, 21-4
1973: Melvin Thompson, North Mecklenburg, 22-7.5 REC
1974: Donnie McSwain, Pinecrest, 21-5 (Future NFL great Dwight Clark, Garinger, also had 21-5, but finished 2nd on 2nd-best jump criteria)
1975: Richard Hill, West Charlotte, 22-6.25
1976: Tony Reid, Independence, 21-5.75
1977: Tony Reid, Independence, 22-3.5
1978: Tony Foster, West Charlotte, 21-2.5
1979: Scott Davis, West Mecklenburg, 22-1
1980: Curtis Springs, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 22-2
1981: Mack Epps, Independence, 23-9.5 REC
1982: Chris Mellon, West Charlotte, 22-5.5
1983: Johnny Erwin, West Charlotte, 22-6
1984: Hill, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 23-9.5 =REC
1985: Alvin Blakeney, Myers Park, 24-8 REC
1986: Greg Clifton, Independence, 22-5.75
1987: Bruester Hearn, West Mecklenburg, 22-5.75
1988: Therome George, Shelby, 21-6.25
1989: Rained out
1990: Walter Rorie, Forest Hills, 21-10
1991: Brian Ellis, North Rowan, 22-10.5
1992: Carey, Harding, 22-2.5
1993: Jamie Mask, Independence, 21-9.5
1994: Lamont Firms, Independence, 21-11.25
1995: Tony McCray, South Mecklenburg, 21-11.5
1996: Corey Williams, Monroe, 22-10
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Dennis Robinson, North Mecklenburg, 21-2
1999: Justin McCorkle, Harding, 21-9
2000: Justin McCorkle, Harding, 22-6.5
2001: Sheldon Rivens, Vance 21-10
2002: Sheldon Rivens, Vance 22-0.5
2003: Sergio Geiger, Spring Valley, South Carolina, 19-11
2004: Chris Young, High Point Central, 21-10
2005: Kenny Phillips, Mt. Tabor, 21-5
2006: Keith Graham, West Ashley (SC), 24-6
2007: Jamel Allison, Mooresville, 22-3.5
2008: Jamel Allison, Mooresville, 22-8
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Jarrett Samuels, Vance, 23-5
2011: Camron Hudson, Berry, 21-2
2012: Camron Hudson, Berry, 22-0
2013: Michael Zimmerman, Berry, 20-4.25
2014: O’Quan Bratton, Vance, 20-0.75
2015: Julian Gaines, Marvin Ridge, 20-6.5
2016: Miles Grant, Myers Park, 19-9
2017: Twan Flip, Charlotte Country Day, 21-0
2018: Miles Grant, Myers Park, 20-11
2019: Miles Grant, Myers Park, 22-2
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Josh Sokeye, Marvin Ridge, 20-6
2023: Chris Brown, South Mecklenburg, 19-11.5
2024: Amir Morocco, Cannon School 20-2
2025:

TRIPLE JUMP
1973: Melvin Thompson, North Mecklenburg, 45-5.5
1974: Isaiah Simmons, Pinecrest, 43-4
1975: Tony Reid, Independence, 46-1.25 REC
1976: Tony Reid, Independence, 46-10.5 REC
1977: Tony Reid, Independence, 45-5.75
1978: Ken McCorkle, West Mecklenburg, 44-8
1979: Rusty Mills, Myers Park, 44-7
1980: Albert Toon, Menchville (Virginia), 48-2 REC
1981: Albert Toon, Menchville (Virginia), 50-1.75 REC (also, Billy Williams, Myers Park, 47-6.25; Warren Wallace, East Meck, 46-5.25)
1982: Dennard Mosley, Richmond County, 47-1
1983: John Tillman, Parkwood, 47-6.5
1984: Walton, South Mecklenburg, 46-10
1985: Rick Gardin, Freedom, 47-9.5
1986: Joe Woods, Richmond County, 47-8.25
1987: Joe Woods, Richmond County, 46-11.5
1988: Marcus Davis, Richmond County, 44-11
1989: Rained out
1990: Nigel Brown, Richmond County, 47-1
1991: Robert Johnson, Freedom, 45-7
1992: McClure, Northwestern (SC), 43-7.5
1993: Tory Costin, Durham Hillside, 44-10.5
1994: Ernest Moss, North Rowan, 43-7
1995: Ernest Moss, North Rowan, 44-6
1996: Adrian Hopkins, Gastonia Ashbrook, 42-7.5
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Adrian Hopkins, Ashbrook, 43-0
1999: Patrick Murphy, Watauga, 43-9
2000: Arthur Robertson, Vance, 40-8
2001: Clay Thomas, Myers Park, 42-8.5
2002: Tyler Ferguson, Independence, 44-8.5
2003: Nick Ledbetter, Garinger, 42-5
2004: Brion Stokes, Butler, 43-4.75
2005: Paul Petway, West Charlotte, 43-1.5
2006: Keith Graham, West Ashley (SC), 48-4
2007: Jamel Allison, Mooresville, 46-5
2008: Jamel Allison, Mooresville, 44-5.5
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Terron Eldridge, W-S Reynolds, 42-3.5
2011: Channing Stribling, Butler, 42-1
2012: Johnny Nunn, Rocky River, 42-9
2013: Marthony Hobgood, West Charlotte, 43-0.5
2014: Devon Sutton, North Mecklenburg, 41-9.5
2015: Steve Fossi-Nuve, Mallard Creek, 43-10.5
2016: Henry Fair, Marvin Ridge, 42-0
2017: Miles Grant, Myers Park, 42-9.5
2018: Myles Hunt, Marvin Ridge, 43-0
2019: Miles Grant, Myers Park, 44-10.5
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Glenn Ford, Marvin Ridge, 43-7
2023: Aidan Ray, Providence Day, 45-4
2024: Amir Morocco, Cannon School 43-1
2025:

HIGH JUMP
1949: Thacker, Greensboro, 5-5.5 and Bill Cornell, Central, 5-5.5 (tie for first)
1950: not contested
1951: not contested
1952: not contested
1953: not contested
1954: Jerry Atkinson, Burlington Williams, 5-8 REC
1955: Bartley Tarlton, Charlotte Central, 5-6
1956: Jim Woods, W-S Reynolds, 5-10 REC
1957: Kiker, North Mecklenburg and Turner, W-S Reynolds, 5-7
1958: Gene Henderson, Charlotte Central, 5-7.25
1959: Gene Henderson, Charlotte Central and Croom, Durham, 5-10 =REC
1960: Steve Seawright, Myers Park, and Eades, Raleigh, 5-10 =REC
1961: J. Joyner, Asheville and C. Martin, South Mecklenburg, 5-10.25 REC
1962: George Elliott, Myers Park, 5-8
1963: George Elliott, Myers Park, 6-4 REC
1964: McCain, East Mecklenburg, 6-0.75
1965: McCain, East Mecklenburg, 5-10
1966: Bensch, East Mecklenburg, 5-11
1967: Don Blackwell, Charlotte Catholic, 6-0.5
1968: Bobby Jones, South Mecklenburg, 6-2
1969: Bobby Jones, South Mecklenburg, 6-0
1970: Bobby Jones, South Mecklenburg, 6-8 REC
1971: Chandler Muse, Myers Park, 6-5.75
1972: Chandler Muse, Myers Park, 6-8.75 REC
1973: Isaiah Simmons, Pinecrest, 6-2
1974: Isaiah Simmons, Pinecrest, 6-7
1975: Dean Couch, South Mecklenburg, 6-3
1976: Robert Medley, Myers Park, 6-6
1977: Newton Williams, North Mecklenburg, 6-4
1978: Mike Hall, East Mecklenburg, 6-4.5
1979: Mike Hall, East Mecklenburg, 6-7.5
1980: Sanchez Briscoe, West Charlotte, 6-6
1981: Charles Mouk, North Forsyth, 6-11 REC
1982: Shelton Boyer, West Charlotte, 6-10 = REC (Henry Ingram, High Point Andrews, also jumped 6-10 to finish 2nd and equal the record)
1983: James Kelly, Eau Claire (South Carolina), 6-6
1984: Hill, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 6-6
1985: John White, West Mecklenburg, 6-6
1986: Reid White, Northwestern (Rock Hill), 6-6
1987: Joe Monroe, West Mecklenburg, 6-6
1988: Clifford Maske, Independence, 6-2
1989: Rained out
1990: John DeBerry, Richmond County, 7-0 REC
1991: Quincy Kins, North Rowan, 6-2
1992: Sterling, Rock Hill (SC), 6-4
1993: Tory Costin, Durham Hillside, 6-6
1994: Reggie Land, Myers Park, 6-6
1995: Romando North, West Charlotte, 6-6
1996: Titus Haygood, Garinger, 6-8
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Steven Mayor, Orangeburg (South Carolina), 6-6
1999: Patrick Murphy, Watauga, 6-0
2000: Patrick Murphy, Watauga, 6-2
2001: James Dozier, Butler, 6-5
2002: Nick Ledbetter, Garinger, 6-6
2003: Nick Ledbetter, Garinger, 6-2
2004: Marcus Short, Garinger, 6-0
2005: Brandon Farrington, W-S Parkland, 6-4
2006: Keith Graham, West Ashley (SC), 6-4
2007: Chris Spikes, Shelby, 6-2
2008: Robert Blanton, Butler, 6-2
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Demonte Wilson, Crest, 6-0
2011: Cornelle Patterson, East Mecklenburg, 6-0
2012: Elijah Edwards, Garinger, 6-4
2013: Christopher Garrick, Marvin Ridge, 6-4
2014: Torin Dorn, Vance, 6-2
2015: Christopher Garrick, Marvin Ridge, 6-8
2016: J.T. Reid, Piedmont, 6-2
2017: Idris Bernard, Mallard Creek, 6-4
2018: Gabriel Jeudy, Ardrey Kell, 6-0
2019: Quin Cokley, Marvin Ridge, 6-0
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Marcus Hollomon, South Rowan, 6-4
2023: Reid Herring, Providence, 6-2
2024: Joshua Horstmann, Marvin Ridge 6-0
2025:

POLE VAULT
1954 Dale Kimsey, East Mecklenburg, 9-9
1955: Howard Walker, Charlotte Central, 10-9 REC
1956: Howard Walker, Charlotte Central, 10-9 =REC
1957: Howard Walker, Charlotte Central, 11-3 REC
1958: Heath Whittle, North Mecklenburg, 12-0 REC
1959: Heath Whittle, North Mecklenburg, 12-6 REC
1960: Padgett, North Mecklenburg, 10-0
1961: Cooper, Garinger and Fuller, Myers Park, 11-0
1962: Johnnie Johnson, Salisbury Boyden and Busby, Salisbury Boyden, 11-6
1963: Johnnie Johnson, Salisbury, 11-6
1964: Neil McKinnon, Myers Park, 12-0
1965: Neil McKinnon, Myers Park, 12-3
1966: John McKinnon, Myers Park, 12-7.25 REC
1967: Mac Crews, East Mecklenburg, 12-8 REC
1968: Bobby Helms, West Mecklenburg, 12-7
1969: Peck Byrum, West Mecklenburg, 12-10.25 REC
1970: Bill Harding, East Mecklenburg, 12-6
1971: Dean Stewman, South Mecklenburg, 12-9.75
1972: Bobby Vandiver, Myers Park, 13-4.5 REC (Lee Hyett, South Mecklenburg, went 13-0 for 2nd place and beat the old record)
1973: Bobby Vandiver, Myers Park, 14-3 REC
1974: David Ward, Olympic, 13-10
1975: Tim Krantz, South Mecklenburg, 12-10.75
1976: Hap O'Hair, Myers Park, 13-0
1977: Tony Landry, East Mecklenburg, 12-0
1978: Tony Landry, East Mecklenburg, 13-3
1979: Curtis Krumel, Independence, 12-6
1980: Ken Crowder, Menchville (Virginia), 13-0
1981: Josiah Charleston, East Rowan, 13-6
1982: Clay Morgan, East Mecklenburg, 13-0 (also, Robbie Phillips, Menchville, and Steve Edwards, Myers Park, each vaulted 13-0, for 2nd and 3rd, respectively)
1983: Arnold Charleston, West Mecklenburg, 13-6 (Cave, Myers Park, 13-0)
1984: Collins, Myers Park, 13-6
1985: Steed Hord, Greensboro Grimsley, 13-0
1986: Rodney McCarn, Spring Valley (SC), 13-0
1987: Bryant Noles, Sun Valley, 12-6
1988: Robert Dibble, Spring Valley (SC), 13-0
1989: Rained out
1990: Scott Kupec, South Mecklenburg, 12-6
1991: Jamie Harbison, Freedom, 12-6
1992: Shannon Pope, High Point Andrews, 15-6 REC
1993: David Rowland, Spring Valley (SC), 12-6
1994: Justin Holofchak, Myers Park, 12-0
1995: Jason Clinton, Rock Hill (SC), 13-0
1996: Matt Jamison, Providence, 11-0
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Taylor Larson, TL Hanna (South Carolina), 12-0
1999: Brandon Clark, Mt Pleasant, 11-6
2000: Matt Smith, Providence, 11-6
2001: Daniel Queen, South Mecklenburg, 13-0
2002: Drew Lovette, Vance, 12-6
2003: John Benton, Spring Valley (SC), 13-6
2004: Mitch Greely, Northwestern (SC), 15-1
2005: Keon Massey, Mt. Tabor, 12-0
2006: Drew Walker, Spring Valley (SC), 13-0
2007: Stephen Hodapp, Butler, 13-8
2008: Tommy Marks, Hubert Heights, Wayne (OH), 14-0 (also, Aaron Zakula, East Forsyth, 14-0)
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Casey Collins, Myers Park, 13-0
2011: Aaron Massey, East Forsyth, 13-0
2012: Ronny Franklin, Marvin Ridge, 13-0
2013: Jonathan Spitler, Marvin Ridge, 11-0
2014: Ronald Campbell, Marvin Ridge, 13-9
2015: Keon Howe, Mallard Creek, 14-0
2016: Peter Shelley, Marvin Ridge, 11-6
2017: Seth Rabinowitz, Providence, 14-7.5
2018: Seth Rabinowitz, Providence, 13-6
2019: Ethan Basinger, Marvin Ridge, 13-0
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Graham Gutknecht, South Mecklenburg, 14-8
2023: Brendan Doty, Providence, 11-6
2024: William Porreca, Marvin Ridge 12-0
2025:

SHOT PUT (12 pounds)
1949: Inham, Greenville, 46-10.5
1950: not contested
1951: not contested
1952: not contested
1953: not contested
1954: Jimmy Grant, Rock Hill, 49-5 1/8 REC
1955: Knox Gardner, W-S Reynolds, 43-5.25
1956: Powell, W-S Reynolds, 47-6.5
1957: Gallazher, Myers Park, 41-2.25
1958: Stewart, West Mecklenburg, 47-9.5
1959: Fred Stewart, Harding, 48-11.5
1960: Lou Sullivan, Myers Park, 49-2.25
1961: Wallace, Myers Park, 47-2 1/3
1962: West Lammoureaux, Garinger, 49-9.75 REC
1963: Mike Richey, Myers Park, 53-1.5 REC
1964: Mike Richey, Myers Park, 55-3.75 REC
1965: Askew, East Mecklenburg, 50-5.75
1966: Nick Karres, Myers Park, 52-4.75
1967: Nick Karres, Myers Park, 54-7
1968: Larry Hunt, Garinger, 49-5.5
1969: Greg Grier, Olympic, 52-4.5
1970: Harry Hilewitz, West Mecklenburg, 52-0.5
1971: Bill Sanders, Myers Park, 48-10.5
1972: Tom Stichman, East Mecklenburg, 55-6.5 REC
1973: Randolph Oxendine, Harding, 51-6.5
1974: Maxie Lee, Pinecrest, 53-8
1975: Vodrick Adams, Olympic, 55-10 REC
1976: Stan Cunningham, Garinger, 58-3 REC
1977: Tommy Green, West Charlotte, 56-1.5
1978: Wilbert Carter, West Mecklenburg, 55-10
1979: Charles Weddington, North Mecklenburg, 55-3.75
1980: Darryl Harris, North Mecklenburg, 57-11.75
1981: Sheldon Johnson, Menchville (Virginia), 56-5
1982: Nate May, Harding, 56-3
1983: Tommy Eckard, Hickory, 58-4 REC
1984: Tommy Eckard, Hickory, 62-9.5 REC
1985: Stacy Friel, Northeast Guilford, 55-4.5
1986: Ty Fuller, West Charlotte, 53-7.75
1987: Burnice Gross, Durham Hillside, 55-2.5
1988: Brian Evans, Spring Valley (South Carolina), 54-3
1989: Rained out
1990: Spenser Hamilton, SCHOOL???, 50-5
1991: Eddie Robertson, High Point Andrews, 56-3
1992: Clinton, High Point Andrews, 52-6
1993: Ben Huff, Providence, 54-6
1994: Phillip Morgan, South Rowan, 51-6
1995: Kelvin Jones, Mount Tabor, 58-3
1996: James Wagstaff, East Mecklenburg, 53.85
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Matt Roten, Watauga, 50-6
1999: Kenard Marshall, Myers Park, 50-9.5
2000: David Boyce, Ashbrook, 51-9.5
2001: Justin Feemster, North Gaston, 45-10.5
2002: M ark Hatch, Vance, 45-5
2003: Eric Frasure, Hopewell, 51-2.25
2004: Grant Haun, Providence, 48-6.5
2005: Brett Sallach, Myers Park, 49-5
2006: Robert Boulware, W-S Reynolds, 54-8.5
2007: Jake Deaton, Mooresville, 51-9
2008: Jake Deaton, Mooresville, 55-8
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Ryan Kelly, W-S Reagan, 53-6
2011: Nick Sansotta, Butler, 51-8
2012: Peter Kalambayi, Butler, 49-7.5
2013: Peter Kalambayi, Butler, 47-2.5
2014: Alex Tate, Marvin Ridge, 49-11.5
2015: Ameed Elqadi, Marvin Ridge, 48-1.5
2016: Chris Wright, Myers Park, 49-11
2017: Darnell Walker, Mallard Creek, 47-8.5
2018: Mason Ellis, West Forsyth, 54-1
2019: Lance Penegar, Metrolina Christian, 51-3.5
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Will Rizzi, Mooresville, 48-1
2023: Spencer Mermans, Charlotte Country Day, 52-9
2024: Burke Menninger, Providence 45-0
2025:

DISCUS
1954: Hester, Rock Hill (SC), 133-8.5
1955: Jimmy Russell, Charlotte Central, 128-11
1956: Jack Carter, W-S Reynolds, 136-3.75 REC
1957: George Seastrom, East Mecklenburg, 137-5 REC
1958: George Seastrom, East Mecklenburg, 137-6.5 REC
1959: Bill Neis, Rock Hill, 143-8 REC
1960: Bill Neis, Rock Hill, 143-8 = REC
1961: Mike Houston, Myers Park, 144-3 REC
1962: Wayne Serrett, East Mecklenburg, 134-6
1963: Bill Bolen, Myers Park, 149-10.5 REC
1964: Flake Campbell, Myers Park, 153-10.75 REC
1965: Abercrombie, Myers Park, 141-10.25
1966: Nick Karres, Myers Park, 158-7 REC
1967: Nick Karres, Myers Park, 157-2.5
1968: Larry Hunt, Garinger, 159-1 REC
1969: Eldon Williams, East Mecklenburg, 156-2
1970: Richard Salisbury, Myers Park, 157-2
1971: Lee Stoffel, Myers Park, 158-1.5
1972: Bill Caldwell, Myers Park, 153-5.5
1973: Paul Andrews, Davie County, 156-9
1974: Maxie Lee, Pinecrest, 156-8
1975: Walter Sullivan, South Mecklenburg, 156-7.75
1976: Stan Cunningham, Garinger, 164-11 REC
1977: Jimmy Hanigan, Garinger, 148-10
1978: Mike Rodriguez, Garinger, 158-2
1979: Hewitt Denman, South Mecklenburg, 161-4.5
1980: Rob Miller, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 155-8
1981: Derrick Davis, Myers Park, 162-3
1982: David Reese, Hickory, 147-11
1983: Daryl Parham, Lynchburg Heritage (Virginia), 160-11
1984: Tommy Eckard, Hickory, 166-0 REC
1985: Stacy Friel, Northeast Guilford, 140-4
1986: Ed Reid, Olympic, 150-9
1987: Vernon Grier, Garinger, 156-6
1988: Harlis Meadors, Sun Valley, 197-10 REC
1989: Rained out
1990: Montez Jones, West Mecklenburg, 181-0
1991: Mark Carter, A.L. Brown, 173-0
1992: Ben Huff, Providence, 165-0
1993: Ben Huff, Providence, 178-7
1994: Jeff Chambers, North Rowan, 143-1
1995: Kelvin Jones, Mount Tabor, 169-7
1996: Justin Obermeyer, East Mecklenburg, 145-2
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: David Boyce, Ashbrook, 149-0
1999: Morris Sanders, South Mecklenburg, 153-7
2000: Joe Nelliver, Avery County, 152-9
2001: Gerald Neely, North Gaston 134-9
2002: Donald Mills, Butler, 153-10
2003: Eric Frasure, Hopewell, 152-1
2004: Jonanthon Caldwell, Northwestern (South Carolina), 157-9
2005: Josh Grindstaff, Northwestern (SC), 132-0
2006: Kenny Stephens, Spring Valley (SC), 171-4
2007: John Sabacinski, Myers Park, 145-0
2008: Jake Deaton, Mooresville, 164-11
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Selby Walker, Myers Park, 144-4
2011: Matt Townsend, Marvin Ridge, 126-8
2012: Marquel Thompson, North Mecklenburg, 139-6
2013: Giovanni Gonzales, Providence, 138-2
2014: Alex Tate, Marvin Ridge, 161-5
2015: Peter Kenn, West Forsyth, 138-8
2016: Chris Wright, Myers Park, 147-3
2017: Armond Davis, Greensboro Page, 138-8
2018: Nathan Myers, West Forsyth, 162-1
2019: Jack Stajos, Charlotte Country Day, 153-10
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Devin Reed, Marvin Ridge, 153-4
2023: Solomon Young, Myers Park, 151-7
2024: Kyle Garratt, Marvin Ridge 171-3
2025:


GIRLS WINNERS:
**The girls had two events in 1975 (440 relay and sprint medley), and then had a full event schedule beginning in 1976.

100 METERS
1980: Joanne Turner, Menchville (Virginia), 12.1
1981: Robin Cremedy, East Forsyth, 11.9 REC
1982: Teresa Allen, Garinger, 12.1
1983: Teresa Allen, Garinger, 12.1
1984: LeBlanc, South Mecklenburg, 11.8 REC
1985: Neese Gray, North Mecklenburg, 12.3
1986: Neese Gray, North Mecklenburg, 12.2
1987: Keadra Mackey, Rock Hill (SC), 12.0 (also, Alice Vinson, Sun Valley, 12.2; Patricia Walker, Olympic, 12.5)
1988: Alice Vinson, Sun Valley, 12.4
1989: Rained out
1990: Tarsha Bess, West Charlotte, 11.7 REC
1991: Tarsha Bess, West Charlotte, 12.3
1992: Monique Hennagan, Spring Valley (SC), 12.3v 1993: Darlis Poole, North Forsyth, 12.5
1994: Dana Hope, Harding, 11.9
1995: Dana Hope, Harding, 11.8
1996: Crystal Cox, Fayetteville Pine Forest, 11.5 REC
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Latonya Little, Independence, 12.3
1999: Lasonja Collins, Independence, 11.2 REC
2000: Illia Miles, West Mecklenburg, 11.6
2001: Phykesha Blackmon, Independence, 12.4
2002: Tempess Stark, Northwest Cabarrus, 12.4 (12.3 in prelims)
2003: Genille Goldson, Myers Park, 12.4
2004: Tiaerra McLaurin, Northwestern (South Carolina), 11.8
2005: Shamaya Poe, West Charlotte, 12.0
2006: Gabrielle Glenn, Providence, 12.0
2007: Gabrielle Glenn, Providence, 11.68
2008: Nyosha Bryant, West Charlotte, 11.69
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Joann Blakney, West Mecklenburg, 12.04
2010: Alexis Murphy, Apex, 12.35
2011: Alexis Murphy, Apex, 12.50 (also, Dominique Weathers, Vance, 12.35 prelims)
2012: Sabrina Moore, North Mecklenburg, 12.16
2013: Breanna Lee, Butler, 12.62
2014: Labria King, East Mecklenburg, 12.58
2015: Gabrielle Cunningham, Mallard Creek, 12.29
2016: Kiya Oviosun, Southeast Guilford, 12.51
2017: Angelnique Bryant, Nation Ford (SC) 12.12
2018: Kamaya DeBose-Epps, Winston-Salem Glenn, 12.19
2019: Milan Fields, Hough, 12.09
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Lauren Fleming, Marvin Ridge, 12.07
2023: Zaniya Littlejohn, West Charlotte, 12.91
2024: Callia Lanik, Myers Park 12.70
2025:

1600 METERS
2015: Grace Sullivan, Providence, 5:15.62
2016: Kate Eiselt, Myers Park, 5:17.34
2017: Kate Eiselt, Myers Park, 5:11.73 REC
2018: Molly Firr, Providence Day, 5:13.84
2019: Cora Cooke, Myers Park, 5:10.69 REC
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Riley Basinger, Marvin Ridge, 5:08.24 REC
2023: Ella Kepple, AC Reynolds, 5:14.97
2024: Elizabeth Weltz, South Meck 5:12.16
2025:

3000 METERS
1980: Joan Nesbit, East Mecklenburg, 9:28.0 (race was one-lap short, so only ran 2600 meters)
3200 METERS
1981: Maria Large, Virginia High, 10:39.3 REC
1982: Kathy Ormsby, Richmond County, 11:21
1983: Kathy Ormsby, Richmond County, 10:54.3
1984: Crow, Irmo (South Carolina), 11:35.8
1985: Stacey Watkins, Greensboro Grimsley, 11:35.5
1986: Jamie Oxendine, East Mecklenburg, 12:03.9
1987: Jamie Oxendine, East Mecklenburg, 12:05.0; (also, Lachandra Smith, Harding, 12:07.0; Sharron Scruggs, Spring Valley (SC) 12:16.0)
1988: Bunnie Lampesis, Spring Valley (South Carolina) 11:26.9
1989: Rained out
1990: LaChandra Smith, Harding, 12:25.0
1991: Kala Boulware, Spring Valley (South Carolina), 11:31.0
1992: Ami Hermann, Providence, 11:01.1
1993: Ami Hermann, Providence, 11:11.0
1994: Jennifer Lakas, South Mecklenburg, 11:50.4
1995: Erin Musson, Wilkes Central, 11:23.6
1996: Erin Musson, Wilkes Central, 11:24.9
1997: Marina Chase, Watauga, 12:00.7 (rest of meet rained out)
1998: Marina Chase, Watauga, 11:30.4
1999: Alisha Little, East Burke, 10:57.1
2000: Julia Lucas, Myers Park, 11:08.3
2001: Amelia Slagle, North Mecklenburg, 11:32.0
2002: Amelia Slagle, North Mecklenburg, 11:43.0
2003: Alissa Wilke, Providence, 11:39.9
2004: Alissa Wilke, Providence, 11:33.4
2005: Theresa Verostek, Northwestern (SC), 11:44.0
2006: Hannah Orders, Hopewell, 12:03.2
2007: Allison Hofmann, Myers Park, 11:21.36
2008: Melanie Kulesz, Oak Ridge (TN), 11:18.07 (also, Allison Hofmann, Myer Park, 11:18.16)
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Kaitlyn Kramer, Ardrey Kell, 11:09.88 (also, Kristen Henson, W-S Reagan, 11:26.98; Julie Swain, W-S Reagan, 11:31.59)
2011: Sydney Foreman, Ardrey Kell, 11:15.89
2012: Sydney Foreman, Ardrey Kell, 10:46.38
2013: Mary Prouty, Myers Park, 11:42.70
2014: Bianca Bishop, Providence, 11:01.94
2015: Mary Prouty, Myers Park, 11:18.34
2016: Alexa King, Marvin Ridge, 11:29.17
2017: Lindsey Lanier, Providence, 11:20.90
2018: Justine Cronk, Providence Day, 11:23.85
2019: Caroline Blanton, Marvin Ridge, 11:24.29
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Maddie Huecker, Lake Norman, 11:02.47
2023: Helen Hurden, Charlotte Latin, 11:29.07
2024: Alyssa Houston, South Iredell 11:17.01
2025:

300-METER HURDLES
1986: Joyce Robinson, High Point Andrews, 47.7 REC
1987: Wanda Nelson, Olympic, 49.5 (also, Wanda Wilson, Garinger, 50.0; Shannon Barder, Rock Hill, 50.3)
1988: Tiffany Myers, Spring Valley (South Carolina) 48.0
1989: Rained out
1990: Cassandra Adams, Richmond County, 47.6 REC
1991: Yohanna Chavis, Myers Park, 48.0
1992: Tiffany Myers, Spring Valley (SC), 46.6 REC
1993: Halina Haith, Greensboro Smith, 48.3
1994: Brenda Taylor, Watauga, 46.6 =REC
1995: Brenda Taylor, Watauga, 46.3 REC
1996: Jolanda Howard, West Charlotte, 47.4
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Shelleia Pastures, East Mecklenburg, 46.2 REC
1999: Rolanda Gabriel, Butler, 46.9
2000: Robin Price, West Mecklenburg, 47.0
2001: Kristie Boggans, West Mecklenburg, 46.4
2002: Asia Davis, Harding, 48.0
2003: Alicia Davenport, West Mecklenburg, 49.3
2004: Latoyea Finney, RJ Reynolds, 48.5
2005: Jackie Pardini, Hopewell, 47.5
2006: Shanice Jones, W-S Reynolds, 46.4
2007: Shanice Jones, W-S Reynolds, 45.45 REC
2008: Jasmine Guy, West Charlotte, 46.35
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Briana Brazile, North Mecklenburg, 46.41
2011: Alvonna Blakney, West Mecklenburg, 45.82
2012: Janieyah Collins, Monroe, 43.86 REC
2013: Gabrielle Cunningham, Mallard Creek, 48.39
2014: Gabrielle Cunningham, Mallard Creek, 47.11
2015: Amaka Awuruonye, Olympic, 45.83
2016: Jorja Medders, Marvin Ridge, 46.99
2017: Elizabeth White, Myers Park, 45.69
2018: Jorja Medders, Marvin Ridge, 46.52
2019: Falon Spearman, Providence Day, 43.77 REC
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Aria Wegh, Marvin Ridge, 44.19
2023: Sky Bleu Tyson, Palisades, 47.87
2024: Folu Adenuga, East Mecklenburg 49.20
2025:

440-YARD RELAY
1975: Myers Park 54.1
1976: Myers Park (Keena Caldwell, Cassandra Ligon, Dekota Grier, Susan Kincaid) 51.4 REC
1977: Myers Park (Becky Brown, Dekota Grier, Cassandra Ligon, Layne Thompson) 50.8 REC
1978: South Mecklenburg (Hollowell, Bostedo, Sanders, Mayfield) 50.7 REC
1979: South Mecklenburg 50.5 REC
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Debra Bullock, Donita Perry, Elsie Richmond, Joanne Turner) 49.8 REC
--400-METER RELAY (4x100-meter relay)---
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Sandra James, Donita Perry, Debra Bullock, Joanne Tuner), 48.2 REC
1982: Menchville, Virginia 47.7 REC
1983: North Mecklenburg (McAfee, Howze, Harris, Winn) 49.3
1984: North Mecklenburg (McAfee, Blakeney, Johnson, Gray) 49.4
1985: High Point Andrews (Darlene Hays, Angela Lindsay, Jennifer Taylor, San Harrison) 49.6
1986: Independence (V. Truesdale, Katrina Sloan, Tonya Kiser, Tina Malchecky) 49.1
1987: Independence 49.3; Gastonia Ashbrook 49.7; Carver 50.1
1988: Ashbrook 49.1
1989: Rained out
1990: North Forsyth (Latrese Cunningham, Shantell Carter, Monte Jackson, Monique Wilkins) 48.9
1991: Spring Valley, South Carolina 50.4
1992: Spring Valley (SC) (Moon, Fountain, Bettis, Hennagan) 48.5
1993: South Mecklenburg (Joslyn Walker, Jacquie Jackson, Tiphanie Welch, Shakela Williams) 49.8
1994: Garinger 51.4
1995: North Forsyth 50.0
1996: Harding 49.7
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Independence (Tonya Little, Samantha Porter, Adrienne Vinson, Sonja Collins) 48.2
1999: Independence 48.0
2000: West Mecklenburg 50.4
2001: Independence (Ashley Dunn, LaToya Primous, Asontae Smith, Phykesha Blackmon) 49.0
2002: Harding 48.1
2003: Harding (Krystal Barringer, Joya Rodgers, Markia Jeter, Aisha Lide) 49.1
2004: Northwestern, (SC) 48.6
2005: Ridgeview (SC) (Kurtina Ricketts, Shantrell Jenkins, India Belton, Jessica Young) 48.1
2006: West Charlotte 49.5
2007: Harding (Ashley Bethune, Ranae Nelson, Brittany Carroll, Felicia Paulding) 48.29
2008: Rock Hill 48.56
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: West Mecklenburg (Alvonna Blakney, Noel Tapper, Joann Blakney, Naya Tapper) 48.38
2011: West Mecklenburg (Michaela Williams, Alvonna Blakney, Noel Tapper, Naya Tapper) 49.56
2012: West Mecklenburg (Alvonna Blakney, Noel Tapper, Michaela Williams, Naya Tapper) 47.71 REC
2013: Mallard Creek (Gabrielle Cunningham, Justice Briscoe, Mictasha Mickle, Genaya Johnson) 50.25
2014: Mallard Creek (Gabrielle Cunningham, Genaya Johnson, Mictasha Mickle, Jodi McDonald) 49.86
2015: West Mecklenburg (Jhetaime Lucan, Tatayanna Campbell, Jada Staten, Deandra Broner) 49.70
2016: Southeast Guilford (Kayla Allen, Ashley Comer, Harmony Dalton, Kiya Oviosun) 49.88
2017: Mallard Creek (Indiya Bush-Long, Samantha Featherston, Amaya Gaddy, Isha Hawkins) 48.02
2018: Butler (Kirsten Shuford, Kristen Lliso, Briana Jacobs, Yolonda Scott) 50.98
2019: Vance 47.31 REC
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Marvin Ridge, 49.35
2023: Myers Park (Aleila Barton, Haley Cannady, Calla Lanik, Ryann Smith) 50.43
2024: Statesvile 48.62
2025:

880-YARD RELAY
1976: Myers Park (Keena Caldwell, Cassandra Ligon, Dekota Grier, Susan Kincaid), 1:48.5
1977: Myers Park (Becky Brown, Cassandra Ligon, Dekota Grier, Jackie Hill), 1:48.5 =REC
1978: South Mecklenburg (Hollowell, Bostedo, Sanders, Mayfield) 1:48.1 REC
1979: South Mecklenburg 1:47.4 REC
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Joanne Turner, Donita Perry, Kathy Toon, Elsie Richmond), 1:44.7 REC
--800-METER RELAY (4x200-meter relay)---
1981: East Forsyth (Robin Cremedy, Jamie Cathcart, Carol Williams, Clara Hairston), 1:40.5 REC
1982: Menchville, Virginia 1:47.0
1983: Garinger (Sturdivant, Williams, Smith, Filmore) 1:43.9
1984: Independence (Green, Logan, Massey, Robinson) 1:46.2
1985: High Point Andrews (Angela Lindsay, Joyce Robinson, Jennifer Taylor, San Harrison), 1:43.3
1986: Laurel Park, Virginia (Maretta Hogwood, Karen Giles, Karla Prunty, Shelby Moorman) 1:43.2
1987: Independence 1:44.8; Carver 1:45.8; Olympic 1:48.2
1988: Richmond County 1:45.6
1989: Rained out
1990: North Forsyth (Latrese Cunningham, Shantell Carter, Monte Jackson, Monique Wilkins) 1:44.7
1991: Greensboro Ben L. Smith 1:46.1
1992: Spring Valley (SC) (Moon, Hennagan, Bettis, Fountain) 1:42.9
1993: North Forsyth 1:45.4
1994: Olympic 1:46.2
1995: Harding 1:46.6
1996: West Mecklenburg (Cesnee Bowden, Cedea Bowden, Shayla Reid, Davina McCleary) 1:43.9
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: West Mecklenburg (Cedea Bowden, Rosanna Bell, Illia Miles, Cedea Bowden) 1:44.1
1999: Independence (Shante Williams, Toibian Roberts, Phykeisha Blackmon, Samantha Porter) 1:43.9
2000: West Mecklenburg 1:45.9
2001: Independence (Asontae Smith, LaToya Primous, Ashley Dunn, Phykesha Blackmon) 1:44.9
2002: Independence (Phykesha Blackmaon, Ashley Dunn, Latoya Premous, Carlitha Sturdivant) 1:43.2
2003: Harding (Joya Rodgers, Markia Jeter, Aisha Lide, Zenobia Drammeh) 1:47.4
2004: Butler 1:45.4
2005: Ridgeview (SC) 1:43.3
2006: W-S Parkland 1:45.3
2007: Harding (Jane’t Carrothers, Felecia Paulding, Talathia Alexander, Laura Ibeto) 1:44.92
2008: Myers Park (Katherine Shintay, Mariel Oweida, Varonica Johnson, Becca Deloache), 1:43.20 (also, Berkeley (SC), 1:43.73; West Charlotte 1:43.83)
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: North Mecklenburg (Alexis Jordan, Lindsey Lang, Trikeria Johnson, Briana Brazile) 1:43.22
2011: West Mecklenburg (Toni Thorn, Alvonna Blakney, Noel Tapper, Naya Tapper) 1:48.25
2012: West Mecklenburg (Alvonna Blakney, Michaela Williams, Noel Tapper, Naya Tapper) 1:41.25
2013: Mallard Creek (Gabrielle Cunningham, Mictasha Mickle, Genaya Johnson, Justice Briscoe) 1:45.93
2014: Monroe (Akeyra Hailey, Julice Crowder, Simone Gwehi, Reneazia Collins) 1:45.66
2015: West Mecklenburg (Jhetaime Lucan, Tatayanna Campbell, Deandra Broner, Jada Staten) 1:45.01
2016: Southeast Guilford (Kayla Allen, Hailey Dias-Allen, Duvanna Linton, Kiya Oviosun) 1:44.85
2017: Mallard Creek (Maya Alexander, Indiya Bush-Long, Taelor Ferguson, Amaya Gaddy) 1:42.68
2018: Vance (Ahlexandria Deloache, Lu Kamara, Imani Boyd, Jade Williams) 1:48.31
2019: Vance 1:39.68 REC
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Hopewell 1:47.23
2023: Palisades (Sky Bleu Tyson, Alana Wheeler, Kierra Jones, Naraya Nesbit) 1:47.73
2024: Myers Park 1:48.86
2025:

MILE RELAY
1976:
1977: Myers Park (Layne Thompson, Linda Force, Anna Jenkins, Jackie Hill) 4:14.0 REC
1978: Myers Park (Williams, Hill, Layne Thompson, Garrell) 4:15.2
1979: Myers Park 4:15.0
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Kathy Toon, Donita Perry, Joan Harris, Elsie Richmond) 4:08.2 REC
--1600-METER RELAY (4x400-meter relay)---
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Sandra James, Kristen Crowder, Joan Harris, Elsie Richmond) 3:59.5 REC
1982: Not contested (rain canceled the last few races)
1983: Garinger (Sturdivant, Allen, Williams, Filmore) 4:01.03
1984: Independence (Logan, Heath, Green, Robinson) 4:08.4
1985: High Point Andrews (Tyani Nicholson, Angela Lindsay, Joyce Robinson, S. Council) 4:09.1
1986: Laurel Park, Virginia 4:03.8
1987: Carver 4:07.2; East Mecklenburg 4:08.0; Rock Hill (SC) 4:13.0
1988: East Mecklenburg 4:06.6
1989: Rained out
1990: East Mecklenburg 4:08.2
1991: Greensboro Ben L. Smith 4:02.0
1992: Spring Valley (SC) (Fountain, Williams, Waden, Bettis) 4:09.7
1993: Olympic 4:08.4
1994: Olympic, 4:02.4
1995: East Mecklenburg, 4:06.8
1996: Rain canceled the last two events (sprint medley and 1,600-meter relay)
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Olympic (Renae Robinson, Tondra White, Felicia Fant, Ronda White), 4:06.8
1999: Olympic (Tondra White, Stephanie Hall, Ronda White, Felicia Fant) 4:14.7
2000: East Mecklenburg 4:11.5
2001: West Charlotte (Matasha Brown, Ebony Turner, Connie Neal, Porcia Douglas) 4:07.2
2002: Independence (Carlitha Sturdivant, Phykesha Blackmaon, Courtney Sessoms, Mirandy Worthy), 4:04.8
2003: Harding (Markia Jeter, Jasmine Gresham, Aisha Lide, Asia Davis) 4:12.8
2004: North Mecklenburg, 4:07.3
2005: Garinger (Sheneke Williams, Bianca Harris, Shequila Mungo, Shakira Best), 4:16.3
2006: W-S Parkland, 4:05.8
2007: Harding (Nyosha Bryant, Jane’t Carrothers, Felicia Paulding, Brittany Carroll), 4:06.39
2008: Berkeley (SC) (Leanna Morrison, Raven White, Dateka Thompson, Amber Robinson), 4:00.72 (also, Mount Tabor 4:01.56)
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: North Mecklenburg (Briana Brazile, Lindsey Lang, Alexis Jordan, Trikeria Johnson) 3:59.16 REC (also, West Mecklenburg 4:04.59; Butler 4:05.45)
2011: Green Hope (Maura McDonnell, Lauren Colberg, Cameron Inglis, Monica Greene) 4:10.92
2012: West Mecklenburg (Alvonna Blakney, Michaela Williams, Marquisa Laughlin, Noel Tapper) 4:03.68
2013: Marvin Ridge (Kacie Hicks, Ailish Dwyer, Kathleen Maher, Delaney Dunkley) 4:09.48
2014: Cuthbertson (Autumn Blackwood, Ariel Worley, Mattie Nuccio, Nikolete Hurrinus) 4:07.55
2015: Berry (Lamiah Cordray, Alysia Dempsey, Alliyah Barnes, Tatiana Mills) 4:06.36
2016: West Mecklenburg (Jada Staten, Sequora Hamilton, Tatayanna Campbell, Deandra Broner) 4:08.00
2017: Southeast Guilford (Nia Jacobs, Duvanna Linton, Micah Pierce, Ketara Womack) 4:03.89
2018: Myers Park (Beasley Gordon, Erin Macdevette, Taylor Murdock, Cora Cooke) 4:09.61
2019: Providence Day 4:03.71
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Charlotte Country Day 4:02.17
2023: Charlotte Country Day 4:07.37
2024: Myers Park 4:08.23
2025:

2-MILE RELAY
1976:
1977: Myers Park (Jane Layman, Martha Acker, Gabi Rea, Laura Campbell), 10:37.7 REC
1978: Myers Park (Funderburk, Butterworth, Campbell, Bruce), 10:41.1
1979: South Mecklenburg 10:16.5 REC
1980: Irmo, South Caroilna (Clayton Gibbs, Bev Meares, Jean Gurter, Ginny Bass), 10:02.2 REC
--3200-METER RELAY (4x800-meter relay)---
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Susan Smith, Donna Tollen, Chris Hudgins, Joan Harris), 9:45.7 REC
1982: Richmond County (XX, XX, XX, Kathy Ormsby), 10:31.4
1983: Lynchburg Heritage, Virginia (Katrina Thomas, Chris Schluderburg, Pam Alexander, Paula Alexander), 9:48.0
1984: South Mecklenburg, 10:09.8
1985: Independence (Beth Loesch, Teresa Pickler, Silvia Williams, Michelle Loesch), 10:35.0
1986: Laurel Park, Virginia, 9:56.6
1987: East Mecklenburg 10:04.9; Spring Valley (SC) 10:18.4; Sun Valley 10:35.4
1988: East Mecklenburg, 9:54.6
1989: Rained out
1990: East Mecklenburg, 10:13.3
1991: Spring Valley, South Carolina, 10:09.0
1992: East Mecklenburg (Crawford, VanHellemont, Jung, James), 9:48.0
1993: Providence 10:26.8
1994: East Mecklenburg, 10:11.7
1995: East Mecklenburg, 9:58.8
1996: West Mecklenburg (Shayla Reid, Kim Robinson, Wendy Bradham, Stephanie Alexander) 10:04.3
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Watauga (Whitney Woods, Megan Keefe, Donna Bealer, Marina Chase), 10:02.9
1999: Providence (Stephanie Valentine, Emily Peterson, Amy Dock, Missy Dock) 9:59.3
2000: Watauga 10:04.7
2001: Mount Tabor (Taylor Steelman, Julia Morton, Amy Grantham, Ginger Wheeler) 9:54.4
2002: RJ Reynolds, 9:57.0
2003: Providence (Caroline Johnson, Alissa Wilke, April Rowlan, Ericka Buffkin) 10:11.6
2004: Providence, 10:02.5
2005: Myers Park 10:15.3
2006: Providence, 10:01.7
2007: Providence (Briana Chartrand, Shannon Daileader, Laura Lindsley, Jamie Van Tassell), 9:50.16
2008: Myers Park (Allison Hofmann, Laura Carpenter, Emily Zizzi, Becca Deloache) 9:46.07
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Providence (Haley Lynch, Arden Mattachini, Jamie Vantassell, Emily Costal) 9:47.54
2011: Green Hope (Erica Amatori, Emily Boesch, Lauren Colberg, Olivia Enright) 9:35.74 REC
2012: Providence (Arden Mattachini, Lauren Adamson, Bianca Bishop, Gina Daniel), 9:39.27
2013: Marvin Ridge (Kacie Hicks, Ailish Dwyer, Alden Kessenich, Delaney Dunkley) 9:47.63
2014: Providence (Kayla Glova, Lindsey Lainer, Meghan, Glova, Grace Sullivan) 9:36.07
2015: Providence (Kayla Glova, Lindsey Lainer, Sarah Parrish, Grace Sullivan) 9:31.97 REC
2016: Marvin Ridge (Lindsay Harrison, Melanie Hussey, Nicole Renwick, Katie Ropers) 10:13.08
2017: Charlotte Catholic (Julia Chaverin, Emma Georges, Megan Dest, Molly Firr) 10:03.16
2018: Marvin Ridge (Lily Savage, Sarah Overby, Delaney Caulder, Sarah Cuddy) 10:20.52
2019: Berry 9:56.31; Charlotte Country Day 9:56.78; Ardrey Kell 9:59.73
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Providence, 10:19.3
2023: Myers Park (Molly Barber, Charlotte Britt, Claire Dixon, Taelyn Ingram), 9:42.47
2024: Marvin Ridge 10:01.09
2025:

--SWEDISH MEDLEY RELAY (100-yard, 220-yard, 330-yard, 440-yard)
1975: ???
1976: Olympic, 2:34.3
1977: Myers Park (Dekota Grier, Layne Thompson, Jackie Hill, Anna Jenkins), 2:26.9 REC
1978: Myers Park (Brown, Thompson, Williams, Hill), 2:27.2
1979: South Mecklenburg, 2:27.1
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Felecia Hudson, Debra Bullock, Shelia Ruffin, Cindy Nice), 2:31.2
--SWEDISH MEDLEY RELAY (OR 1,000-METER SPRINT MEDLEY, 100, 200, 300, 400)---
1981: Richmond County (Deray Bloomfield, Helen Ellerbe, Carolina Livingston, Kathy Ormsby), 2:21.0 REC (also, Myers Park, 2:21.8; East Meck, 2:26.9)
1982: Not contested (rain canceled the last few races)
1983: Garinger (Tawanda Allen, Williams, Teresa Allen, Tanya Filmore), 2:20.0 REC (also, South Mecklenburg, 2:23.5; Independence, 2:32.4)
1984: South Mecklenburg (Connor, LeBlanc, Badal, Nordman), 2:24.0 (also, East Mecklenburg, 2:26.0; Garinger, 2:30.0)
1985: West Charlotte (G. Cornelius, Reachell Boyd, T. Montgomery, Melanie Collins), 2:22.9
1986: Fleming, Virginia (Nancy Majors, Adana Hicks, Donna Stephens, Kecia Pullen), 2:25.3
1987: Winston-Salem Carver 2:24.6 (also, East Forsyth 2:27.9; Concord 2:27.9)
1988: Ashbrook, 2:22.0
1989: Rained out
1990: North Forsyth (Shantell Carter, Monique Wilkins, Dalphene Frazier, Monte Jackson), 2:27.4
1991: Spring Valley, South Carolina, 2:32.4
1992: Spring Valley (SC) (Myers, Moon, Fountain, Hennegan), 2:16.9 REC
1993: Asheville 2:27.0 (also, East Mecklenburg 2:27.3; Harding 2:31.8)
1994: Myers Park, 2:27.6
1995: Myers Park, 2:30.2
1996: Rain canceled the last two events (sprint medley and 1,600-meter relay)
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Olympic (Renae Robinson, Tondra White, Felicia Fant, Ronda White), 2:24.2 (also, Myers Park, 2:26.7; West Mecklenburg, 2:28.0)
1999: East Mecklenburg (Jennifer Howard, Christina Hams, Ashelyn Little, Tasha Paris) 2:20.2
2000: East Mecklenburg 2:32.2
2001: Harding (Joya Rodgers, Aisha Lide, Jessika Gresham-Moore, Markia Jeter) 2:25.7
---(*Swedish Medley ended for the girls after 2001, and the 1,600-meter sprint medley was inserted in its place in 2002)---

1,600-meter Sprint Medley (200 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters
2002: Mt. Tabor (Brittany Hawkins, Taneshia, ? , Amy Grantham, Amy DiBianca), 4:25.10 REC
2003: Harding (Zenobia Drammeh, Daisy Duru-Iheoma, Jasmine Gresham, Sherrika Jordan) 4:28.1
2004: Hopewell, 4:20.6 REC
2005: Hopewell (Allison Viola, Lauren Lawson, Ashley Lawson, Jackie Pardini), 4:19.6 REC
2006: Weddington, 4:28.1
2007: Hopewell (Britney Pardini, Krystal Johnson, Ashley Lawson, Jackie Ross), 4:20.18
2008: Huber Heights (Wayne, OH) (Sierra Tunstall, Lola Dennis, Olyvia Griffin, Janelle Avery) 4:23.56
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Olympic (Lakanya Legette, Brittany Sloan, Cidney Cuttle, Brianna Wallace) 4:14.46 REC
2011: Providence (Lauren Burhnam, Gina Daniel, Haley Lynch, Emily Costa) 4:40.05
2012: Marvin Ridge (Kacie Hicks, Taylor Dove, Kathleen Maher, Alden Kessenich) 4:29.28
2013: Olympic (Katelyn Pickett, Paris Arrington, Gabby Gil, Christina Nikolaou) 4:28.85
2014: Independence (Tiara McDay, Williams Sunsara, Lydajah McLead, Anna McElrath) 4:19.69
2015: Olympic (Amaka Awuruonye, Alexis Hooper, Blake Strong, Christina Nikolaou) 4:19.45
2016: Marvin Ridge (Lauren Araya, Katie Rogers, Jorja Medders, Jennae Jacob) 4:26.84
2017: Mallard Creek (Jazzmone Boyd, Amaya Gaddy, Isha Hawkins, Victoria Porter) 4:15.37
2018: Providence (Zaria Dunlap, Sarah Parrish, Ariana Rivera, Nimeesha Coleman) 4:22.86
2019: Myers Park 4:15.96
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Marvin Ridge, 4:15.75
2023: Myers Park (Aleila Barton, Haley Cannady, Charlotte Britt, Molly Barber) 4:24.52
2024: Marvin Ridge 4:35.82
2025:

--DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY
**We are no sure what the distance was from 1976-1978, but it wasn't the distance of today's DMR; we know the anchor was a mile, though, but other legs of the relay were different - maybe one 440 and two 880s before the mile? 1976: Myers Park, 10:04.9
1977: South Mecklenburg (Angela Beckedrof, Wanda Gabriel, Melody McLanahan, Valerie Ford, 5:12 anchor mile), 10:02.8 REC
1978: Myers Park (Funderburk, Grrell, Campbell, Allison Butterworth), 10:24.5
--DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (1320-yard, 440-yard, 880-yard, Mile)
1979: South Mecklenburg, 13:00.1
1980: Irmo, South Carolina (Jamie Peay, Bev Meares, Jean Gunter, Ginny Bass), 13:09.9
--DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY (1200 meters, 400 meters, 800 meters, 1600 meters)---
1981: Virginia High (Tracey Brown, Pam Arnold, Misti Jones, Maria Large), 12:34.3 REC (also, South Mecklenburg, 13:28.7; Myers Park, 13:39.3; Independence, 13:40.8)
1982: South Mecklenburg, 13:51.4
1983: Blacksburg, Virginia (Jones, Kittle, Fleming, Wierwille), 12:48.5
1984: Irmo, South Carolina (Runkle, Ballard, Topley, Crow), 13:20.2
1985: South Mecklenburg (Patricia Crowley, Steph Connor, Sandy Bixler, Kesey Venglink), 13:44.9
1986: Laurel Park, Virginia (V. Robertson, Monique Clark, Jennifer Moore, Wendie Price), 13:29.6
1987: Spring Valley 13:12.1; East Mecklenburg 13:24.5; Northeast Guilford 14:04.6
1988: Spring Valley, South Carolina, 13:13.6
1989: Rained out
1990: East Mecklenburg, 13:45.3
1991: Spring Valley, South Carolina, 13:15.2
1992: East Mecklenburg (VanHellemont, Crawford, James, Jung), 12:57.1
1993: Providence 13:12.2; Northwestern (SC) 13:52; Rock Hill (SC) 14:09.0
1994: Sun Valley, 13:21.5
1995: Sun Valley, 13:32.0
1996: West Mecklenburg (Wendy Bradham, Ros Faulkner, Kim Robinson, Stephanie Alexander) 13:41.4
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Watauga (Megan Keefe, Donna Bealer, Whitney Woods, Marina Chase), 13:03.9
1999: Myers Park (Lauren Yoder, Andrea McAfee, Stephanie Bohr, Julie Lassiter-Lucas) 13:19.2
2000: Myers Park 13:05.3
2001: Mount Tabor (Taylor Steelman, Julia Morton, Amy Grantham, Ginger Wheeler) 13:05.1
2002: Mt. Tabor (Amy DiBianca, Marie Johnson, Taylor Steelman, Julia Morton), 12:43.6
2003: Myers Park (Kat Lamberth, Elizabeth Stephens, Haley Keating, Anna Parker) 13:55.1
2004: Charlotte Catholic, 13:17.9
2005: Charlotte Catholic (Kelly McMahon, Jessica Green, Alicia Mack, Lauren Arizmendi) 13:17.4
2006: Providence 13:30.6
2007: Myers Park (Taylor Holt, Rachel Myrick, Alexa Gellman, Allison Hofmann), 13:07.37
2008: Myers Park (Alexa Gellman, Rachel Myrick, Becca Deloache, Allison Hofmann) 12:46.92; Mt. Tabor 12:52.14
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Providence (Haley Lynch, Arden Mattachini, Jamie Vantassell, Emily Costa) 12:46.46 (also, Ardrey Kell 12:49.71; Weddington 12:59.96
2011: Green Hope (Olivia Enright, Monica Greene, Shewit Weldense, Jessica Rossabi) 12:44
2012: Charlotte Catholic (Phylissa Greeley, Jamie Vezolles, Emma Moore, Margot Corcoran) 12:54.68
2013: Providence (Kayla Glova, Gina Daniel, Bianca Bishop, Grace Sullivan) 12:50.57
2014: Providence (Grace Sullivan, Victoria Gardener, Kayla Glova, Bianca Bishop) 12:37.20
2015: Lake Norman (Reagan Portelance, Holly Bailey, Melissa Zammitti, Aubrey Vansant) 12:48.69
2016: Myers Park (Katherine Rains, Erin Macdevette, Story Gourley, Kate Eiselt) 13:29.42
2017: Providence (Victoria Gardner, Lindsey Lanier, Sarah Parrish, Amanda Watson) 12:46.41
2018: West Forsyth (Bailey Reutinger, Jada Dowd, Zavera Basrai, Eliza Broce) 12:51.19
2019: Myers Park 12:53.53; Marvin Ridge 13:08.52
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Charlotte Country Day, 12:03.80 REC
2023: Charlotte Country Day (Kasey Cone, Shayna Strasser, Emma Lewis, Abby Kerrins) 12:46.35
2024: Myers Park 13:11.00
2025:

SHUTTLE HURDLES
1976:
1977: South Mecklenburg (Melanie Hollowell, Melody McLanahan, Barbara Glasgow, Gail Reeves), 1:04.1 REC
1978: South Mecklenburg (Melanie Hollowell, Melody McClanahan, Barbara Glasgow, Hahn), 1:04.1 =REC
1979: East Mecklenburg, 1:06.5
1980: Menchville, Virginia (Kathy Toon, Cindy Nice, Felecia Hudson, Shelia Ruffin), 1:03.4 REC
1981: Menchville, Virginia (Bridget Hayes, Donita Perry, Julie Hill, Felicia Hudson), 1:06.1
1982: Menchville, Virginia, 59.1 REC (also, Independence, 1:02.5)
1983: Independence (Andrea Robinson, Patricia Massey, Patrinia Massey, Lisa McLean), 1:04.8
1984: South Mecklenburg (Badel, Jenkins, Sparks, LeBlanc), 1:03.1
1985: Myers Park (Lauren Hanna, Catherine Ferraro, Rhonda Cureton, Eva Dawkins), 1:07.0
1986: High Point Andrews (Joyce Robinson, Chris Miller, Renee Douglas, Sharon Thomas), 1:08.4
1987: Olympic, 1:13.4; Northwestern 1:14.1; East Mecklenburg 1:15.9
1988: Spring Valley, South Carolina, 1:10.1
1989: Rained out
1990: Myers Park, 1:12.4
1991: Myers Park, 1:13.3
1992: East Mecklenburg (Diggs, Pringle, Williamson, Howard), 1:10.5
1993: East Mecklenburg 1:12.8; Greensboro Smith 1:14.4; High Point Andrews 1:14.4
1994: Watauga, 1:12.4
1995: Watauga, 1:08.9
1996: Myers Park 1:12.5
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Butler (Rolanda Gabriel, Kellee Helton, Ayanna Wilson, Crystal Springs), 1:08.6
1999: East Mecklenburg (Shelia Pastures, Amy Cockfield, Jennifer Howard, Rayetta Robinson) 1:06.7
2000: Harding 1:13.9
2001: West Charlotte (Vekiza Williams, Bobbie Kanu, Porcia Douglas, Shareeka Firms) 1:10.3
2002: RJ Reynolds, 1:07.2
2003: Harding (Krystal Barringer, Erica Davis, Jasmine Gresham, Asia Davis) 1:05.4
2004: Northwestern (SC), 1:10.9
2005: Northwestern (SC) (Lauren Bowers, Takika Harris, Kathryn Neely, Emily Smith), 1:05.9
2006: W-S Reynolds, 1:07.0
2007: W-S Reynolds (Shanice Jones, Kalonda Grant, Evyan Durham, Joanna Wright) 1:04.79
2008: Spartanburg (SC) (Cashyna Middleton, Tysha Smith, LaSaundea Conners, Staten Barksdale), 1:10.07
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Winston-Salem Parkland (Jabrea Greene, Myia Rivers, Delacie Johnson, Chelsi Carlton) 1:12.28
2011: Mallard Creek 1:09.98
2012: Ardrey Kell (Kaila Smith, Jhori Varner, Jasmine Woods, Hayli Cohen), 1:12.40
2013: Butler (Mary-Butler Fleming, Maxine Glenn, Brionna Knight, Keyanah Richardson) 1:16.84
2014: Mallard Creek (Gabrielle Cunningham, Autumn Long, Kalyn Parks, Taniya Wilson) 1:12.25
2015: Mallard Creek (Gabrielle Cunningham, Kalyn Parks, Faith Hope, Sydney Whalen-Jenkins) 1:06.64
2016: North Rowan (Lakayla Birst, Meliya Parker, Tabitha Tulloch, Brianna White) 1:08.60
2017: Mallard Creek (Maya Alexander, Liyah Jones, Victoria Porter, Akira Rhodes) 1:04.78
2018: Ardrey Kell (Alden Cooper, Taylor Arthur, Kayleigh Stoddart, Trinity Butcher) 1:09.50
2019: Providence Day 1:02.35
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Ardrey Kell, 1:11.77
2023: Richmond Senior (Jamaya Fuller, Makhia Burch, Anayjah Dumas, Nyla Stroman) 1:15.98
2024: Myers Park 1:20.15
2025:

SHOT PUT
:
1977: Becky Brown, Myers Park 36-9 REC
1978: Gloria Roundtree, Harding 36-1.5
1979: N. Williams, North Iredell 35-7
1980: Shunta Robinson, North Mecklenburg 40-1.5 REC
1981: Tracy Toon, Menchville (VA) 43-10.25 REC
1982: Tracy Toon, Menchville (VA) 43-2
1983: Katrina Swanson, Myers Park 37-7.5
1984: Hatch, High Point Andrews 37-0
1985: Christi Harris, Burlington Williams 39-7
1986: Shar. Meadows, Olympic 37-3.75
1987: Michelle Brooks, SouthMecklenburg 38-1.5
1988: Josh Mills, Dobyns-Bennett (TN) 43-1
1989: Rained out
1990: Denise Massey, Northwestern (SC) 37-9
1991: Tracey Randolph, Spring Valley (SC) 34-10
1992: Randolph, Spring Valley (SC) 41-6.5
1993: Latasha Powell, Harding 35-6
1994: Lyndril Barber, Rock Hill (SC) 34-5
1995: Lyndril Barber, Rock Hill (SC) 37-8
1996: Eve Hammett, Providence 41-4.5
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Keisha Boggan, West Mecklenburg 36-2
1999: Tania Lucas, Vance 33-8
2000: Tania Lucas, Vance 32-7
2001: Sharetta Richards, Garinger 37-7.5
2002: Kristie Boggans, West Mecklenburg 37-7.5
2003: Brandy Cates, West Mecklenburg, 36-5.5
2004: Porsha Lowry, North Mecklenburg 33-3.5
2005: Sarah Jett, South Caldwell 31-6.75
2006: Brittany McCain, Weddington 33-9
2007: Aslynn Halvorson, Butler, 39-6
2008: Aslynn Halvorson, Butler 41-5
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Jaya Emerson, Hopewell 37-1
2011: Jasmine Suydam, Mallard Creek 37-0
2012: Jamie Glenn, Monroe 33-0
2013: Khayla Dawson, Olympic 38-5
2014: Bryanna Hames, Myers Park 41-7.5
2015: Khayla Dawson, Olympic 45-11.5 REC
2016: Avianna Hopkins, Queens Grant 36-11.25
2017: Ashley Taylor, Berry 37-1.75
2018: Kamryn Henderson, Marvin Ridge 38-9
2019: Layla Graham, Butler, 34-3.5
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Tyler Glover, Ardrey Kell 34-11
2023: Kate Stajos, Charlotte Country Day 32-10
2024: Tynilla Simpkins, Palisades 32-9
2025:

DISCUS
1976:
1977: Becky Brown, Myers Park 105-3
1978: Becky Brown, Myers Park 114-5
1979: Grier, West Charlotte 97-11.5
1980: Lori Morton, East Rowan 104-2.5
1981: Tammy Witherspoon, Myers Park 114-7.5
1982: Tammy Witherspoon, Myers Park 123-5
1983: Katrina Swanson, Myers Park 126-6 REC
1984: Hatch, High Point Andrews 113-10
1985: Sylvia Barber, Myers Park 105-10
1986: Ann Walters, Monroe, 111-11
1987: Laura Quattlebaum, Spring Valley 109-1
1988: Josh Mills, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee), 119-7
1989: Rained out
1990: Denise Massey, Northwestern (South Carolina), 122-4
1991: Tracy Hoback, North Mecklenburg, 110-10
1992: Harrison, Sun Valley 116-0
1993: Keya Ruston, Garinger 104-8
1994: Keya Rustin, Garinger 109-1
1995: Kelly Karres, Myers Park 117-5
1996: Latoya Morrison, Garinger 118-3
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Keisha Boggan, West Mecklenburg 120-10
1999: Dee Briges, Olympic 101-8
2000: Tania Lucas, Vance 104-1
2001: Kristie Boggans, West Mecklenburg 95-0
2002: Elaina Hamilton, East Mecklenburg 105-2
2003: Laporsha Lowry, North Mecklenburg 102-10
2004: Michelle Gorski, Chapel Hill 108-7
2005: Danni Berry, Northwestern (SC) 106-2
2006: Brittany McCain, Weddington 131-1 REC
2007: Aslynn Halvorson, Butler 135-3 REC
2008: Aslynn Halvorson, Butler 147-1 REC
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Sequoia Watkins, Asheville TC Roberson 144-7
2011: Aleisha Archie, West Charlotte 124-10
2012: Bryanna Hames, Myers Park 102-2
2013: Bryanna Hames, Myers Park 137-2
2014: Bryanna Hames, Myers Park 158-10 REC
2015: Alycia Springs, Mallard Creek 140-9
2016: Avianna Hopkins, Queens Grant 116-11
2017: Avianna Hopkins, Queens Grant 115-3
2018: Sierra St. John, Butler 111-0
2019: Gracie Gardner, Ardrey Kell 112-3
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Carly Love, North Lincoln 125-4
2023: Kate Stajos, Charlotte Country Day 108-5
2024: Miriam Jones, Marvin Ridge 112-8
2025:

LONG JUMP
1976:
1977: Barbara Glasgow, South Mecklenburg 16-10.75 REC
1978: Resa Gregory, Harding 16-2
1979: Sims, West Charlotte 16-3
1980: Katrina Grier, West Charlotte 17-5.5 REC
1981: Clara Hairston, East Forsyth 19-6.5 REC
1982: Katrina Grier, West Charlotte 19-11 REC
1983: Teresa Allen, Garinger 18-4.75
1984: Alexander, East Forsyth 18-0
1985: Neese Gray, North Mecklenburg 17-5
1986: Neese Gray, North Mecklenburg 17-11.75
1987: Von Ross, West Charlotte 17-9
1988: Marcella Gardin, Gastonia Ashbrook 18-0
1989: Rained out
1990: Cassandra Adams, Richmond County 16-9
1991: Raham Mateen, Greensboro Ben L. Smith 17-1
1992: Burns, High Point Andrews 18-1.5
1993: Tina Burns, High Point Andrews 16-7
1994: Kisha Douglas, Northwestern (South Carolina) 16-5
1995: Brittney Wilkinson, Watauga 16-3.5
1996: April Phillips, Myers Park 16-10
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Danielle Smith, Orangeburg (South Carolina) 15-7.5
1999: Rolanda Gabriel, Butler 17-3.5
2000: Erica Gardin, Ashbrook 16-4.5
2001: ?
2002: Tempess Stark, Northwest Cabarrus 16-6
2003: Asia Davis, Harding 17-2
2004: Vonteena Knotts, Butler 17-9
2005: Ashlynn Chavis, Scotland 16-9.5
2006: Becca Hazeltine, Weddington 16-5.5
2007: Ranae Nelson, Harding 18-9
2008: Erica Peake, Spartanburg (SC) 17-7
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Jessica Morgan, Winston-Salem Parkland 17-9.75
2011: Lakanya Legette, Olympic 15-11.5
2012: Cheyenne Hutchinson, Hopewell 17-0.25
2013: Toni Thorn, West Mecklenburg 16-4.25
2014: Alexis Davis, Butler 16-9.25
2015: Alexus Preston, William Fleming (Roanoke, VA), 17-0.5
2016: Kiya Oviosun, Southeast Guilford 16-4.75
2017: Olivia Hee, Providence Day 18-0.5
2018: Olivia Hee, Providence Day 17-0.5
2019: Alana Mack, North Mecklenburg 18-3.5
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Alexis Willis, Stuart W. Cramer 17-4.5
2023: Alexis Willis, Stuart W. Cramer 17-3
2024: Maya Wilson, Marvin Ridge 15-8.5
2025:

TRIPLE JUMP
1978: Barbara Glasgow, South Mecklenburg 34-8.5
1979: Williams, Myers Park 33-9.75
1980: Clarissa Gardin, Ashbrook 33-10
1981: Clara Hairston, East Forsyth 37-8 REC
1982: Katrina Grier, West Charlotte 38-8.5 REC
1983: Watkins, Thomasville 38-6
1984: Massey, Independence 36-7
1985: Cheryl Weaver, Independence 37-11.5
1986: Shannon Thomas, High Point Andrews 37-2
1987: TaFoya Taylor, Albemarle 35-5
1988: Alice Vinson, Sun Valley 36-3
1989: Rained out
1990: Cassandra Adams, Richmond County 34-0
1991: Wynvonia Hamilton, Albemarle 33-4
1992: Gamble, Sumter (SC) 37-6.25
1993: Tina Burns, High Point Andrews 35-10.5
1994: Lindsay Taylor, Watauga 33-8
1995: Sydney Batch, Chapel Hill 35-1
1996: April Phillips Myers Park 35-1
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Ronda White, Olympic 36-5
1999: Ronda White, Olympic 38-3
2000: Erica Savage, Myers Park 30-11
2001: Belinda Young, West Charlotte 33-7
2002: Nakeysha Austin, Garinger 34-3
2003: Krystal Barringer, Harding 35-3
2004: Seshie Hargett, Chapel Hill 34-11
2005: Tiana Jones, High Point Central 36-0.75
2006: Sheneke Williams, Garinger 33-2.5
2007: LaQuesha Hemphill, West Charlotte 34-6.5
2008: Sequoya Casey, Spartanburg (SC) 36-9
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Jessica Morgan, Winston-Salem Parkland 35-11.5
2011: Teaunna Cuthbertson, North Rowan 35-1
2012: Jamie Glenn, Monroe 37-5.5
2013: Alexis Davis, Butler 35-0
2014: Alexis Davis, Butler 36-11
2015: Mikaela Siebert, Cuthbertson 35-11.5
2016: Bria Mercer, Ardrey Kell, 36-9.25
2017: Kayla Harris, Greensboro Page 36-6
2018: Rebecca Latterner, Butler 34-2.75
2019: Jirah Sidberry, Rocky River 37-9
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Alexis Willis, Stuart W. Cramer 36-11
2023: Alexis Willis, Stuart W. Cramer 38-2
2024: Maya Wilson, Marvin Ridge 34-8
2025:

HIGH JUMP
1976: Michelle Langan, South Mecklenburg 5-6 REC
1977: Michelle Langan, South Mecklenburg 5-4
1978: Lynda White, Myers Park 5-2
1979: Poe, Myers Park 5-2
1980: Pat Poole, East Rowan 5-4
1981: Pat Poole, East Rowan 5-7 REC
1982: Pat Poole, East Rowan 5-7 =REC
1983: Katrina Swanson, Myers Park 5-4
1984: LeBlanc, South ecklenburg 5-6.5
1985: Jody Doss, Burlington Williams 5-4
1986: Shannon Thomas, High Point Andrews 5-3.5
1987: Kendra Mackey, Rock Hill 5-2
1988: Kelly Smelser, Dobyns-Bennett (Tennessee) 5-0
1989: Rained out
1990: Melanie Trexler, Myers Park, 5-4
1991: Raham Mateen, Greensboro Ben L. Smith, 5-4
1992: Douglas, Northwestern (SC) and Williams (Independence) 5-4
1993: Rita Robinson, High Point Andrews 5-2
1994: Kisha Douglas, Northwestern (South Carolina) 5-5
1995: Kisha Douglas, Northwestern (South Carolina) 5-8 REC
1996: Virginia Lacombe, South Caldwell 5-2
1997: Meet rained out (only the 3200 meters was contested)
1998: Adrienne Barnette, Myers Park 5-2
1999: Adrienne Barnette, South Mecklenburg 5-2
2000: Adrienne Barnette, South Mecklenburg 5-5
2001: Dominique Barnes, North Mecklenburg 5-0
2002: Mattie Bethea, Mt. Tabor 5-4
2003: Jennifer Webster, Providence 5-6
2004: Jennifer Webster, Providence 5-6
2005: Emily Smith, Northwestern (SC) 5-2
2006: Becca Hazeltine, Weddington 5-2
2007: Joi Emanuel, Harding 5-0
2008: Sequoya Casey, Spartanburg (SC) 5-0
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Erica McLeod, Butler, 4-10
2011: Lauren Gulley, Mallad Creek 5-0
2012: Deja Burks, Cuthbertson 4-10
2013: Sydney Blue, Ardrey Kell 4-10
2014: Kristen Williams, Hough 5-0
2015: Janae Sanders, Mallard Creek 5-0
2016: Brianna White, North Rowan 5-0
2017: Addie Renner, Myers Park 5-4
2018: Addie Renner, Myers Park 5-4
2019: Addie Renner, Myers Park 5-7
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Cheyla Scott, Butler 5-10
2023: Takayla Jennings, Butler 4-10
2024: Dynasty Hamilton, Statesville 4-8
2025:

POLE VAULT
1999: Jodie Nettles, Providence 8-0
2000: Jodie Nettles, Providence 11-0 REC
2001: Hope Hall, Watauga 8-0
2002: Blair Busby, Mt. Tabor 9-6
2003: Shannon Garzoni, Piedmont 8-6
2004: Sallie Gurganus, Watauga 10-0
2005: Heather Collins, Northwestern (SC) 7-6
2006: Sallie Gurganus, Watauga 11-6 REC
2007: Joanna Wright, W-S Reynolds 11-0
2008: Taylor Cook, Watauga 10-0
2009: Cancelled because of rain
2010: Ashleigh Culpepper, Franklin 10-6
2011: Sarah Fell, Marvin Ridge 9-0
2012: Sarah Fell, Marvin Ridge 10-6
2013: Mariel Finger, North Gaston 10-0
2014: Taylor Helms, Marvin Ridge 10-6
2015: Lainey Hunnicutt, South Mecklenburg 11-0
2016: Jeannie Ball, Myers Park 9-6
2017: Emerson Porter, Providence Day 12-0 REC
2018: Isabel Crandall, Marvin Ridge 11-0
2019: Emma Stone, Marvin Ridge 10-6
2020: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2021: Covid pandemic, meet not held
2022: Claire Miller, Providence Day 10-6
2023: Meredyth Barr, Myers Park 10-0
2024: Annika Welke, Myers Park 9-3
2025:

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