List of Arkansas state high school track and field champions

The list of Arkansas state high school track and field champions is based on the annual winner of the team competition at the state track and field meet held annually each spring by the Arkansas Activities Association.[1]

List of Arkansas state high school boys track and field champions

Little Rock Central holds the national record for all-time most state championships in boys track and field with 50 titles won between 1908 and 1979.[2]

2017 – Bentonville (2), Texarkana (12), De Queen (8), Heber Springs (9), Prescott (9), Caddo Hills (4), Trinity Christian (5)
2016 – Fayetteville (3), Texarkana (11), Forrest City (6), Heber Springs (8), Genoa Central (2), Lafayette County (2), Jacksonville Lighthouse
2015 – Bryant, Texarkana (10), Magnolia (7), Heber Springs (7), Prescott (8), Junction City (3), Caddo Hills (3)
2014 – Bentonville, Texarkana (9), Vilonia (3), Dollarway (2), Elkins, Junction City (2), Caddo Hills (2)
2013 – Rogers Heritage, Texarkana (8), Vilonia (2), Heber Springs (6), Episcopal Collegiate, Junction City, Caddo Hills
2012 – Fayetteville (2), Russellville (9), Vilonia, Heber Springs (5), Prescott (7), Magazine, Trinity Christian (4)
2011 – FS Southside, Russellville (8), Magnolia (6), Heber Springs (4), Rivercrest, Augusta, Trinity Christian (3)
2010 – FS Southside, Lake Hamilton, Magnolia (5), Nashville, Rivercrest, Augusta, Trinity Christian (2)
2009 – FS Southside, Lake Hamilton, Alma, De Queen (7), Prescott (6), Des Arc, Trinity Christian
2008 – Rogers (2), Lake Hamilton, Magnolia (4), De Queen (6), Prescott (5), Earle, Acorn
2007 – Rogers, Forrest City (5), Magnolia (3), Nashville, Prescott (4), Mineral Springs, Acorn
2006 – Forrest City (4), Magnolia (2), Ashdown, Jessieville, Union Christian
2005 – Camden Fairview, Alma, De Queen (5), Jessieville, Emerson (18)
2004 – Fayetteville, Alma, De Queen (4), Lafayette County, Emerson (17)
2003 – Russellville (7), Crossett (23), De Queen (3), Stamps, Emerson (16)
2002 – Russellville (6), Crossett (22), Dardanelle, Mineral Springs, FS Christian (4)
2001 – Pine Bluff (16), Hot Springs, Nashville, tie: Barton-Clarendon, FS Christian (3)
2000 – Pine Bluff (15), Hot Springs, Nashville, Mineral Springs, FS Christian (2)
1999 – LR Fair, Hot Springs, Nashville, Mineral Springs, Emerson (15)
1998 – Pine Bluff (14), Crossett (21), Heber Springs (3), Mineral Springs, FS Christian
1997 – Pine Bluff (13), Arkadelphia, Heber Springs (2), Mineral Springs, Lockesburg
1996 – Texarkana (7), Sheridan, Stamps, Mineral Springs, Crowley's Ridge (3)
1995 – Camden Fairview, Sheridan, Stamps, Jessieville, Crowley's Ridge (2)
1994 – Texarkana (6), Crossett (20), Warren, Barton, Crowley's Ridge
1993 – Texarkana (5), Camden Fairview, Rivercrest, Mayflower, Emerson (14)
1992 – Conway, Camden Fairview, Prescott (3), Bearden, Emerson (13)
1991 – North Little Rock, Crossett (19), Heber Springs, Smackover, Emerson (12)
1990 – Pine Bluff (12), Dollarway, Lonoke, Foreman-Genoa Central, Emerson (11)
1989 – Conway, Crossett (18), Prescott (2), Hermitage, Emerson (10)
1988 – Pine Bluff (11), Crossett (17), McGehee, Augusta, Emerson (9)
1987 – Pine Bluff (10), Crossett (16), McGehee, Stamps, Emerson (8)
1986 – Pine Bluff (9), Crossett (15), Prescott, Bradley, Emerson (7)
1985 – Pine Bluff (8), Crossett (14), Earle, Bradley, Emerson (6)
1984 – West Memphis, Crossett (13) McCrory, Bradley, Emerson (5)
1983 – Pine Bluff (7), West Memphis, Crossett (12), Nashville, Cotton Plant (4), Kensett
1982 – Pine Bluff (6), Jacksonville, Camden (6), Nashville, Lewisville, Emerson (4)

1981 – Pine Bluff (5), Conway, Crossett (11), Dermott, Lewisville, Emerson (3)
1980 – FS Northside, Texarkana (4), Crossett (10), Luxora, Cotton Plant (3), Emerson (2)
1979 – LR Central (44), Texarkana (3), Crossett (9), England, Cotton Plant (2), Emerson
1978 – LR Hall (4), Texarkana (2), Crossett (8), Altheimer, Cotton Plant, Kensett
1977 – LR Hall (3), Forrest City (3), Crossett (7), Carlisle, Bradley
1976 – LR Central (43), Forrest City (2), Crossett (6), Smackover
1975 – tie: Pine Bluff (4)–LR Central (42), Forrest City, Crossett, Carlisle, Murfreesboro
1974 – Pine Bluff (3), West Memphis, Camden (5), Pulaski Robinson (4), Danville
1973 – LR Hall (2), West Memphis, Camden (4), Pulaski Robinson (3), Danville
1972 – LR Central (41), Hot Springs, Magnolia, Pulaski Robinson (2), Mineral Springs
1971 – Pine Bluff (2), Benton, Russellville (5), Pulaski Robinson, Gould
1970 – LR Central (40), Jacksonville, Russellville (4), Rison, Shawnee
1969 – FS Northside, Crossett (5), FS St. Annes, Foreman
1968 – LR Central (39), Crossett (4), De Queen (2), Stamps (4)
1967 – LR Central (38), Crossett (3), Fordyce (2), Stamps (3)
1966 – LR Hall, Russellville (3), Eudora, Stamps (2)
1965 – LR Central (37), Russellville (2), Brinkley (2), Stamps
1964 – LR Central (36), Benton (3), Brinkley, Harding Academy
1963 – LR Central (35), Conway (5), McGehee, Hughes (4)
1962 – LR Central (34), Benton (2), Searcy, Murfreesboro
1961 – LR Central (33), Benton, Ashdown, Hughes (3)
1960 – LR Central (32), Conway (4), Fordyce (2), Hughes (2)
1959 – Texarkana, Crossett (2), Fordyce, Hughes
1958 – LR Central (31), Crossett, De Queen, Atkins (6)
1957 – Little Rock (30), Conway (3), Lonoke, Clarendon (3)
1956 – Little Rock (29), Smackover (2), Helena, Clarendon (2)
1955 – Little Rock (28), Smackover, Clarendon
1954 – Little Rock (27), Conway (2), Atkins (5)
1953 – Little Rock (26), Conway, Dumas
1952 – Little Rock (25), Lake Village (3), Camden (4)

1951 – Little Rock (24), Russellville, Atkins (4)
1950 – Little Rock (23), Camden (3), Atkins (3)
1949 – Little Rock (22), Camden (2), Hartford
1948 – Camden, Atkins (2)
1947 – Little Rock (21), Atkins
1946 – Fort Smith, Bauxite (2)
1945 – Little Rock (20), Bauxite
1944 – No state meet War World II
1943 – No state meet War World II
1942 – Little Rock (19), Norphlet
1941 – Little Rock (18), Lonoke (5)
1940 – Little Rock (17), Lake Village (2)
1939 – Little Rock (16), Lake Village
1938 – Little Rock (15), Piggott (2)
1937 – Little Rock (14), Piggott
1936 – Little Rock (13), Lonoke (4)
1935 – Little Rock (12)
1934 – Little Rock (11)
1933 – Little Rock (10)
1932 – Little Rock (9)
1931 – Little Rock (8)
1930 – Little Rock (7)
1929 – Little Rock (6)
1928 – Little Rock (5)
1927 – Little Rock (4)
1926 – Little Rock (3)
1925 – Pine Bluff
1924 – Lonoke (3)
1923 – Lonoke (2)
1922 – Little Rock (2)
1921 – Little Rock
1920 – Lonoke

List of Arkansas state high school girls track and field champions

The following is a list of the girls track and field state champion schools with the number of titles in parenthesis:

2017 – Fayetteville (7), Lake Hamilton (4), Sylvan Hills (3), Pocahontas (4), Genoa Central (4), Quitman, Decatur
2016 – Fayetteville (6), Texarkana (8), Magnolia (4), Ashdown (2), Genoa Central (3), Magnet Cove, Trinity Christian (7)
2015 – Bentonville (7), Lake Hamilton (3), Magnolia (3), Ashdown, Genoa Central (2), Des Arc (3), Trinity Christian (6)
2014 – Bentonville (6), Texarkana (7), Magnolia (2), Crossett (8), Mansfield (5), Magazine, Trinity Christian (5)
2013 – Bentonville (5), LR Parkview (2), Camden Fairview (8), Crossett (7), Harding Academy (7), Murfreesboro (3), Trinity Christian (4)
2012 – Bentonville (4), Texarkana (6), tie – Crossett (6)-Camden Fairview (7), Nashville (10), Harding Academy (6), Des Arc (2), Acorn (2)
2011 – Fayetteville (5), Lake Hamilton (2), Camden Fairview (6), Nashville (9), Harding Academy (5), Murfreesboro (2), Acorn
2010 – Fayetteville (4), Texarkana (5), Camden Fairview (5), Nashville (8), Mansfield (4), Murfreesboro, Trinity Christian (3)
2009 – Bentonville (3), Texarkana (4), Batesville (5), Nashville (7), Mansfield (3), Westside JC (2), Trinity Christian (2)
2008 – Bentonville (2), Texarkana (3), Batesville (4), Nashville (6), Mansfield (2), Des Arc, Trinity Christian
2007 – Bentonville, Lake Hamilton, Batesville (3), Nashville (5), Mansfield, Westside JC, Guy–Perkins
2006 – Camden Fairview (4), Batesville (2), Lafayette County (3), Genoa Central, Union Christian
2005 – Camden Fairview (3), Batesville, Lafayette County (2), Harding Academy (4), Delaplaine (5)
2004 – LR McClellan (2), Sylvan Hills (2), De Queen, Lafayette County, Delaplaine (4)
2003 _ Jonesboro, Sylvan Hills, Nashville (4), Harding Academy (3), Delaplaine (3)
2002 – Pine Bluff (6), Watson Chapel (5), Mena, tie – Harding Academy (2)-Rison (7), Delaplaine (2)
2001 – Pine Bluff (5), Watson Chapel (4), Nashville (3), Harding Academy, Delaplaine
2000 – Fayetteville (3), Crossett (5), Nashville (2), tie – Jessieville-Shiloh Christian (5), Emerson (7)
1999 – Fayetteville (2), Watson Chapel (3), Nashville, Shiloh Christian (4), Emerson (6)
1998 – Camden Fairview (2), Watson Chapel (2), Beebe (2), Shiloh Christian (3), Emerson (5)
1997 – Texarkana (2), Crossett (4), Mountain View, Shiloh Christian (2), St. Joseph (2)
1996 – Texarkana, Watson Chapel, Pocahontas (3), Shiloh Christian, St. Joseph
1995 – FS Southside (10), Sheridan (2), Pocahontas (2), Barton, FS Christian (3)
1994 – FS Southside (9), Sheridan, Warren (2), Foreman (2), FS Christian (2)
1993 – FS Southside (8), Camden Fairview, Lake Village, Foreman, FS Christian
1992 – FS Southside (7), Magnolia, Warren, Nevada (2), Emerson (4)
1991 – FS Southside (6), Crossett (3), Nevada, Caddo Hills (2), Scranton (4)
1990 – FS Southside (5), Crossett (2), Dardanelle (2), Caddo Hills, Scranton (3)
1989 – Conway (4), Batesville, Dardanelle, Foreman, Emerson (3)
1988 – Conway (3), Crossett, Star City (2), Hermitage, Saratoga (3)
1987 – Conway (2), Wynne (2), Star City, Rison (6), Emerson (2)
1986 – Conway, Wynne, Fordyce (2), Rison (5), Saratoga (2)
1985 – FS Southside (4), Alma (3), Prescott, Rison (4), Saratoga
1984 – Pine Bluff (4), Malvern (2), Fordyce, Lewisville (3), Scranton (2)
1983 – Pine Bluff (3), FS Southside (3), Malvern, Marvell, Lewisville (2), Shirley
1982 – Pine Bluff (2), FS Southside (2), Greenwood, Augusta, Lewisville, tie-Pocahontas, St. Paul
1981 – Pine Bluff, FS Southside, HS Lakeside (2), DeWitt, Rison (3), Oil Trough
1980 – LR Central (2), Blytheville (3), HS Lakeside, McCrory, Rison (2), Emerson
1979 – LR Central, LR McClellan, Arkadelphia, Hoxie, Rison, Scranton
1978 – LR Parkview, Blytheville (2), Alma (2), Waldron (2), Mountain Pine, Kensett (2)
1977 – NLR Ole Main, Blytheville, Alma, Stamps, Kensett
1976 – Fayetteville, Beebe
1975 – LR Hall
1974 – Waldron

Most state girls track and field championships

Team	Titles	Title Years (Spring)
Fort Smith Southside	10	1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995
Nashville	10	1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012
Camden Fairview	8	1993, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

References

"Track". Arkansas Activities Association. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved April 22, 2013.
"High School Sports Record Book". National Federation of State High School Associations. Retrieved October 5, 2013.

External links

Track/Xcountry at Arkansas Activities Association

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[1] "Track". Arkansas Activities Association. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved April 22, 2013.

[2] "High School Sports Record Book". National Federation of State High School Associations. Retrieved October 5, 2013.