Japan National High School Sports Festival

From International Hockey Wiki
Revision as of 13:42, 10 November 2016 by Admin (talk | contribs) (1 revision)
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)
Jump to navigation Jump to search

The Japan National High School Sports Festival is a high school competition that has been contested in Japan since 1952.

Champions

  • 1952: Tomakomai East
  • 1953: Tomakomai East
  • 1954: Tomakomai East
  • 1955: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1956: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1957: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1958: Hokkaido Kushirokoryo High School
  • 1959: Tochigi Prefectural sunlight Meiho High School
  • 1960: Hokkaido Kushirokoryo High School
  • 1961: Tomakomai East
  • 1962: Tomakomai East
  • 1963: Tomakomai East
  • 1964: Tomakomai East
  • 1965: Tomakomai East
  • 1966: Tochigi Prefectural sunlight Meiho High School
  • 1967: Tomakomai East
  • 1968: Tomakomai East
  • 1969: Tochigi Prefectural sunlight Meiho High School
  • 1970: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1971: Kushiro Daiichi
  • 1972: Komazawa University
  • 1973: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1974: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1975: Komazawa University
  • 1976: Komazawa University
  • 1977: Komazawa University
  • 1978: Tomakomai Industrial
  • 1979: Tochigi Prefectural sunlight Meiho High School
  • 1980: Komazawa University
  • 1981: Komazawa University
  • 1982: Komazawa University
  • 1983: Kushiro Industrial
  • 1984: TakeOsamukan High School
  • 1985: Kushiro Industrial
  • 1986: Komazawa University
  • 1987: Kushiro Industrial
  • 1988: Komazawa University
  • 1989: Kushiro Industrial
  • 1990: Komazawa University
  • 1991: Komazawa University
  • 1992: Komazawa University
  • 1993: Kushiro Jiangnan
  • 1994: Komazawa University
  • 1995: Komazawa University
  • 1996: Komazawa University
  • 1997: Komazawa University
  • 1998: Komazawa University
  • 1999: Komazawa University
  • 2000: Komazawa University
  • 2001: Komazawa University
  • 2002: Komazawa University
  • 2003: Kushiro Green Gang
  • 2004: Komazawa University
  • 2005: Komazawa University
  • 2006: Komazawa University
  • 2007: Komazawa University
  • 2008: Komazawa University
  • 2009: Birch Gakuen High School
  • 2010: Birch Gakuen High School
  • 2011: Komazawa University
  • 2012: Komazawa University
  • 2013: Birch Gakuen High School
  • 2014: Birch Gakuen High School
  • 2015: Komazawa University
  • 2016: TakeOsamukan High School

External links

Retrieved from "http://internationalhockeywiki.com/ihw/index.php?title=Japan_National_High_School_Sports_Festival&oldid=864"