New York state high school boys basketball championships

Following is a list New York state high school boys basketball championships that are won in the Federation Tournament of Champions.

The championship is conducted by the New York State Federation of Secondary School Athletic Associations (NYSFSSAA) in which the winners of the various associations in New York compete:

• New York State Public High School Athletic Association (public schools outside of New York City) (NYSPHSAA) (which qualifies in the NPSHSAA Tournament)
• Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL) (public schools in New York City)
• Catholic High School Athletic Association (CHSAA)
• New York State Association of Independent Schools Athletic Association (NYSAISA)

The championship games are held each March in Glens Falls, New York at the Glens Falls Civic Center.^{[1] [2]}

The tournament moved to Albany, New York in 2011.

Winners and Runners Up

Year	Class	Winner	Runner Up	W Score	RU Score	Overtimes
1981	A	Brooklyn-Xaverian	Mount Vernon	67	66
1981	B	Malverne	NYC-Tolentine	55	54
1981	C	Long Island Lutheran	Wyandanch	60	59
1981	D	Bronx-Our Saviour Lutheran	Tuckahoe	84	54
1982	A	NYC- Ben Franklin	Spring Valley	56	55
1982	B	Syrcause-Nottingham	NYC-St. Agnes	74	69
1982	C	Long Island Lutheran	Wyandanch	68	43
1982	D	New York Mills	NYC-McBurney	64	63
1983	A	North Babylon	NYC-Springfield Garden	87	73
1983	B	Bishop Loughlin M.H.S.	Buffalo-Bennett	96	68
1983	C	Rochester-Charlotte	Wyandanch	88	57
1983	D	Bronx-Our Saviour Lutheran	Brookfield	85	54
1984	A	Bronx-Truman	Amherst-Sweet Home	67	65	1
1984	B	Buffalo-Bennett	Flushing-Holy Cross	65	57
1984	C	Rochester-Charlotte	NYC-Dalton School	47	46
1984	D	Bridgehampton	Greenwood	49	47
1985	A	Bronx-All Hallows	Binghamton	66	63	1
1985	B	Bronx-Samuel Gompers	Westbury	72	54
1985	C	Buffalo-Nichols	Old Westbury-Wheatley	74	55
1985	D	Bishop Cunningham-Oswego	Bridgehampton	69	67	2
1986	A	Binghamton	Abraham Lincoln	79	61
1986	B	Brooklyn-Xaverian	Manhassett	71	70
1986	C	Buffalo-Nichols	Rochester-Wilson Magnet	63	59
1986	D	Bridgehampton	Newfield	94	57
1987	A	Bronx-Our Saviour Lutheran	Jamaica-Archbishop Molloy	71	61
1987	B	Syracuse-Nottingham	Queens-Christ the King	72	70
1987	C	Niagara Falls-Trott Vocational	NYC- Regis	57	86
1988	A	NYC-Tolentine	Bronx-Our Saviour Lutheran	95	69
1988	B	NYC-Tolentine	Bronx-Our Saviour Lutheran	95	69
1988	C	Buffalo-Turner Carroll	Stillwater	86	87
1989	A	Queens-Christ the King	Bronx-Adlai Stevenson	80	57
1989	B	Brooklyn-Nazareth	East Hampton	54	36
1989	C	Lyons	Buffalo-Nichols	77	70
1990	A	NYC-William Grady	Hempstead	78	67
1990	B	Jamesville DeWitt	NYC- James Monroe	72	57
1990	C	Buffalo-Nichols	Rensselaer	67	89
1991	A	Mount Vernon	Abraham Lincoln	59	49
1991	B	Syracuse-Nottingham	NYC-Julia Richman	65	49
1991	C	Watervliet	Buffalo- Turner Carroll	82	63
1992	A	Bishop Loughlin M.H.S.	Greece-Athena	68	57
1992	B	Syracuse - Fowler	Buffalo- St. Josephs	60	59
1992	C	Seneca Falls-Mynderse	NYC-Regis	84	91
1993	A	Bronx-St. Raymonds	Bronx-Walton	96	81
1993	B	Norwich	Buffalo-St. Josephs	75	69
1993	C	NYC-Regis	Whitney Point	43	41
1994	A	Rice	White Plains	82	54
1994	B	Long Island Lutheran	Norwich	71	53
1994	C	Tonawanda-Cardinal OHara	Syracuse-Bishop Ludden	77	72
1995	A	Abraham Lincoln	Queens - Christ the King	55	52
1995	B	Bronx- Mount St. Michael	NYC- Francis Lewis	64	39
1995	C	Buffalo-Nichols	Yonkers-Sacred Heart	74	44
1996	A	Rice	Niagara Falls-LaSalle	84	65
1996	B	Peekskill	Oyster Bay - St. Dominic	62	57	1
1996	C	Buffalo Traditional	NYC-Collegiate School	92	71
1997	A	Long Island Lutheran	Paul Robeson	53	50
1997	B	Oyster Bay-St. Dominic	Syracuse-Westhill	53	50
1997	C	New Rochelle-Salesian	Syracuse-CBA	65	62
1998	A	Rice	Long Island Lutheran	80	65
1998	B	Westhampton Beach	Wadleigh	62	51
1998	C	Buffalo-Turner/Carroll	Sidney	68	55
1999	A	Rice	Cardoza	93	65
1999	B	Buffalo-Turner/Carroll	Southampton	66	63
1999	C	Lawrence Woodmere	New Rochelle-Salesian	63	43
2000	A	Mount Vernon	Bronx- J. F. Kennedy	60	58
2000	B	Manhasset-St. Mary's	Amityville	55	49
2000	C	Brooklyn-Poly Prep	Buffalo Traditional	51	50
2001	A	Bronx-St. Raymonds	Schenectady	62	49
2001	B	Amityville	Brooklyn-Ben. Banneker	91	73
2001	C	Buffalo traditional	Buffalo-Canisius	65	53
2002	A	Rice	Syracuse-Henninger	61	53
2002	B	Manhasset-St. Mary's	Amityville	65	61	1
2002	C	Lawrence Woodmere	Rye Brook-Blind Brook	44	39
2003	A	Abraham Lincoln	Christ the King	75	73	1
2003	B	Amityville	Mineola-Chaminade	65	57
2003	C	Brooklyn Friends	Buffalo City Honors	69	68	1
2004	AA	Mount Vernon	Abraham Lincoln	66	52
2004	A	Jamesville-DeWitt	Buffalo - St. Josephs	77	73	1
2004	B	Somers - J. F. Kennedy	Brooklyn - McKinney	81	61
2004	C	Blind Brook	Tully	52	43
2004	D	Alexander Hamilton	Whitesville	50	44
2005	AA	Niagara Falls	Xaverian	68	65
2005	A	St. Anthonys	Peekskill	61	50
2005	B	Regis	Palmyra-Macedon	64	48
2005	C
2006	AA	Mount Vernon	Abraham Lincoln	62	60
2006	A	Peekskill	Lawrence Woodmere	81	75
2006	B	Global Studies	Blessed Sacrament	78	73
2007	AA	Abraham Lincoln	Rice	68	62
2007	A	Peekskill	Cardinal Hayes	44	42
2007	B	Malverne	Blessed Sacrament	90	81
2008	AA	Abraham Lincoln	Holy Cross	86	67
2008	A	Jamesville-DeWitt	L. I. Lutheran	70	66
2008	B	Collegiate	St. Agnes	57	44
2009	AA	Rice	Newburgh	70	68	1
2009	A	Long Island Lutheran	Jamesville-DeWitt	68	51
2009	B	Collegiate	Bishop Kearney	57	55
2010	AA	Christ the King	Boys and Girls	52	49
2010	A	Nichols	Jamesville-DeWitt	65	43
2010	B	Collegiate	Queens-Teaching	61	41
2011	AA	Mount Vernon	Christ the King	84	78 (OT)
2011	A	Long Island Lutheran	Manhasset-St. Mary's	78	51
2011	B	Collegiate	New Rochelle-Salesian	48	46
2011	C	Friends Academy	Syracuse Academy of Science	46	44

See Also

List of New York state high school league conferences

References

1. ^ New York State Basketball Championships - nybasketball.net - Retrieved February 5, 2010
2. ^ New York State Boys Basketball Championships - nybasketball.net - Retrieved February 5, 2010