Football Champions
Source
Season | Regular Season Champion |
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1947 | New Hampshire |
1948 | New Hampshire |
1949 | Connecticut, Maine |
1950 | New Hampshire |
1951 | Maine |
1952 | Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire |
1953 | New Hampshire, Rhode Island |
1954 | New Hampshire |
1955 | Rhode Island |
1956 | Connecticut |
1957 | Connecticut, Rhode Island |
1958 | Connecticut |
1959 | Connecticut |
1960 | Connecticut, Massachusetts |
1961 | Maine |
1962 | New Hampshire |
1963 | Massachusetts |
1964 | Massachusetts |
1965 | Maine |
1966 | Massachusetts |
1967 | Massachusetts |
1968 | Connecticut, New Hampshire |
1969 | Massachusetts |
1970 | Connecticut |
1971 | Connecticut, Massachusetts |
1972 | Massachusetts |
1973 | Connecticut |
1974 | Maine, Massachusetts |
1975 | New Hampshire |
1976 | New Hampshire |
1977 | Massachusetts |
1978 | Massachusetts |
1979 | Massachusetts |
1980 | Boston University |
1981 | Rhode Island, Massachusetts |
1982 | Boston University, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts |
1983 | Boston University, Connecticut |
1984 | Boston University, Rhode Island |
1985 | Rhode Island |
1986 | Connecticut, Delaware, Massachusetts |
1987 | Maine, Richmond |
1988 | Delaware, Massachusetts |
1989 | Connecticut, Maine, Villanova |
1990 | Massachusetts |
1991 | Delaware, New Hampshire, Villanova |
1992 | Delaware |
1993 | Boston University |
1994 | New Hampshire |
1995 | Delaware |
1996 | William & Mary |
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