Hanover 785, Hopkinton 751, Kearsarge 715, Bishop Brady 647, Belmont 634, John Stark 494, Laconia 481, Inter-Lakes 332, Prospect Mountain 149
Key players: Hopkinton – Will Chapin (4th giant slalom, 9th slalom), Harrison Wilson (5th GS, 7th slalom), Merrick Chapin (4th slalom, 7th GS), Conrad Mollano (12th GS, 19th slalom); Kearsarge – Alex Spinney (10th GS, 15th slalom), Braden Hurley (14th GS, 18th slalom), Tobin Wyman (16th slalom, 17th GS), Thomas Shepherd (20th GS, 26th slalom); Bishop Brady – Liam Masner (21st GS), Jack Beauchesne (24th GS, 30th slalom), Maxwell Brooks (27th GS, 27th slalom), Nicholas Brown (42nd GS), Alvaro Revuelta (34th slalom), Boden Gendron (36th slalom); Belmont – Tanner McKim (24th slalom), Mathias Krauchunas (29th GS, 29th slalom), Alejandro Jimenez (32nd GS), Landon Bormes (35th GS, 43rd slalom), Ryan Cribbie (35th slalom, 38th GS); John Stark – Perry Stratton (9th GS, 21st slalom), Austin Freeman (22nd slalom, 26th GS), Sam Robinson (44th slalom, 53rd GS)
Highlights: Defending D-III champions Hopkinton finished second in a 10-team meet at Mount Sunapee, placing three skiers in the top 10 of both the slalom and GS events. Last year’s D-II champion, Hanover, won both events.