Members
| School | Nickname | Location | Colors | |||
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| Antwerp | Archers | Antwerp | Royal Blue, White |
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| Ayersville | Pilots | Highland Twp. | Columbia Blue, Gold |
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| Edgerton | Bulldogs | Edgerton | Maroon, Gold |
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| Fairview | Apaches | Sherwood | Black, Gold |
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| Hicksville | Aces | Hicksville | Red, White |
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| Holgate | Tigers | Holgate | Purple, Gold |
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| Tinora | Rams | Defiance | Green, White |
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| Wayne Trace | Raiders | Haviland | Red, Blue |
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