Former Members
| School | Location | Mascot | Colors | County | Year joined | Previous Conference | Year Left | Conference joined |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kokomo Haworth | Kokomo | Huskies | 34 Howard |
1971 | independent | 1984 | none (school closed) | |
| Madison Heights | Anderson | Pirates | 48 Madison |
1971 | independent | 1997 | none (school closed) | |
| Muncie North Side | Muncie | Titans | 18 Delaware |
1971 | none (new school) | 1986 | none (school closed) | |
| Muncie Southside | Muncie | Rebels | 18 Delaware |
1971 | independent | 2010 | independent | |
| Carmel | Carmel | Greyhounds | 29 Hamilton |
1974 | Sagamore | 1998 | Metro | |
| Huntington North |
Huntington | Vikings | 35 Huntington |
1974 | Central Indiana | 2003 | North Central | |
| Anderson Highland | Anderson | Scots | 48 Madison |
1985 | Classic | 2010 | none (school closed) | |
| Jay County | Portland | Patriots | 38 Jay |
1985 | Classic | 2010 | independent | |
| Noblesville | Noblesville | Millers | 29 Hamilton |
1985 | Central Suburban | 2000 | Hoosier Crossroads | |
| Connersville | Connersville | Spartans | 21 Fayette |
1991 | South Central | 2010 | independent | |
| Brownsburg | Brownsburg | Bulldogs | 32 Hendricks |
1997 | independent | 2000 | Hoosier Crossroads | |
| Hamilton Southeastern |
Fishers | Royals | 29 Hamilton |
1997 | Hoosier Heritage | 2000 | Hoosier Crossroads | |
| Harrison (West Lafayette) |
West Lafayette | Raiders | 79 Tippecanoe |
1997 | Hoosier | 2000 | Hoosier Crossroads | |
| McCutcheon | Lafayette | Mavericks | 79 Tippecanoe |
1997 | Hoosier | 2000 | Hoosier Crossroads |
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