Member Schools
- Archbishop John Carroll High School (Delaware County)
- Archbishop Ryan High School (Philadelphia)
- Archbishop Wood Catholic High School (Bucks County)
- Bishop McDevitt High School (Montgomery County)
- Cardinal O'Hara High School (Delaware County)
- Father Judge High School (Philadelphia; boys only)
- John W. Hallahan High School (Philadelphia; girls only)
- Lansdale Catholic High School (Montgomery County)
- La Salle College High School (Montgomery; boys only)
- Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls (Philadelphia; girls only)
- Roman Catholic High School for Boys (Philadelphia; boys only)
- Saint Joseph's Preparatory School (Philadelphia; boys only)
- Saints John Neumann and Maria Goretti Catholic High School (Philadelphia)
- Conwell-Egan Catholic High School (Bucks)
- Archbishop Prendergast High School (Delaware County; girls only)*
- Monsignor Bonner High School (Delaware County; boys only)*
- Saint Hubert High School (Philadelphia; girls only)
- West Philadelphia Catholic High School (Philadelphia)
* — As of 2012-13, the school competes under the combined names of the schools, Bonner-Prendergast.
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