Southwest Wisconsin Conference - Conference Champions By Sport

Conference Champions By Sport

Football

  • 2005: Lancaster (7-0); WIAA Division 5 state champion
  • 2006: Lancaster, Platteville (co-champions (6-1)), Lancaster was WIAA Division 5 state champion
  • 2007: Lancaster, Platteville, Richland Center (co-champions, (5-2))
  • 2008: Lancaster (7-0)
  • 2009: Lancaster (5-0)

Boys' cross country

  • 2005: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0)
  • 2006: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0); WIAA 4th place, Division 2
  • 2007: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0)
  • 2008: Platteville (5-0), WIAA 12th place, Division 2
  • 2009: Platteville (4-1)

Girls' cross country

  • 2005: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0), WIAA Division 2 state champion;
  • 2006: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0), WIAA Division 2 state champion
  • 2007: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0), WIAA 3rd place, Division 2
  • 2008: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0), WIAA 2nd place, Division 2
  • 2009: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (5-0), WIAA 7th place, Division 2

Boys' soccer

  • 2005: Richland Center (6-0)
  • 2006: Platteville (8-1)
  • 2007: Platteville (9-1-1)
  • 2008: Platteville/Lancaster (12-0)
  • 2009: Dodgeville/Mineral Point (11-1)

Volleyball

  • 2005: Richland Center, River Valley (co-champions) (9-1)
  • 2006: Richland Center (10-0)
  • 2007: Richland Center (10-0)
  • 2008: Richland Center (9-1)
  • 2009: River Valley (10-0)

Boys' basketball

  • 2005-06: Richland Center
  • 2006-07: Dodgeville, Prairie du Chien, River Valley (co-champions)
  • 2007-08: River Valley
  • 2008-09: River Valley
  • 2009-10: Prairie du Chien, River Valley (co-champions)

Girls' basketball

  • 2005-06: Lancaster
  • 2006-07: Richland Center
  • 2007-08: Richland Center
  • 2008-09: Richland Center
  • 2009-10: Richland Center

Wrestling

  • 2005-06: Lancaster
  • 2006-07: Dodgeville
  • 2007-08: River Valley
  • 2008-09: River Valley
  • 2009-10: Prairie du Chien, River Valley (co-champions)

Baseball

  • 2006: Prairie du Chien
  • 2007: Prairie du Chien, River Valley (co-champions); Platteville was WIAA Division 2 runner-up
  • 2008: Prairie du Chien; WIAA Division 2 runner-up
  • 2009: Prairie du Chien
  • 2010: Prairie du Chien

Boys' track and field

  • 2006: Platteville
  • 2007: Platteville
  • 2008: Platteville
  • 2009: Platteville
  • 2010: Platteville

Girls' track and field

  • 2006: Platteville
  • 2007: Platteville
  • 2008: Platteville
  • 2009: Platteville
  • 2010: Platteville

Golf

  • 2006: Platteville
  • 2007: Platteville
  • 2008: Platteville
  • 2009: Lancaster
  • 2010: Platteville

Softball

  • 2006: Lancaster
  • 2007: Lancaster
  • 2008: Lancaster
  • 2009: Lancaster
  • 2010: Lancaster

Girls' soccer

  • 2006: Dodgeville/Mineral Point, Platteville (co-champions)
  • 2007: Platteville
  • 2008: Platteville
  • 2009: Platteville/Lancaster
  • 2010: Platteville/Lancaster

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