Lake Suburban Conference - Members

Members

School Location Mascot Colors County Year
Joined
Previous Conference Year
Left
Conference Joined
Crown Point Crown Point Bulldogs 45
Lake
1949
1963

Independents
1953
1993
Independents
Duneland
Dyer Central Dyer Indians 45
Lake
1949 1966 none (consolidated
into Lake Central)
Edison East Gary Fighting Eagles 45
Lake
1949 1970 Independents
Gary Edison Gary Blazers 45
Lake
1949 1968 Gary West Side]])
Gary Wirt Gary Troopers 45
Lake
1949 1970 Northwestern
Griffith Griffith Panthers 45
Lake
1949 1993 Lake 10
Hobart Hobart Brickies 45
Lake
1949 1955 Independents
Lowell Lowell Red Devils 45
Lake
1949
1956

Independents
1955
1993
Independents
Northwest Hoosier
Merrillville Merrillville Pirates 45
Lake
1949 1975 Duneland
Portage Portage Indians 64
Porter
1950 Independents 1970 Duneland
Highland Highland Trojans 45
Lake
1962 Independents 1993 Lake 10
Calumet Gary Warriors 45
Lake
1963 Independents 1993 Lake 10
Chesterton Chesterton Trojans 64
Porter
1963 Independents 1970 Duneland
Lake Central St. John Indians 45
Lake
1966 none (new school) 1993 Independent
Munster High School Munster Mustangs 45
Lake
1970 Independents 1993 Lake 10

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