Conference and League Structure
The following are the conferences and leagues:
- Coastal Mountain Conference (Redwood Empire)
- North Central League I (NCL I-North) - 5 schools
- North Central League II (NCL I- South) - 5 schools
- North Central League III (NCL II-North) - 8 schools
- North Central League IV (NCL II- South) - 7 schools
- Bay Area Conference (East Bay)
- Bay Counties League - 7 schools
- Bay Counties League - West (BCL West) - 7 schools
- Bay Counties League (BCL East) - 7 schools
- Bay Counties League - Central (BCL Central) - 7 schools
- Valley Conference (East Bay)
- Bay Valley Athletic League (BVAL) - 6 schools
- Diablo-Foothill Athletic League (DFAL) - 7 schools
- East Bay Athletic League (EBAL) - 9 schools
- Diablo Valley Athletic League (DVAL) - 7 schools
- Bay Shore Conference (East Bay)
- Alameda Contra Costa Athletic League (ACCAL) - 7 schools
- Bay Shore Athletic League (BSAL) - 10 schools
- Hayward Area Athletic League (HAAL) - 9 schools
- Mission Valley Athletic League (MVAL) - 7 schools
- Humboldt-Del Norte Conference (Redwood Empire)
- Big 5 – (HDNL) 5 schools
- Little 4 – (HDNL) 4 schools
- Marin, Sonoma and Mendocino Conference (Redwood Empire)
- North Bay League (NBL) - 9 schools
- Marin County Athletic League (MCAL) - 10 schools
- Sonoma County League (SCL) - 7 schools
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