Ohio High School Athletic Conferences - North Central Conference

North Central Conference

  • New Washington Buckeye Central Bucks - Charter Member (1962/63-Present)
  • Bucyrus Redmen (2002/03-Present)
  • North Robinson Colonel Crawford Eagles - Charter Member (1962/63-Present)
  • Crestline Bulldogs (1990/91-Present)
  • Galion Tigers (2011/12-Present)
  • Lucas Cubs (1998/99-Present)
  • Ontario Warriors (1990/91-Present)
  • Mt. Blanchard Riverdale Falcons - Charter Member (1962/63-Present)
  • Upper Sandusky Rams (2011/12-Present)
  • Bucyrus Wynford Royals (1963/64-Present)

Former Members

  • Carey Blue Devils (1963/64-1989/90, Left for the Midland Athletic League)
  • Sycamore Mohawk Warriors (1962/63-1989/90, Left for the Midland Athletic League)
  • Morral Ridgedale Rockets (1962/63-1989/90, Left for the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference)
  • Marion Elgin Comets (1962/63-1989/90, Left for the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference)
  • Caledonia River Valley Vikings (1962/63-1989/90, Left for the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference)
  • Marion Pleasant Spartans (1962/63-1989/90, Left for the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference)
  • Fredericktown Freddies (1990/91-1998/99, Left for the Mid-Buckeye Conference)

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