Northwest Ohio Catholic Schools Association
(this is a secondary conference for the smaller schools belonging to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Toledo)
- Tiffin Calvert Senecas
- Oregon Cardinal Stritch Cardinals
- Lima Central Catholic Thunderbirds (infrequent participation)
- Fremont St. Joseph Crimson Streaks
- Fostoria St. Wendelin Mohawks
- Mansfield St. Peter's Spartans (no football)
- Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic Panthers
- Norwalk St. Paul Flyers
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