Rangeline Conference - Former Members

Former Members

School	Location	Mascot	County	Year joined	Previous Conference	Year left	Conference Joined
Avon	Avon	Orioles	32 Hendricks	1965	Independents	1970	West Central
Hamilton Heights	Arcadia	Huskies	29 Hamilton	1965	none (new school)	2000	Mid-Indiana
Hamilton Southeastern	Fishers	Royals	29 Hamilton	1965 1972	none (new school) Big Blue River	1969 1995	Big Blue River Hoosier Heritage
Sharpsville-Prairie	Sharpsville	Bulldogs	80 Tipton	1965	Independents	1970	none (consolidated into Tri-Central)
Sheridan	Sheridan	Blackhawks	29 Hamilton	1965	Hamilton County	2000	Hoosier
Westfield	Westfield	Shamrocks	29 Hamilton	1965	Hamilton County	2000	Hoosier Crossroads
Tri-Central	Sharpsville	Trojans	80 Tipton	1970	none (new school)	1989	Hoosier Heartland
Taylor	Center	Titans	34 Howard	1972		1974	Mid-Indiana
Zionsville	Zionsville	Eagles	06 Boone	1972		2000	Hoosier Crossroads
Clinton Central	Michigantown	Bulldogs	12 Clinton	1974	Mid-Central	1989	Hoosier Heartland
Clinton Prairie	Frankfort	Gophers	12 Clinton	1974	Mid-Central	1989	Hoosier Heartland
New Palestine	New Palestine	Dragons	30 Hancock	1989	Big Blue River	1995	Hoosier Heritage
Triton Central	Fairland	Tigers	73 Shelby	1989	Big Blue River	1996	Mid-Hoosier
Scecina Memorial	Indianapolis	Crusaders	49 Marion	1995	Independents	2000	Independents
Tipton	Tipton	Blue Devils	80 Tipton	1997	Central Indiana	2000	Hoosier
Yorktown	Yorktown	Tigers	18 Delaware	1997	White River	1999	Hoosier Heritage

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