Wayne County Athletic League (OHSAA) - See Also

See Also

  • Ohio High School Athletic Conferences
Wayne County Athletic League
Current members
  • Chippewa (Chipps)
  • Dalton (Bulldogs)
  • Hillsdale (Falcons)
  • Northwestern (Huskies)
  • Norwayne (Bobcats)
  • Rittman (Indians)
  • Smithville (Smithies)
  • Waynedale (Golden Bears)
Former members
  • Apple Creek (Aces)
  • Big Prairie (Bobcats)
  • Burbank (Bombers)
  • Chester (Pups)
  • Congress (Senators)
  • Creston (Panthers)
  • Fredericksburg (Freddies)
  • Marshallville (Tigers)
  • Mt. Eaton/Paint Township (Pirates)
  • Shreve (Trojans)
  • Sterling/Milton Township (Eagles)
  • Triway (Titans)
  • West Salem (Clippers)
Northeast District (Ohio) High School Athletic Conferences
Current Conferences
  • Akron City Series
  • All-American Conference
  • Chagrin Valley Conference
  • Federal League
  • Firelands Conference
  • Inter Tri County League
  • Lake Erie League
  • North Coast League
  • Northeast Athletic Conference
  • Northeast Ohio Conference (NOC)
  • Northeastern Conference
  • Northeastern Buckeye Conference
  • Ohio Cardinal Conference (OCC)
  • Patriot Athletic Conference
  • Portage Trail Conference (PTC)
  • Premier Athletic League
  • Principals Athletic Conference (PAC-8)
  • Senate Athletic League
  • Southwestern Conference
  • Suburban League
  • Wayne County Athletic League
  • West Shore Conference
Outlying Conferences
  • Mid-Buckeye Conference
  • Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference
  • North Central Conference
  • Northern Ohio League

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