OHSAA Northeast Region athletic conferences

This is a list of high school athletic conferences in the Northeast Region of Ohio, as defined by the OHSAA.^[1] Because the names of localities and their corresponding high schools do not always match and because there is often a possibility of ambiguity with respect to either the name of a locality or the name of a high school, the following table gives both in every case, with the locality name first, in plain type, and the high school name second in boldface type. The school's team nickname is given last.

Akron City Series

Akron Buchtel Griffins (1931-)
Akron East Dragons (1918-)
Akron Ellet Orangemen (1971-)
Akron Firestone Falcons (1963-)
Akron Garfield Golden Rams (2017–, known as Kenmore–Garfield 2017–2022)
Akron North Vikings (1915-)

Former members

Akron Central Wildcats (1915-1970, consolidated into Central-Hower)
Akron Central-Hower Eagles (1970-2006, closed)
Akron Hower Buccaneers (1927-1970, consolidated into Central-Hower)
Akron Kenmore Cardinals (1929-2017, consolidated into Kenmore–Garfield)
Akron Garfield Golden Rams (1926-2017, consolidated into Kenmore–Garfield)
Akron South Cavaliers or Big Blue (1915-1980, closed)
Akron West Cowboys (1915-1953, closed)

All-American Conference

Red Division

Austintown-Fitch Falcons (2011- [Football, 2015-])
Youngstown Boardman Spartans (2014- [Football, 2015-])
Canfield Cardinals (2008-)
Warren Howland Tigers (2008-)
Warren G. Harding Raiders (2014- [Football, 2015-2019)

Former members

Salem Quakers (2008–2011, to Northeastern Buckeye Conference) White Division 2008–11.
Lisbon Beaver Local Beavers (played concurrently in OVAC, 2008–2013, to Buckeye 8 Athletic League) Red Division 2008–11, American Division 2011–13.
Girard Indians (2008-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Hubbard Eagles (2008-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Jefferson Area Falcons (2011-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Cortland Lakeview Bulldogs (2008-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Niles McKinley Red Dragons (2008-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Poland Poland Seminary Bulldogs (2008-2018, to Northeast 8 Conference)
Struthers Wildcats (2008-2018), to Northeast 8 Conference)
Ashtabula Edgewood Warriors (2014-2019, to Chagrin Valley Conference)
Ashtabula Lakeside Dragons (2015-2019, to Chagrin Valley Conference)
Youngstown East Golden Bears (2014-19 [Football, 2015-19], to Steel Valley Conference)
Brookfield Warriors (2014-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Campbell Memorial Red Devils (2008-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Champion Golden Flashes (2008-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Columbiana Crestview Rebels (2019-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Leavittsburg LaBrae Vikings (2008-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Liberty Leopards (2008-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Newton Falls Tigers (2008-2020, to Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference)
Warren Warren G. Harding Raiders Football, 2015-2019, Moved to Freelance in 2020, then to the Steel Valley Conference in 2021)

Chagrin Valley Conference

Chagrin Division

Chagrin Falls Tigers (1964-)
Gates Mills Hawken Hawks (1996-)
Rocky River Lutheran West Longhorns (2019-)
Pepper Pike Orange Lions (1964-1996, 1998-)¹
Perry Pirates (1996-)
Chesterland West Geauga Wolverines (1963-1996, 1998-)¹

Metro Division

Brooklyn Hurricanes (2019-)
Beachwood Bison (2005-)
Cuyahoga Heights Red Wolves (2005-)
Independence Blue Devils (2005-)
Richmond Heights Spartans (2005-)
Garfield Heights Trinity Trojans (2019-)
Wickliffe Blue Devils (1980-)

Valley Division

Burton Berkshire Badgers (1996-)
Middlefield Cardinal Huskies (1996-)
Kirtland Hornets (1996-)
Crestwood Red Devils (2020-)
Orwell Grand Valley Mustangs (1998-2009, 2019-)
Painesville Harvey Red Raiders (2009-)

Lake Division

Conneaut Spartans (2023-)
Madison Blue Streaks (2023-)
Ashtabula Edgewood Warriors (2019-)
Geneva Eagles (2015-)
Jefferson Area Falcons (2023-)

Ashtabula Lakeside Dragons (2019-)

Former members

Aurora Greenmen (1964-1983, to East Suburban, 1996–2015, to Suburban)
Chardon Hilltoppers (1964-1980, to East Suburban, 1983–1996, to Premier Athletic Conference 1998)
Fairport Harbor Fairport Harding Skippers (2005-2020)
Bainbridge Kenston Bombers (1964-1996, to Western Reserve, 2005–2015, to Western Reserve)
Newbury Black Knights (1998-2014, to Northeastern Athletic Conference; school closed in 2020)
Solon Comets (1964-1996, to Western Reserve)
Twinsburg Tigers (1964-1996, to Western Reserve)

Cleveland Senate Athletic League

Cleveland John Adams Rebels (1923–95, 2006-)
Cleveland Jane Addams Executives (1985-, no football)
Cleveland Collinwood Railroaders (1924-)
Cleveland East Technical Scarabs (1908-)
Cleveland Glenville Tarblooders (1905-)
Cleveland Max S. Hayes Lakers (1957-, no football)
Cleveland John F. Kennedy Fighting Eagles (1966-)
Cleveland Martin Luther King, Jr. Crusaders (1972-, no football)
Cleveland Lincoln-West Wolverines (1961-)
Cleveland John Marshall Lawyers (1936-)
Cleveland James F. Rhodes Rams (1936-)
Cleveland John Hay Hornets (1936-)

Former members:

Cleveland Aviation Thunderbirds (1965–95)
Cleveland Benedictine Bengals (1936–72)
Cleveland Cathedral Latin Lions (1936–67)
Cleveland Central Trojans (1904–52)
Cleveland East Blue Bombers (1904-2010)
Parma Heights Holy Name Green Wave (1936–67)
Cleveland Lincoln Wolverines (1936–70)
Cleveland St. Ignatius Wildcats (1936–67)
Cleveland South Flyers (1904-2010)
Cleveland West Cowboys (1904–61)
Cleveland West Technical Warriors (1904–95)
Cleveland Whitney M. Young Warriors (2004-2018)

Crown Conference

Cleveland Heights Beaumont Blue Streaks (2021-)
Mentor Lake Catholic Cougars (2021-)
Chardon Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions (2021-)
Parma Padua Franciscan Bruins (2021-)
Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Warriors (2021-)

Eastern Buckeye Conference

Alliance Aviators (2018-)
Carrollton Warriors (2018-)
Lexington Township Marlington Dukes (2018-)
Minerva Lions (2018-)
Salem Quakers (2018-)
Beloit West Branch Warriors (2018-)

Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference

The Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference league was formed after the Inter-Tri County League split into two separate conferences for the 2017–18 school year.

Columbiana Clippers (2017–)
Lisbon David Anderson Blue Devils (2017–)
East Palestine Bulldogs (2017–)
Leetonia Bears (2017–)
Salineville Southern Local Indians (2017–)
Hanoverton United Golden Eagles (2017–)
Wellsville Tigers (2017–)
Youngstown Valley Christian Eagles (2020–)

Former Members

Toronto Red Knights (2017–2019, concurrent with OVAC)

Federal League

Canton McKinley Bulldogs¹ (2003–)
Plain GlenOak Golden Eagles (1975–)
Green Bulldogs (2015-)
Jackson Polar Bears (1964–)
Lake Blue Streaks (1987–)
North Canton Hoover Vikings (1968–)
Perry Panthers (1964–)

Joined for all sports, besides football, in Fall 2003. Joined conference for football in Fall 2004.

Former members

Canton South Wildcats (1964–1990, to Northeastern Buckeye)
Navarre Fairless Falcons (1964–1976, to All-Ohio)
Canton Glenwood Eagles (1964–1975, consolidated into GlenOak)
Lexington Marlington Dukes (1964–1985, to Senate)
Magnolia Sandy Valley Cardinals (1964–1968, to Senate)
Louisville Leopards (1968–1990, to Northeastern Buckeye)
Canton Oakwood Golden Raiders (1968–1975, consolidated into GlenOak)
Alliance Aviators (1983–2003, to Metro Athletic)
New Philadelphia Quakers (1987–1997, to East Central Ohio)
Canton Timken Trojans (1987–1995)
Wooster Generals (1987–2003, to Ohio Cardinal)
Austintown-Fitch Falcons¹ (2003–2011, to All-American)
Boardman Spartans¹ (2003–2012, football only through 2014 season)

Joined for all sports, besides football, in Fall 2003. Joined conference for football in Fall 2004.

Great Lakes Conference

East Division

Medina Buckeye Bucks (2019-)
Lakewood Rangers (2020-)
Parma Normandy Invaders
Parma Heights Valley Forge Patriots (2015-)

West Division

Bay Village Bay Rockets (2015-)
North Olmsted Eagles (2021-)
Rocky River Pirates (2015-)
Westlake Demons (2021-)

Great Lakes League (ice hockey)

Ice hockey only league. see [1]

Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Lancers
Parma Padua Franciscan Bruins
Shaker Heights Shaker Heights High School Red Raiders
Hunting Valley University School Preppers
Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit Warriors

Greater Cleveland Conference

This conference has two incarnations. The first version lasted until 1998, and the second was begun by remaining members of the Northeast Ohio Conference in 2015.

Second version

Brunswick Blue Devils (2015-)
Cleveland Heights Tigers (2023-)
Euclid Panthers (2015-)
Medina Bees (2015-)
Mentor Cardinals (2015-)
Shaker Heights Red Raiders (2023-)
Strongsville Mustangs (2015-)

First version (1950-98)

Bedford Bearcats (1950-1998, to Lake Erie)
Berea Braves (1950-1975, to Lake Erie)
Euclid Panthers (1950-1998, to Lake Erie)
Garfield Heights Bulldogs (1950-1968, to Lake Erie)
Maple Heights Mustangs (1950-1998, to Lake Erie)
Middleburg Heights Midpark Meteors (1950-1975, to Lake Erie)
Willoughby Union Rangers (1950–58, split into Eastlake North and Willoughby South)
Eastlake North Rangers (1958-1998, to Premier)
Mentor Cardinals (1968-1993, to Lake Erie)
Mayfield Wildcats (1968-1998, to Western Reserve)
Willoughby South Rebels (1968-1998, to Premier)
Lyndhurst Brush Arcs (1975-1998, to Western Reserve)
Macedonia Nordonia Knights (1994-1997, to Western Reserve)

Independents

Canton Central Catholic Crusaders
Willoughby Cornerstone Christian Patriots (no football)
Beachwood Fuchs Mizrachi Mayhem (no football)
Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown School Blazers (girls' only; no football)
Columbiana Heartland Christian School Lions (no football)
Canton Heritage Christian School Conquerors (no football)
Cleveland Northeast Ohio College Preparatory Knights (no football)
Lakewood St. Edward Eagles
Cleveland St. Ignatius Wildcats
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Fighting Irish
Hunting Valley University Preppers
Massillon Washington Tigers
Louisville Leopards
Akron Archbishop Hoban Knights
Cleveland Benedictine Bengals (boys' only)
Cleveland St. Joseph Academy Jaguars (girls' only; no football)
Cleveland Central Catholic Ironmen
Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Lancers
Rocky River Magnificat Blue Streaks (girls' only; no football)
Cleveland VASJ High School

Lake Effect Conference

Willoughby Andrews Osborne Academy Phoenix (2012-)
Elyria First Baptist Christian Sabres (2012-)
Elyria Open Door Christian Patriots (2012-)
Austinburg Grand River Eagles (2012-)
North Olmsted HEARTS for Jesus Christ Guardians (2012-)
Cleveland Horizon Science Dragons (2012-)
North Ridgeville Lake Ridge Academy Royals (2016-)
Sagamore Hills Lawrence Lions (2012-)
Cleveland St. Martin De Porres Lions (2012-)
Cleveland Northeast Ohio College Prep Knights (2012-)
Cleveland Bard Early College Raptors (2012-)

This conference does not include football. Only Cleveland St. Martin De Porres, Cleveland Horizon Science Academy, North Ridgeville Lake Ridge Academy, Open Door Christian, and Willoughby Andrews Osborne Academy are current members of the OHSAA.

Lake Erie League

Bedford Bearcats (1998-)
Garfield Heights Bulldogs (1968-2007, to Northeast Ohio [Football 1968–86, 1993-2007])(2020-)
Lorain Titans (2010-)
Maple Heights Mustangs (1998-)
East Cleveland Shaw Cardinals (1928-)
Warrensville Heights Tigers (1993-, [Football 1993–2014, 2016-])

Former members

Cleveland Heights Tigers (1928-2023, to Greater Cleveland Conference)
Cleveland Heights Lutheran East Falcons (2017-2019) (all sports except football)
Elyria Pioneers (1923–54, to Buckeye Conference. 1997–2003, to Pioneer)
Lakewood Rangers (1923-2007, to Northeast Ohio)
Lorain Steelmen (1923–54, to Buckeye Conference)
Rocky River Pirates (1923–37, to Southwestern)
Parma Redmen (1951-2003, to Pioneer)
Lyndhurst Brush Arcs (1962–75, to Greater Cleveland)
Parma Heights Valley Forge Patriots (1962-2003, to Pioneer)
Parma Normandy Invaders (1968-2003, to Pioneer)
Shaker Heights Red Raiders (1923-2012, to Northeast Ohio, 2020-2023, to Greater Cleveland Conference)
Berea Braves (1975–79, to Pioneer)
Middleburg Heights Midpark Meteors (1975–79, to Pioneer)
Mentor Cardinals (1993-2011, to Northeast Ohio)
Euclid Panthers (1998-2015, to Greater Cleveland)
Lorain Admiral King Admirals (2002–10, consolidated into Lorain)
Lorain Southview Saints (2002–10, consolidated into Lorain)
Warren Warren G. Harding Raiders (2010-2013, to All-American, football through 2014 season)


Lake Erie League Divisions (1993-2011, unless noted)
Lake Division	Erie Division
Admiral King (2002–06)	Admiral King (2006–10)
Cleveland Heights	Bedford (1998-2011)
Elyria (1997-2003)	Garfield Heights (1993-2007)
Euclid (1998-2011)	Lorain (2010–11)
Lakewood (1993-2007)	Maple Heights (1998-2006, 2010–11)
Maple Heights (2006–10)	Normandy (1993-2003)
Mentor	Parma (1993-2003)
Shaker Heights (1997-2011)	Shaker Heights (1993–97)
Shaw (1993–97)	Shaw (1997-2011)
Southview (2002–03)	Southview (2003–10)
Valley Forge (1993-2002)	Valley Forge (2002–03)
Warren Harding (2010–11)	Warrensville Heights

Lorain County League/Conference

Originally began in 1924 as one of the small-school county leagues, the league survived the consolidation wave until 1961, when the schools who weren't already aligned with the Inland Conference joined the Lakeland Conference. The conference revived itself in 1986, as the Lakeland collapsed, and the schools banded together for roughly two decades until the schools split, this time to help form the Patriot Athletic and West Shore conferences. The third and current version of the league formed in 2019 from the remnants of the Patriot Athletic Conference.

Third Version (Lorain County League, 2019-)

Sullivan Black River Pirates (2019-)
Sheffield Brookside Cardinals (2019-)
Lorain Clearview Clippers (2019-)
Columbia Station Columbia Raiders (2019-)
Oberlin Firelands Falcons (2019-)
LaGrange Keystone Wildcats (2019-)
Oberlin Phoenix (2019-)
Wellington Dukes (2019-)

Second Version (Lorain County Conference, 1986-2005)

Avon Eagles (1986–2005, to West Shore)
Sheffield Brookside Cardinals (1986–2005, to Patriot)
Lorain Clearview Clippers (1986–2005, to Patriot)
Oberlin Firelands Falcons (1986–2005, to West Shore)
LaGrange Keystone Wildcats (1986–2005, to Patriot)
Oberlin Indians (1986–2005, to Patriot)
Wellington Dukes (1986–2005, to Patriot)
Elyria West Wolverines (1986–1996, school closed, consolidated into Elyria)
Grafton Midview Middies (1996–2005, to West SHore)

First Version (Lorain County League, 1924–61)

Avon Eagles¹ (1924–61, to Inland)
Avon Lake Shoremen (1924–1961, to Lakeland)
Belden Bees (1924–55, consolidated into Midview)
Brighton Bears (1924–52, consolidated into Wellington)
Sheffield Brookside Cardinals¹ (1924–61, to Inland)
Brownhelm Bombers (1924–52, consolidated into Firelands)
Kipton Camden Knights (1924–52, consolidated into Firelands)
Columbia Station Columbia Raiders¹ (1924–61, to Inland)
Grafton Eaton Eels (1924–55, consolidated into Midview)
Grafton Comets (1924–55, consolidated into Midview)
Henrietta Hawks (1924–52, consolidated into Firelands)
LaGrange Wildcats (1924–59, consolidated into Keystone)
North Ridgeville Rangers (1924–27, to NOAL, 1933–61, to Lakeland)
Penfield Bombers (1924–59, consolidated into Keystone)
South Amherst Cavaliers¹ (1924–61, to Inland)
Wellington Dukes (1924–27, to NOAL)
Lorain Clearview Clippers (1928–38, to NOAL, 1947–53, to Lakeland)
Oberlin Firelands Falcons¹ (1952–61, to Inland)
Grafton Midview Middies (1955–61, to Lakeland)
Lagrange Keystone Wildcats² (1959–61)

Concurrent with Inland Conference 1957–61.
Concurrent with Inland Conference 1959–61.

Division Alignments

LCL Divisions 1924-38
Eastern	Western
Avon	Brighton
Avon Lake	Brownhelm
Belden	Camden
Brookside	Clearview (1928–38)
Columbia	Henrietta
Eaton	LaGrange (1933–38)
Grafton	Oberlin (1924–37)
LaGrange (1928–33)	Penfield
North Ridgeville (1924–27, 1933-)	South Amherst
	Wellington (1924–27)

LCL Divisions 1938-47
Northeast	Southeast	West
Avon	Belden	Brighton
Avon Lake	Columbia	Brownhelm
Brookside	Grafton	Camden
Eaton	LaGrange	Henrietta
North Ridgeville	Penfield	South Amherst

LCL Divisions 1947-55
Eastern	Western
Avon	Brighton (1947–52)
Avon Lake	Brownhelm (1947–52)
Belden	Brookside (1952–55)
Brookside (1947–52)	Camden (1947–52)
Columbia	Clearview (1948–53)
Eaton	Firelands (1952-)
Grafton	Henrietta (1947–52)
North Ridgeville	LaGrange
	Penfield
	South Amherst

Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference

The Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference was formed after the Inter-Tri County League split into two separate conferences for the 2017–18 school year. In 2020, the former Blue tier of the All-American Conference joined to create a new Grey tier.

Grey Tier

Brookfield Warriors (2020-)
Campbell Memorial Red Devils (2020–)
Warren Champion Golden Flashes (2020–)
Columbiana Crestview Rebels (2020–)
Garrettsville Garfield G-Men (2021–)
Leavittsburg LaBrae Vikings (2020–)
Youngstown Liberty Leopards (2020–)
Newton Falls Tigers (2020–)

Scarlet Tier

North Jackson Jackson-Milton Blue Jays (2017–)
Lowellville Rockets (2017–)
McDonald Blue Devils (2017–)
Sebring McKinley Trojans (2017–2023 Football) (2017-)
Mineral Ridge Rams (2017–)
New Middletown Springfield Tigers (2017–)
Atwater Waterloo Vikings (2017–)
Berlin Center Western Reserve Blue Devils (2017–)

Future Member

Ravenna Southeast Pirates (2024)

Metro Athletic Conference

Westfield Township Cloverleaf Colts (2020-)
Coventry Comets (2020-)
Brimfield Field Falcons (2020-)
Norton Panthers (2020-)
Ravenna Ravens (2020-)
Lakemore Springfield Spartans (2020-)
Streetsboro Rockets (2020-)
Cuyahoga Falls Woodridge Bulldogs (2020-)

Northeast 8 Conference

Girard Indians (2018-)
Hubbard Eagles (2018-)
Cortland Lakeview Bulldogs (2018-)
Niles McKinley Red Dragons (2018-)
Poland Poland Seminary Bulldogs (2018-)
Canfield South Range Raiders (2018-)
Struthers Wildcats (2018-)

Former Members

Jefferson Area Falcons (2018-2023 to CVC)

Northeastern Athletic Conference

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Stripes Division

Ashtabula St. John Fighting Heralds (2022-)
Bristolville Bristol Panthers (2002-)
Southington Chalker Wildcats (2002-)
Lordstown Red Devils (2002-)
North Bloomfield Bloomfield Cardinals (2002-)
Windham Bombers (2013-)

Stars Division

Andover Pymatuning Valley Lakers (2002-)
Cortland Maplewood Rockets (2002-)
Fairport Harbor Fairport Harding Skippers (2020-)
Kinsman Badger Braves (2003-)
Vienna Mathews Mustangs (2003-)

FOOTBALL ONLY

Andover Pymatuning Valley Lakers (2009-)
Ashtabula St. John Fighting Heralds (2022-)
Fairport Harbor Fairport Harding Skippers (2020-)
Vienna Mathews Mustangs (2009-)
Windham Bombers (2013-)

Former Members

Thompson Ledgemont Redskins (2008-2015; school closed following a territory transfer to Berkshire Local Schools in Burton)
Orwell Grand Valley Mustangs (2009-2019; left for Chagrin Valley Conference)
Newbury Black Knights (2014-2020; school closed following a territory transfer to West Geauga Local Schools in Chesterland)
Southington Chalker Wildcats (football only - 2009-2020; School announced in 2021 that their football program would be suspended due to low numbers. They have signed a 3-year deal to become a club sport only playing a Junior Varsity and Freshman schedule.

Portage Trail Conference

Lake Township Lake Center Christian Tigers (no football) (2015–)
Mogadore Wildcats (2005–)
Rootstown Rovers (2005–)
Ravenna Southeast Pirates (2005−2024)
Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas Knights (2020−)
Warren John F. Kennedy Eagles (2020–)

Former members

Garrettsville James A. Garfield G-Men (2005–2021, to Mahoning Valley Athletic)
East Canton Hornets (2005–2013, to Inter-Valley)
Kent Roosevelt Rough Riders (2005–2015, to Suburban League-American)
Atwater Waterloo Vikings (2005–2017, to Mahoning Valley Athletic)
Windham Bombers (2005–2013, to Northeastern Athletic)
Lodi Cloverleaf Colts (2015–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Coventry Comets (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Brimfield Field Falcons (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Norton Panthers (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Ravenna Ravens (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Lakemore Springfield Spartans (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Streetsboro Rockets (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Cuyahoga Falls Woodridge Bulldogs (2005–2020, to Metro Athletic Conference)
Youngstown Valley Christian Eagles (2017–2020, to Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference)


Portage Trail Conference Divisions, 2005–2020
Metro Division	County Division
Cloverleaf (2015–2020)	Crestwood (2015–2020)
Coventry (2005–2020)	East Canton (2005–2013)
Crestwood (2005-15)	Garrettsville (2005–2020)
Field (2005–2020)	Lake Center Christian (2015–2020)
Kent Roosevelt (2005–2015)	Mogadore (2005–2020)
Norton	Rootstown (2005–2020)
Ravenna (2005–2020)	Southeast (2011–2020)
Southeast (2005–2011)	Streetsboro (2005–2011, 2013–2015)
Springfield (2005–2020)	Valley Christian (2017–2020)
Streetsboro (2011–2013, 2015–2020)	Waterloo (2005–2017)
Woodridge (2015–2020)	Windham (2005–2013)
	Woodridge (2005–2015)

Principals Athletic Conference

Also known as PAC-8

Canton Township Canton South Wildcats (2022-)
Cuyahoga Falls Cuyahoga Valley Christian Royals (2001-)
Navarre Fairless Falcons (1989-)
New Franklin Manchester Panthers (1989-)
Lawrence Northwest Indians (2017-)
Orrville Red Riders (2016-)
Wooster Triway Titans (2005-)
Tuscarawas Tuslaw Mustangs (1989-)

Former Members

Coventry Comets (1989–97, to Independent; 2001–05, to Portage Trail-Metro)
East Canton Hornets (1989-2005, to Portage Trail-County)
Gnadenhutten Indian Valley Braves (1992–96, 2007–17, to Inter-Valley Conference)
Magnolia Sandy Valley Cardinals (1989-2001, to Inter-Valley)
Canton Timken Trojans (2005–15, school closed)
Zoarville Tuscarawas Valley Trojans (1989-2017, to Inter-Valley Conference)

Southwestern Conference

Avon Eagles (2015-)
Avon Lake Shoremen (1964-)
Berea-Midpark Titans (2013-)
Elyria Pioneers (2021-)
Grafton Midview Middies (2015-)
North Ridgeville Rangers (2015-)
Olmsted Falls Bulldogs (1954-)
Amherst Marion L. Steele Comets (1947–1958 as Amherst, to Lakeland, 1986-)

Former members

Berea Braves (1937–1950, to Greater Cleveland, 2005–13, consolidated into Berea-Midpark)
Oberlin Indians (1937–1964, to Lakeland)
Rocky River Pirates (1937–2005, to West Shore)
Fairview Warriors (1940–2005, to West Shore)
Lorain Clearview Clippers (1945–1954, to Lakeland)
Wellington Dukes (1945–1954, to Lakeland)
Medina Bees (1947–1986, to Pioneer)
Bay Rockets (1954–2005, to West Shore)
Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bees (2005-2015, to Suburban)
Middleburg Heights and Brook Park Midpark Meteors (2005-2013, consolidated into Berea-Midpark)
Lakewood Rangers (2015-2020, to Great Lakes)

Steel Valley Conference

The original SVC existed from 1949 to 2009. 2019 marks the start of the second incarnation of the Steel Valley Conference.

Youngstown Cardinal Mooney Cardinals (1970-2009, 2019-)
Youngstown Chaney Cowboys (2003–09 [independent in football], 2019-)
Youngstown East Golden Bears (2007–09 [independent in football], 2019-)
Youngstown Ursuline Fighting Irish (1970-2009, 2019-)
Warren Warren G. Harding Raiders (football only, 2021-)

Former Members

Austintown-Fitch Falcons (1949-2003)
Girard Indians (1949–71)
Hubbard Eagles (1949–80)
Niles McKinley Red Dragons (1949–57, 1982–85)
Campbell Memorial Red Devils (1949–80)
Struthers Wildcats (1949–79)
Boardman Spartans (1951-2003)
Brookfield Warriors (1959–68)
Howland Tigers (1975–85)
Warren Western Reserve Raiders (1980–85)
Warren Warren G. Harding Panthers (1982–85, 1991-2009)
Warren John F. Kennedy Eagles (2003–09, Independent in football)
Youngstown Rayen Tigers (2003–07, no football, school closed)
Youngstown Wilson Presidents (2003–07, no football, school closed)

Suburban League

American Division

Aurora Greenmen (2015–)
Barberton Magics (2005–2011, 2015–)
Copley Indians (1949–present)
Cuyahoga Falls Black Tigers (2015–)
Granger Highland Hornets (1976–)
Revere Minutemen (1957–)
Kent Roosevelt Rough Riders (2015–)
Tallmadge Blue Devils (1990–)

National Division

Brecksville Bees (2015–)
Hudson Explorers (1949-1997, 2015–)
Macedonia Nordonia Knights (1947–1973, 2011–)
North Royalton Bears (2015–)
Stow-Munroe Falls Bulldogs (2015–)
Twinsburg Tigers (1957–1964, 2015–)
Wadsworth Grizzlies (1984–)
Solon Comets (2023-)

Former members

Green Bulldogs (1949–2015, to Federal)
New Franklin Manchester Panthers (1949–1976, to All-Ohio)
Mogadore Wildcats (1957–1968, to Portage County)
Cuyahoga Falls Woodridge Bulldogs (1957–1978, to Portage County)
Coventry Comets (1969–1983, to All-Ohio)
Norton Panthers (1972–2005, to Portage Trail-Metro)
Brimfield Field Falcons (1978–1990, to Portage County)
Westfield Cloverleaf Colts (1997–2015, to Portage Trail-Metro)

Wayne County Athletic League

Doylestown Chippewa Chipps (known as Doylestown until 1971; 1924–)
Dalton Bulldogs (1924–)
Jeromesville Hillsdale Falcons (1970–)
West Salem Northwestern Huskies (1951–)
Creston Norwayne Bobcats (1953–)
Rittman Indians (1924–1937, 1961–)
Smithville Smithies (1924–)
Apple Creek Waynedale Golden Bears (1955–)

Former members

Apple Creek Aces (1924–1955, consolidated into Waynedale)
Big Prairie Bobcats (1924–1937, to Holmes County League)
Burbank Bombers (1924–1953, consolidated into Norwayne)
Chester Pups (1924–1951, consolidated into Northwestern)
Congress Senators (1924–1951, consolidated into Northwestern)
Creston Panthers (1924–1951, consolidated into Norwayne)
Fredericksburg Freddies (1924–1955, consolidated into Waynedale)
Marshallville Tigers (1924–1938, consolidated into Dalton, transferred to Smithville 1955)
Mount Eaton Paint Township Pirates (1924–1955, consolidated into Waynedale)
Shreve Trojans (1924–1963, consolidated into Triway)
Sterling Eagles (1924–1953, consolidated into Norwayne)
West Salem Clippers (1924–1951, consolidated into Northwestern)
Wooster Triway Titans (1963–1970, to Chippewa Conference)

Western Reserve Conference

The Western Reserve Conference is the name of four separate conferences (including two that ran simultaneously for a few years) in Northeastern Ohio.

Fourth Version (2015-)

This version was formed as most of the Premier Athletic Conference combined with two schools from the Northeast Ohio Conference, and one from the Chagrin Valley Conference.

Chardon Hilltoppers (2015-)
Auburn/Bainbridge Kenston Bombers (2015-)
Mayfield Wildcats (2015-)
Eastlake North Rangers (2015-)
Painesville Riverside Beavers (2015-)
Willoughby South Rebels (2015-)

Third Version (1996–2007)

This version was formed in 1996, as the Metro League merged with five schools from the Chagrin Valley Conference. This version of the WRC would combine with the Pioneer Conference to become the Northeast Ohio Conference.

Barberton Magics (1996–2005)
Cuyahoga Falls Black Tigers (1996–2007)
Bainbridge Kenston Bombers (1996–2005)
Pepper Pike Orange Lions (1996–1998)
Ravenna Ravens (1996–2005)
Kent Roosevelt Rough Riders (1996–2005)
Solon Comets (1996–2007)
Stow-Munroe Falls Bulldogs (1996–2007)
Twinsburg Tigers (1996–2007)
Chester West Geauga Wolverines (1996–1998)
Hudson Explorers (1997–2007)
Macedonia Nordonia Knights (1997–2007)
Lyndhurst Brush Arcs (1998–2007)
Mayfield Wildcats (1998–2007)


Western Reserve Conference Divisions (1996-2005, unless noted)
North Division	South Division
Brush (1998-2005)	Barberton
Kenston	Cuyahoga Falls
Mayfield (1998-2005)	Hudson (1997-2005)
Nordonia (1997-2005)	Kent Roosevelt
Orange (1996-1998)	Ravenna
Solon	Stow-Munroe Falls
Twinsburg
West Geauga (1996-1998)

Second Version (1920s-68)

This version started as the Lake County League in the early 1920s, taking the WRC name in 1948 (despite the first WRC still existing). The league would last another 20 years before folding in 1968.

Fairport Harbor Fairport Harding Skippers (1920s-28, to Lake Shore League, 1948–51, to Northeastern Conference, 1962–68, to Lake Shore League)
Painesville Harvey Red Raiders (1920s-28, to Lake Shore League)
Kirtland Hornets (1920s-60, to Great Lakes Athletic Conference)
Madison Blue Streaks (1920s-68, to Lake Shore League)
Perry Pirates (1920s-68, to Lake Shore League)
Willoughby Union Rangers (1920s-28, to Lake Shore League)
Wickliffe Blue Devils (1920s-57, to Northeastern Conference)
Chardon Hilltoppers (1948–64, to Chagrin Valley Conference)
Painesville Riverside Beavers (1949–51, to NortheasternConference)
Conneaut Trojans (1951–59, to Northeastern Conference)
Ashtabula Harbor Mariners (1951–65, to Northeastern Conference)
Lakeland Rowe Vikings (1951–64, consolidated into Conneaut)
Jefferson Falcons (1954–68, to Northeastern Conference)
Geneva Spencer Wildcats (1957–61, consolidated into Geneva)
Edgewood Warriors (1962–65, to Northeastern Conference)