Southeastern Indiana Conference

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The Southeastern Indiana Conference was an IHSAA-sanctioned conference that existed from before 1936[1][2] until 1958. A superconference of schools from Southeast and South Central Indiana, members are now included in the Eastern Indiana, Hoosier Hills, Mid-Southern, Ohio River Valley, and Patoka Lake conferences. The end of the conference came when six of the eight schools formed the Mid-Southern Conference, leaving Madison and North Vernon to compete as independents.

Membership

Note: this list is not complete, other schools may have been members at some point.

School Location Mascot Colors County Year Joined Previous Conference Year Left Conference Joined
Aurora Aurora Red Devils           15
Dearborn
1956 Eastern Indiana
Austin Austin Eagles           72
Scott
1958 Mid-Southern
Batesville Batesville Bulldogs           69
Ripley
1956 Eastern Indiana
Brownstown Brownstown Bears                36
Jackson
1958 Mid-Southern
Lawrenceburg Lawrenceburg Tigers                15
Dearborn
1956 Eastern Indiana
Madison Madison Cubs           39
Jefferson
1958
Milan Milan Indians                69
Ripley
1942 Independents[3]
Mitchell Mitchell Bluejackets                47
Lawrence
1958 Mid-Southern
North Vernon North Vernon Panthers           40
Jennings
1958
Orleans Orleans Bulldogs                59
Orange
1958 Southern Monon
Paoli Paoli Rams                59
Orange
1958 Mid-Southern
Rising Sun Rising Sun Shiners                58
Ohio
1952 Ohio River Valley
Salem Salem Lions                88
Washington
1958 Mid-Southern
Scottsburg Scottsburg Warriors                72
Scott
1958 Mid-Southern
Versailles Versailles Lions           69
Ripley
1952 Ohio River Valley
Vevay Vevay Warriors                78
Switzerland
1953 Ohio River Valley

References

  1. "Tipton Rated Favorite To Win Tourney". Vidette Messenger, Valparaiso, IN. 1936-03-03. Retrieved 2012-06-14. 
  2. "Same Four Teams Favored to Play 1937 Final". Hammond Times. 1937-02-03. Retrieved 2012-03-01. 
  3. "Drop School From Indiana Prep Loop". Hammond Times. 1942-10-20. Retrieved 2012-03-01. 
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