Fox Valley Conference

The Fox Valley Conference is an IHSA recognized high school extracurricular conference including the following schools, generally located in the northern part of the Fox River basin in Illinois.

Schools

The conference was split up into two divisions starting in the 2014–2015 season and consists of 13 teams total.^[1] All enrollments^[2] and classifications^[3] are from the Illinois High School Association website.

Valley Division

Fox Division

Changes

• Lake Zurich High School left the Fox Valley Conference and joined the North Suburban Conference after the 2004–05 school year.
• Johnsburg High School and Grayslake North High School joined the conference in the 2006–07 season.
• During the 2009–2010 season, Woodstock North High School joined the conference as a full member, and, as a result, Woodstock High School moved down to the Fox Division, and Huntley High School moved up to the Valley Division.
• Hampshire High School left the Big Northern Conference and has joined the Fox Valley starting in the 2011–12 season. They have joined the Fox Division, and, as a result, Prairie Ridge has moved into the Valley Division.^[4]
• Johnsburg High School will be joining the BNC beginning in 2014-2015
• Grayslake North High School and Grayslake Central High School will be leaving the conference in 2016.
• Woodstock and Woodstock North planned to leave the conference by 2016
• in 2016, There will be 9 Schools in the conference:

Notes

1. ↑ The state series class which a school competes in not only depends on the school's student population, but on the sport or activity. Some activities divide schools into two classes, some into three, and others into four. The listing here is in the order of two class, three class, and four class. The more "A"s in a class, the larger the schools competing. For more information on this, see Illinois High School Association#State Series Format.
2. ↑ Schools are not assigned a classification for football until they have qualified for the playoffs each year. A school's classification not only depends on their student population, but on the populations of the other schools who have qualified. Thus, some schools routinely move between classes.
3. ↑ McHenry High School is a program which combines students from McHenry East High School and McHenry West High School.
4. ↑ The state series class which a school competes in not only depends on the school's student population, but on the sport or activity. Some activities divide schools into two classes, some into three, and others into four. The listing here is in the order of two class, three class, and four class. The more "A"s in a class, the larger the schools competing. For more information on this, see Illinois High School Association#State Series Format.
5. ↑ Schools are not assigned a classification for football until they have qualified for the playoffs each year. A school's classification not only depends on their student population, but on the populations of the other schools who have qualified. Thus, some schools routinely move between classes.
6. ↑ McHenry High School is a program which combines students from McHenry East High School and McHenry West High School.

References

External links

• Illinois High School Association