Southwest Football Conference

The Southwest Seven Conference within Indiana

A Four-member IHSAA-sanctioned conference currently spanning Daviess, Gibson, Greene, Knox, and Sullivan counties in Southwest and West Central Indiana. It was founded in 2004 as the Southwest Seven Conference, by teams in southwestern Indiana whose regular conferences do not play the sport. The conference lost two members in 2013, as Linton-Stockton and North Daviess pursued independent schedules to better prepare themselves for the playoffs. The conference lost another in 2014, as Union (Dugger) was closed.

Membership

School	Location	Mascot	Enrollment (2008)	IHSAA Class	County	Main Conference
Eastern Greene	Bloomfield	Thunderbirds	440	AA	28 Greene	SW Indiana
North Central Farmersburg	Farmersburg	Thunderbirds	519	AA	77 Sullivan	SW Indiana
North Knox	Bicknell	Warriors	486	AA	42 Knox	Blue Chip
Wood Memorial	Oakland City	Trojans	397	A(A)	26 Gibson	Blue Chip

Former Members

School	Location	Mascot	IHSAA Class	County	Year joined	Year Left
Linton Stockton	Linton	Miners	A	28 Greene	2004	2013
North Daviess	Elnora	Cougars	A	14 Daviess	2004	2013
Union Dugger	Dugger	Bulldogs	N/A	77 Sullivan	2004	2014

Champions

#	Team	Seasons
7	Linton-Stockton	2004¹, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012
2	North Daviess	2009, 2010
1	North Central	2013
1	North Knox	2014
1	Eastern Greene	2015
0	Union (Dugger)
0	Wood Memorial

Unofficial title, since a full conference schedule was not played. However, Linton-Stockton played a full conference schedule and finished 6-0.

Resources

Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA)

Boys' sports	Baseball Basketball (Championship) Cross Country Football (Large School, Small School) Golf Soccer Swimming & Diving Tennis Track and field Wrestling

Girls' sports	Basketball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Soccer Softball Swimming & Diving Tennis Track and field Volleyball

Athletic Conferences	Allen County Big Eight Blue Chip Central Indiana Conference Indiana Duneland Eastern Indiana Great Lakes Greater South Shore Athletic Hoosier Hoosier Crossroads Hoosier Heartland Hoosier Heritage Hoosier Hills Hoosier North Indiana Crossroads Indianapolis Public Metropolitan Mid-Eastern Mid-Hoosier Mid-Indiana Football Mid-Southern Mid-State North Central Northeast Corner Northeast Eight Northern Indiana Northern Lakes Northwest Crossroads Northwestern Ohio River Valley Patoka Lake Pioneer Pocket Porter County Sagamore Southern Southern Indiana Southwestern Indiana Southwest Football Summit Three Rivers Tri-Eastern Wabash River Western Indiana IHSAA Independents

Disbanded Conferences	Adams Benton Big Blue River Blue River Calumet Athletic Capital District Cass Central Suburban Classic Decatur Delaware Dixie Dixie-Monon East Central Eastern Indiana (EIC) Eastern Wabash Valley Elkhart Fort Wayne City Fountain Fulton Hamilton Hancock Henry Howard Huntington Indiana H.S. Football Indiana Lake Shore Jay Johnson Kankakee Valley Kosciusko LaGrange Lake Athletic Lake Suburban Laughery Valley Little Seven Lost River Marion Marshall Mid-Central Mid-Indiana Midland Midwest Mississinewa Valley Noble Northeastern Indiana Northwest Hoosier Northern Indiana Valley Northern State Northland Olympic Patoka Valley Prairie Rangeline South Central South Lake Michigan Southeastern Indiana Southern Monon State Corner Steuben Tiny Ten Tippecanoe Tippecanoe Valley Tri-City League Tri-County (Northern) Tri-County (Southern) Tri-River Wayne Wells West Central Western Indiana Small High School White River Whitewater Valley Whitley

Conference rosters	List of high school athletic conferences in Indiana Detailed Lists Allen County – Metropolitan Mid-Eastern – Northwestern Ohio River Valley – Western Indiana Independent

City Championships	Evansville (SIAC) Fort Wayne (SAC) Gary Indianapolis South Bend (NIAC)

Cross-Conference tournaments	Christian Academy Tournament Columbus Christian Tournament Gibson County Toyota Teamwork Classic Indianapolis City Tournament Madison County Tournament Perry-Spencer County Classic Shawe Memorial Tournament Wabash Valley Classic

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