Western Wayne Athletic Conference
The Western Wayne Athletic Conference (WWAC), is a high school sports conference located in Wayne County, Michigan. It was formed in 2009. The league consists of two divisions. Red and Blue.
Member schools
Current members
| School | Nickname | Location | Joined | Previous Conference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Division | ||||
| Dearborn Heights Annapolis | Cougars | Dearborn Heights | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Dearborn Heights Robichaud | Bulldogs | Dearborn Heights | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Livonia Clarenceville | Trojans | Livonia | 2013 | Independent |
| Redford Thurston | Eagles | Redford Township | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Redford Union | Panthers | Redford Township | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Romulus | Eagles | Romulus | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Red Division | ||||
| Belleville | Tigers | Belleville | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Dearborn | Pioneers | Dearborn | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Dearborn Edsel Ford | Thunderbirds | Dearborn | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Dearborn Fordson | Tractors | Dearborn | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Dearborn Heights Crestwood | Chargers | Dearborn Heights | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Garden City | Cougars | Garden City | 2009 | Michigan Mega Conference |
Former members
- Inkster High School: Inkster joined the WWAC during the 2012-13 school year and played spring sports. However, before Inkster could start their first full season in the WWAC, their school district closed. This resulted in the high school closing which gave Inkster no choice but to withdraw from the conference.
Formation and Expansion
The WWAC was formed by eleven of the twelve teams listed above (exception of Clarenceville) after the Michigan Mega Conference disbanded in 2009. The league began play that same year. The league expanded in 2013 with the additions of Clarenceville, and until summer 2013, Inkster. Many rivalries from the Mega were carried over to the WWAC, including the rivalries from Dearborn and Dearborn Heights. Annual crossover games had also maintained the football rivalry between Garden City and Edsel Ford, until 2015, when division realignment forced the teams to put the game on hiatus.
Sports Supported
The WWAC supports Football, Basketball, Golf, Swimming, Cross-Country, Track, Soccer, Wrestling, Baseball, Softball and Tennis.