Conference Indiana
Founded1996
No. of teams6 Class 4A
Region4 Indiana Counties; Bartholomew, Marion, Monroe, Vigo
Locations
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Conference Indiana (CI) is an athletic conference within the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Conference Indiana was initially formed from the union of surviving members of the Central Suburban Athletic Conference (CSAC) and the South Central Conference (SCC) after the departure of members to the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference (MIC).

Original membership included all six non-MIC township schools in Indianapolis (Decatur Central, Pike, Lawrence Central, Franklin Central, Southport, and Perry Meridian high schools). Also included were the four largest non-MIC high schools in south central Indiana at the time of conference formation: Columbus North, Bloomington South, Bloomington North, and Martinsville high schools.

Decatur Central and Martinsville left the conference after the 2005-2006 school year to join the Mid-State Conference, citing travel issues. After Lawrence Central and Pike joined the MIC in 2013, MIC castaways Terre Haute North and South joined as trial football-only members, gaining full membership in 2014.[1] The conference has produced a number of NBA players all drafted in the 1st round including Jared Jeffries in 2002, Sean May in 2006, Courtney Lee in 2008, Jeff Teague in 2009 and Marquis Teague in 2012. Robert Vaden was taken in the 2nd round of the 2009 draft.

Member schools

Current members

School Mascot Colors Location Enrollment
22-23		 IHSAA Class IHSAA Class
Football		 County Year joined Previous conference
Bloomington North
 Cougars     Bloomington 1,664 4A 5A 53
Monroe		 1997 South Central
Bloomington South Panthers       Bloomington 1,733 4A 5A 53
Monroe		 1997 South Central
Columbus North
 Bulldogs       Columbus 2,219 4A 6A 03
Bartholomew		 1997 South Central
Southport
 Cardinals       Indianapolis 2,391 4A 6A 49
Marion		 1997 Central Suburban
Terre Haute North1
 Patriots       Terre Haute 1,575 4A 5A 84
Vigo		 2013 Metropolitan Interscholastic
Terre Haute South1
 Braves       Terre Haute 1,651 4A 5A 84
Vigo		 2013 Metropolitan Interscholastic
  1. Football only members in 2013, all other sports joined in 2014.

Former members

School Location Mascot Colors Enrollment IHSAA Class # / County Year joined Previous conference Year left Current Conference
Decatur Central Indianapolis Hawks     1,845 5A 49
Marion		 1997 Central Suburban 2006 Mid-State
Franklin Central Indianapolis Flashes       2,804 6A Marion 1997 Central Suburban 2018 Hoosier Crossroads Conference
Lawrence Central Lawrence Bears       2,290 6A Marion 1997 Central Suburban 2013 Metropolitan Interscholastic
Martinsville Martinsville Artesians     1,435 4A 55
Morgan		 1997 South Central 2006 Mid-State
Perry Meridian Indianapolis Falcons     2,445 6A 49
Marion		 1997 Central Suburban 2018 Mid-State
Pike Indianapolis Red Devils     3,295 6A 49
Marion		 1997 Central Suburban 2013 Metropolitan Interscholastic

Membership timeline

Hoosier Crossroads ConferenceFranklin Central High SchoolMid-State Conference (IHSAA)Perry Meridian High SchoolMetropolitan Interscholastic ConferenceLawrence Central High SchoolMetropolitan Interscholastic ConferencePike High SchoolMid-State Conference (IHSAA)Martinsville High School (Indiana)Mid-State Conference (IHSAA)Southport High SchoolColumbus North High SchoolBloomington South High SchoolBloomington North High School

Full members Other conference

State titles

Bloomington North Cougars (3)

  • 1977 Wrestling
  • 1980 Boys Cross Country
  • 1997 Boys Basketball

Bloomington South Panthers (29)

Titles won before 1972 were won as Bloomington High School

  • 1904 Boys Track & Field
  • 1919 Boys Basketball
  • 2009 Boys Basketball (4A)
  • 2011 Boys Basketball (4A)
  • 1933 Wrestling
  • 1934 Wrestling
  • 1939 Wrestling
  • 1941 Wrestling
  • 1942 Wrestling
  • 1943 Wrestling
  • 1950 Wrestling
  • 1953 Wrestling
  • 1957 Wrestling
  • 1969 Wrestling
  • 1970 Wrestling
  • 1971 Wrestling
  • 1972 Wrestling
  • 1973 Wrestling
  • 1978 Wrestling
  • 1972 Baseball
  • 1993 Football (5A)
  • 1998 Football (5A)
  • 1939 Boys Golf
  • 1970 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1971 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1972 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1990 Girls Golf
  • 2014 Girls Softball (4A)
  • 1975 Girls Tennis

Columbus North Bulldogs (39)

Titles won before 1973 credited as Columbus High School

  • 1934 Boys Golf
  • 2014 Boys Golf
  • 1959 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1960 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1961 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1963 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1964 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1965 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1985 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1998 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 1999 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 2000 Boys Swimming & Diving
  • 2002 Boys Cross-Country
  • 2003 Boys Cross-Country
  • 2009 Boys Cross-Country
  • 2010 Boys Cross-Country
  • 2011 Boys Cross-Country
  • 2020 Boys Cross-Country
  • 1967 Boys Gymnastics (While Columbus HS)
  • 1968 Boys Gymnastics (While Columbus HS)
  • 1969 Boys Gymnastics (While Columbus HS)
  • 1970 Boys Gymnastics (While Columbus HS)
  • 1972 Boys Gymnastics (While Columbus HS)
  • 1973 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1975 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1976 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1977 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1978 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1979 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1981 Boys Gymnastics
  • 1982 Boys Gymnastics
  • 2012 Boys Soccer (2A)
  • 1973 Girls Gymnastics
  • 1974 Girls Gymnastics
  • 2016 Girls Gymnastics
  • 2015 Girls Basketball (4A)
  • 2009 Girls Cross-Country
  • 1986 Girls Swimming & Diving
  • 2021 Girls Cross-Country

Southport Cardinals (10)

  • 1940 Wrestling
  • 1951 Wrestling
  • 1954 Wrestling
  • 1955 Wrestling
  • 1964 Wrestling
  • 1970 Boys Cross Country
  • 1971 Boys Cross Country
  • 1975 Boys Cross Country
  • 1980 Girls Basketball
  • 1981 Girls Cross Country

Terre Haute North Vigo Patriots (2)

  • 1972 Boys Cross Country
  • 1974 Baseball

Terre Haute South Vigo Braves (2)

  • 2001 Girls Tennis
  • 2002 Girls Basketball (4A)

1 Won while Conference Indiana Member.

Neighboring Conferences

References

  1. ↑ Todd Golden (2013-11-13). "Terre Haute North and South Unanimously Voted into Conference Indiana". Tribune Star (Terre Haute, IN). Retrieved 2015-08-22.
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