Northern Lake County Conference
ConferenceIHSA
Founded2016
No. of teams8
RegionChicagoland (Lake County)
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Locations of NLCC Schools

The Northern Lake County Conference (NLCC) is an organization of eight high schools in northern Illinois. These high schools are members of the Illinois High School Association.

The conference was established in 2016 with six former members of the North Suburban Conference (Antioch, Grant, Lakes, North Chicago, Round Lake, and Wauconda) and two former members of the Fox Valley Conference (Grayslake Central and Grayslake North). As the name implies, all members of the conference are located in Lake County.

Membership

The conference's current members, as of 2021–22:[1]

School Town Team Name Colors Enrollment[nb 1][2] IHSA Classes 2/3/4[nb 2][nb 3]
Antioch Community High School Antioch Sequoits     1335 AA/2A/3A
Grant Community High School Fox Lake Bulldogs     1784 AA/3A/4A
Grayslake Central High School Grayslake Rams     1347 AA/2A/3A
Grayslake North High School Grayslake Knights     1431 AA/2A/3A
Lakes Community High School Lake Villa Eagles       1311.5 AA/2A/3A
North Chicago Community High School North Chicago Warhawks     742.5 A/2A/3A
Round Lake High School Round Lake Panthers     2211.5 AA/3A/4A
Wauconda High School Wauconda Bulldogs     1371 AA/2A/3A

Membership timeline

Full members

State championships

Seven IHSA State Championships have been earned by members of the NLCC.

Competitive Cheerleading

  • Grayslake Central
    • 2018-19 M
  • Antioch
    • 2019-20 M

Cross Country (boys)

  • Grayslake Central
    • 2015-16 2A

Cross Country (girls)

  • Grayslake Central
    • 2021-22 2A
    • 2022-23 2A

Track & Field (boys)

  • North Chicago
    • 1985-86 AA

Wrestling (boys)

  • North Chicago
    • 1969-70

Notes

  1. ↑ Starting in the 2019–20 school year, the school enrollments listed by the IHSA are the average of the previous 2 school years and are updated every 2 years.
  2. ↑ 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.
  3. ↑ 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.

References

  1. ↑ "Conferences and Affiliated Schools". Illinois High School Association. Retrieved June 16, 2012.
  2. ↑ IHSA. "Alphabetical Enrollments | Enrollments & Classifications | Schools | IHSA". ihsa.org. Retrieved 2016-08-27.
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