Fox Valley Christian Conference

The Fox Valley Christian Conference is a former high school athletic conference in Wisconsin, consisting entirely of private schools in northeastern Wisconsin. Operational from 1971 to 1999, all of its member schools belonged to the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association.

History

1971-1993

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Location of Original Fox Valley Christian Conference Members

The Fox Valley Christian Conference was formed in 1971 when its predecessor, the Fox Valley Catholic Conference, accepted its first non-Catholic member (Fox Valley Lutheran High School in Appleton).[1] The new conference made its debut with ten schools: Abbot Pennings in De Pere, Fox Valley Lutheran, Lourdes Academy in Oshkosh, Marinette Central Catholic, Our Lady of Premontre in Green Bay, Roncalli in Manitowoc, St. John in Little Chute, St. Mary Catholic in Neenah, St. Mary's Springs in Fond du Lac and Xavier in Appleton.[2] All Catholic members of the conference with the exception of one were affiliated with the Green Bay diocese (St. Mary's Springs was part of the Milwaukee archdiocese). The conference accepted its first all-girls school when St. Joseph Academy in Green Bay joined in 1972.[3] The next year, St. John High School left the conference when the school closed.[4] Membership was stable for the next seventeen years until the three Catholic high schools in the Green Bay area (Pennings, Premontre and St. Joseph) merged into Notre Dame Academy in 1990.[5] The new school inherited their predecessors' place in the Fox Valley Christian Conference. Manitowoc Lutheran would join the conference in 1991 to bring membership to nine schools.[6]

1993-1999

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Location of Final Fox Valley Christian Conference Members

In 1993, Notre Dame would move to the Fox River Valley Conference, a conference of public high schools sponsored by the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association.[7] This turned out to be a harbinger of things to come, as in 1997, WISAA agreed to a merger with the WIAA to be finalized by the 2000-01 school year.[8] The next year, the Fox Valley Christian Conference lost two schools to the Midwest Classic Conference: Lourdes Academy and St. Mary Catholic.[9] The final six schools would play one more year before the conference disbanded in 1999.[10] All member schools went on to join WIAA-sponsored conferences prior to the merger being final.

Conference membership history

School Location Affiliation Enrollment Mascot Colors Joined Left Conference Joined Current Conference
Abbot Pennings De Pere, WI Private (Catholic, Norbertine) N/A

(Boys only)

Squires     1971[1][2] 1990[5] Closed (merged into Notre Dame Academy)
Fox Valley Lutheran Appleton, WI Private (WELS) 742 Foxes     1971[1][2] 1999[10] Valley 8 Bay (2025)
Lourdes Academy Oshkosh, WI Private (Catholic) 178 Knights     1971[1][2] 1998[9] Midwest Classic Trailways
Marinette Central Catholic Marinette, WI Private (Catholic) 38 Cavaliers     1971[1][2] 1999[10] Marinette & Oconto
Our Lady of Premontre Green Bay, WI Private (Catholic) N/A

(Boys only)

Cadets     1971[1][2] 1990[5] Closed (merged into Notre Dame Academy)
Roncalli Manitowoc, WI Private (Catholic) 223 Jets     1971[1][2] 1999[10] Eastern Wisconsin
St. John Little Chute, WI Private (Catholic) N/A Flying Dutchmen     1971[1][2] 1973[4] Closed
St. Mary Catholic Neenah, WI Private (Catholic) 277 Zephyrs       1971[1][2] 1998[9] Midwest Classic Big East
St. Mary's Springs Fond du Lac, WI Private (Catholic) 263 Ledgers     1971[1][2] 1999[10] Flyway Wisconsin Flyway
Xavier Appleton, WI Private (Catholic) 468 Hawks     1971[1][2] 1999[10] Valley 8 Bay
St. Joseph Academy Green Bay, WI Private (Catholic) N/A

(Girls only)

Sajoacs     1972[3] 1990[5] Closed (merged into Notre Dame Academy)
Notre Dame Academy Green Bay, WI Private (Catholic) 727 Tritons     1990[5] 1993[7] Fox River Valley Fox River Classic
Manitowoc Lutheran Manitowoc, WI Private (WELS) 227 Lancers     1991[6] 1999[10] Olympian Big East

Membership timeline

List of state champions

Fall sports

Boys Cross Country
School Year Organization Division
St. Mary's Springs 1971[11] WISAA Class B
Roncalli 1973[12] WISAA Class B
Roncalli 1976[13] WISAA Class B
Our Lady of Premontre 1982[14] WISAA Class A
Our Lady of Premontre 1983[15] WISAA Class A
Girls Cross Country
School Year Organization Division
Notre Dame Academy 1990[16] WISAA Class A
St. Mary's Springs 1992[17] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1993[18] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1995[19] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1996[20] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1997[21] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1998[22] WISAA Division 2
Football
School Year Organization Division
Abbot Pennings 1971[23] WISAA
Lourdes Academy 1974[24] WISAA
Our Lady of Premontre 1978[25] WISAA Class A
St. Mary's Springs 1983[26] WISAA Class A
St. Mary's Springs 1984[27] WISAA Class A
St. Mary's Springs 1990[28] WISAA Division 1
St. Mary's Springs 1991[29] WISAA Division 1
Notre Dame Academy 1992[30] WISAA Division 1
St. Mary's Springs 1995[31] WISAA Division 1
Roncalli 1996[32] WISAA Division 2
Roncalli 1997[33] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1997[33] WISAA Division 3
Roncalli 1998[34] WISAA Division 3
St. Mary's Springs 1998[34] WISAA Division 2
Golf
School Year Organization
Our Lady of Premontre 1978[35] WISAA
Our Lady of Premontre 1979[36] WISAA
Our Lady of Premontre 1981[37] WISAA
Our Lady of Premontre 1985[38] WISAA
Abbot Pennings 1986[39] WISAA
Abbot Pennings 1987[40] WISAA
Abbot Pennings 1988[41] WISAA
Notre Dame Academy 1991[42] WISAA
Boys Soccer
School Year Organization
Abbot Pennings 1987 WISAA
Girls Tennis
School Year Organization
St. Joseph Academy 1981[43] WISAA
Volleyball
School Year Organization Division
St. Mary Catholic 1981[44] WISAA Class B
St. Mary Catholic 1982[44] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1985[44] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1986[44] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1987[44] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1990[45] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1996[46] WISAA Division 2

Winter sports

Boys Basketball
School Year Organization Division
Our Lady of Premontre 1982[47] WISAA Class A
Marinette Central Catholic 1983[48] WISAA Class B
Abbot Pennings 1990[49] WISAA Class A
St. Mary's Springs 1993[50] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1994[51] WISAA Division 2
Xavier 1995[52] WISAA Division 1
Girls Basketball
School Year Organization Division
Roncalli 1975[53] WISAA
Xavier 1978[53] WISAA
Marinette Central Catholic 1981[53] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1982[53] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1983[53] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1984[54] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1992[55] WISAA Division 3
Marinette Central Catholic 1993[56] WISAA Division 3
Lourdes Academy 1994[57] WISAA Division 2
Marinette Central Catholic 1994[57] WISAA Division 3
Lourdes Academy 1995[58] WISAA Division 2
Marinette Central Catholic 1995[58] WISAA Division 3
Marinette Central Catholic 1996[59] WISAA Division 3
Marinette Central Catholic 1997[60] WISAA Division 3
St. Mary Catholic 1998[61] WISAA Division 2
Wrestling
School Year Organization
Lourdes Academy 1993[62] WISAA
Lourdes Academy 1994[63] WISAA

Spring sports

Baseball
School Year Organization Division
Xavier 1978[64] WISAA
Xavier 1979[65] WISAA
Marinette Central Catholic 1986[66] WISAA Class B
Marinette Central Catholic 1987[67] WISAA Class B
St. Mary Catholic 1990[68] WISAA Class B
Roncalli 1991[69] WISAA Class A
Golf
School Year Organization
Roncalli 1973[70] WISAA
Softball
School Year Organization Division
St. Joseph Academy 1984[71] WISAA
St. Mary Catholic 1986[72] WISAA Class B
St. Joseph Academy 1987[73] WISAA Class A
St. Joseph Academy 1988[74] WISAA Class A
St. Mary Catholic 1990[75] WISAA Class B
Fox Valley Lutheran 1998[76] WISAA Division 1
Boys Tennis
School Year Organization
Abbot Pennings 1987[77] WISAA
Boys Track & Field
School Year Organization Division
St. John 1973[78] WISAA Class C
Roncalli 1974[79] WISAA Class B
St. Mary's Springs 1975[80] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1976[81] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1977[82] WISAA Class B
St. Mary's Springs 1979[83] WISAA Class B
Our Lady of Premontre 1980[84] WISAA Class A
Xavier 1984[85] WISAA Class B
Xavier 1985[86] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1986[87] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1987[88] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1990[89] WISAA Class B
St. Mary's Springs 1993[90] WISAA Division 2
Roncalli 1994[91] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1996[92] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1997[93] WISAA Division 2
St. Mary's Springs 1998[94] WISAA Division 2
Manitowoc Lutheran 1999[95] WISAA Division 2
Girls Track & Field
School Year Organization Division
Roncalli 1975[80] WISAA
Fox Valley Lutheran 1980[84] WISAA Class B
Fox Valley Lutheran 1983[96] WISAA Class B
Lourdes Academy 1988[97] WISAA Class B
Roncalli 1990[89] WISAA Class B
Xavier 1992[98] WISAA Division 2
Manitowoc Lutheran 1994[91] WISAA Division 2

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