Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association

Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association
Founded1957
Ceased1968
No. of teams34(1957), 41(1968)
HeadquartersLa Crosse, Wisconsin
Locations
WCIAA Member School Locations (1957)

The Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association is a former organization for high school athletics in Wisconsin. Its membership consisted entirely of parochial high schools, and was in operation from 1957 to 1968.

History

The origins of the Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association date back to 1928, when Marquette University in Milwaukee sponsored a basketball tournament for the state's Catholic high schools.[1] This was the first such competition in the state, and it eventually became an annual event. In 1957, the thirty-four Catholic high schools participating in that year's tournament assembled to form the Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association.[2] At the time of the WCIAA's founding, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association limited its membership to public high schools, and the WCIAA gave parochial schools the chance to compete for statewide championships. Over the course of its eleven-year existence, the WCIAA sponsored championships for:

  • Baseball
  • Basketball
  • Cross Country
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • Track and Field
  • Wrestling

By the late 1960s, many new independent high schools had opened up in the state of Wisconsin that were outside the Catholic church, sponsored either by other religions or private entities. The forty-one members of the WCIAA added twelve non-Catholic high schools in 1968 (along with Queen of Apostles, a Catholic high school in Madison who was already slated to join) and became the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association to reflect its expanded scope.[3]

Executive Directors

  • Phil Schrempf (1957-1959)[4]
  • Steve Pavela (1959-1968)[4]

WCIAA membership history

School Location Diocese Enrollment Mascot Colors Joined Left Current Status
Abbot Pennings De Pere Green Bay N/A Squires     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1990 (merged into Notre Dame Academy)
Aquinas La Crosse La Crosse 307 Blugolds     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Mississippi Valley)
Assumption Wisconsin Rapids La Crosse 139 Royals     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Marawood)
Beloit Catholic Beloit Madison N/A Crusaders     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 2000
Campion Jesuit Prairie du Chien La Crosse N/A Red Knights     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1975
Cathedral Superior Superior N/A Panthers     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1969
Catholic Memorial Waukesha Milwaukee 576 Crusaders     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Classic Eight)
Columbus Catholic Marshfield La Crosse 146 Dons     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Cloverbelt)
De Padua Ashland Superior N/A Bruins     1957[2] 1967[5] Closed
Don Bosco Milwaukee Milwaukee N/A Dons     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1972 (merged into Thomas More)
Edgewood Madison Madison 569 Crusaders     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Badger)
Madonna Mauston La Crosse N/A Cowboys     1957[2] 1966[6] Closed
Marinette Central Catholic Marinette Green Bay 38 Cavaliers     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Marinette & Oconto)
Marquette University Milwaukee Milwaukee 1,794 Hilltoppers     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Greater Metro)
Maryheart Pittsville La Crosse N/A Golden Eagles     1957[2] 1961[7] Closed
McDonell Central Catholic Chippewa Falls La Crosse 206 Macks     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Cloverbelt)
Messmer Milwaukee Milwaukee 499 Bishops     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Midwest Classic)
Newman Catholic Wausau La Crosse 128 Cardinals     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Marawood)
Notre Dame Milwaukee Milwaukee N/A Redwings     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1988
Our Lady of Premontre Green Bay Green Bay N/A Cadets     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1990 (merged into Notre Dame Academy)
Pacelli Stevens Point La Crosse 169 Cardinals     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Central Wisconsin)
Pius XI Milwaukee Milwaukee 699 Popes     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Woodland)
Regis Eau Claire La Crosse 210 Ramblers     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Cloverbelt)
Sacred Heart Lima La Crosse N/A Redmen     1957[2] 1966[8] Closed
St. Benedict the Moor Milwaukee Milwaukee N/A Brown Bombers     1957[2] 1964[9] Closed
St. Bonaventure Sturtevant Milwaukee N/A Cardinals     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1983
St. Catherine's Racine Milwaukee 472 Angels       1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Metro Classic)
St. Gregory St. Nazianz Green Bay N/A Knights     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1969
St. John Little Chute Green Bay N/A Flying Dutchmen     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1973
St. John's Cathedral Milwaukee Milwaukee N/A Eagles     1957[2] 1968[3] Closed in 1976
St. Mary Kenosha Milwaukee N/A Blue Knights     1957[2] 1958[10] Closed
St. Mary Catholic Neenah Green Bay 277 Zephyrs       1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Big East)
St. Mary's Burlington Milwaukee 128 Hilltoppers     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Midwest Classic)
St. Mary's Springs Fond du Lac Milwaukee 263 Ledgers     1957[2] 1968[3] WIAA (Wisconsin Flyway)
Dominican Whitefish Bay Milwaukee 324 Knights       1958[11] 1968[3] WIAA (Metro Classic)
St. Joseph Kenosha Milwaukee 229 Lancers     1958[11] 1968[3] WIAA (Metro Classic)
Xavier Appleton Green Bay 468 Hawks     1960[12] 1968[3] WIAA (Bay)
Francis Jordan Milwaukee Milwaukee N/A Cardinals     1961[13] 1968[3] Closed in 1969
Lourdes Academy Oshkosh Green Bay 178 Knights     1961[13] 1968[3] WIAA (Trailways)
Holy Cross Seminary La Crosse La Crosse N/A Comets     1964[14] 1968[3] Closed in 1971
de Sales Prep St. Francis Milwaukee N/A Saints     1965[15] 1968[3] Closed in 1979
Roncalli Manitowoc Green Bay 223 Jets     1965[16] 1968[3] WIAA (Eastern Wisconsin)
Holy Name Seminary Madison Madison N/A Hilanders     1966[17] 1968[3] Closed in 1995
Sacred Heart Seminary Oneida Green Bay N/A Scouts     1966[17] 1968[3] Closed in 1976
Salvatorian Seminary St. Nazianz Green Bay N/A Royals     1966[17] 1968[3] Closed (succeeded by JFK Prep)
St. Lawrence Seminary Mount Calvary Milwaukee 256 Hilltoppers     1966[17] 1968[3] WIAA (Independent)
Pio Nono St. Francis Milwaukee N/A Spartans     1967[18] 1968[3] Closed in 1972 (merged into Thomas More)

Membership timeline

Former WCIAA-affiliated conferences

Alignments are listed for WCIAA membership dates only; see links for full conference histories.

Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference

School Location Tenure
Assumption High School Wisconsin Rapids 1957-1968
Campion Jesuit High School Prairie du Chien 1957-1968
Columbus Catholic High School Marshfield 1957-1968
Newman Catholic High School Wausau 1957-1968
Pacelli High School Stevens Point 1957-1968
McDonell Central Catholic High School Chippewa Falls 1961-1968
Regis High School Eau Claire 1963-1968
Aquinas High School La Crosse 1964-1968

Fox Valley Catholic Conference

School Location Tenure
Abbot Pennings High School De Pere 1957-1968
Marinette Central Catholic High School Marinette 1957-1968
Our Lady of Premontre High School Green Bay 1957-1968
St. John High School Little Chute 1957-1968
St. Mary Catholic High School Neenah 1957-1968
St. Mary's Springs Academy Fond du Lac 1957-1968
Lourdes Academy Oshkosh 1961-1968
Xavier High School Appleton 1961-1968

Milwaukee Catholic Conference

School Location Tenure
Catholic Memorial High School Waukesha 1957-1968
Don Bosco High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
Marquette University High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
Messmer High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
Notre Dame High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
Pius XI High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
St. Bonaventure High School Sturtevant 1957-1968
St. Catherine's High School Racine 1957-1968
St. John's Cathedral High School Milwaukee 1957-1968
Dominican High School Whitefish Bay 1958-1968
St. Joseph High School Kenosha 1958-1968
St. Benedict the Moor High School Milwaukee 1959-1964
Francis Jordan High School Milwaukee 1961-1968

WCIAA members in non-WCIAA conferences

School Location Tenure Conference
Beloit Catholic High School Beloit 1957-1961 SWAPS Conference
St. Mary's High School Burlington 1957-1961 SWAPS Conference
McDonell Central Catholic High School Chippewa Falls 1960-1961 Bi-State Conference
Sacred Heart High School Lima 1960-1966 Bi-State Conference
St. Mary's High School Burlington 1961-1963 Southeastern Wisconsin Conference
Madonna High School Mauston 1962-1966 Central-C Conference
St. Gregory High School St. Nazianz 1963-1968 Kettle Moraine Conference
St. Mary's High School Burlington 1963-1968 Southeastern Badger Conference
Beloit Catholic High School Beloit 1964-1968 SHARK Conference (IHSA)
Cathedral High School Superior 1965-1968 Michigan-Wisconsin Conference
de Sales Preparatory Academy St. Francis 1965-1968 Wisconsin Seminary League
Holy Name Seminary Madison 1966-1968 Wisconsin Seminary League
Sacred Heart Seminary Oneida 1966-1968 Wisconsin Seminary League
Salvatorian Seminary St. Nazianz 1966-1968 Wisconsin Seminary League
St. Lawrence Seminary Mount Calvary 1966-1968 Wisconsin Seminary League
Roncalli High School Manitowoc 1967-1968 Kettle Moraine Conference

List of state champions

Baseball
Year Champion
1957[19] Notre Dame
1958[20] Edgewood
1959[21] Marquette University
1960[22] Edgewood
1961[23] Edgewood
1962[24] Marquette University
1963[25] Pius XI
1964[26] Pius XI
1965[27] St. Joseph
1966[28] Edgewood
1967[29] Edgewood
1968[30] St. Catherine's
Basketball
Year Champion
1957[31] St. Norbert
1958[32] St. Catherine's
1959[33] St. Catherine's
1960[34] St. Mary Catholic
1961[35] St. Catherine's
1962[36] Edgewood
1963[37] Xavier
1964[38] Marinette Central Catholic
1965[39] Marquette University
1966[40] Messmer
1967[41] Marquette University
1968[42] Messmer
Cross Country
Year Champion
1967[43] Pius XI
Golf
Year Champion
1957[44] Aquinas
1958[45] Marquette University
1959[46] St. Mary's Springs
1960[47] St. Catherine's
1961[48] St. Catherine's
1962[49] Don Bosco
1963[50] Marquette University
1964[51] Marquette University
1965[52] Marquette University
1966[53] Marquette University
1967[54] St. Joseph
1968[55] Pius XI
Tennis
Year Champion
1960[56] Catholic Memorial
1961[57] Catholic Memorial
1962[58] Catholic Memorial
1963[59] Catholic Memorial, Xavier (tie)
1964[60] Catholic Memorial
1965[61] Marquette University
1966[62] Marquette University
1967[63] Beloit Catholic, Marquette University (tie)
1968[64] Edgewood
Track & Field
Year Champion
1957[65] Marquette University
1958[66] Marquette University
1959[67] Pius XI
1960[68] Pius XI
1961[69] Pius XI
1962[70] Marquette University
1963[71] Marquette University
1964[72] Aquinas
Year Class A Class B
1965 Marquette University[73] Assumption[74]
1966 Messmer[75] Columbus Catholic[76]
1967 Pius XI[77] Assumption[78]
1968 Messmer[79] Assumption[80]
Wrestling
Year Champion
1957[81] St. Catherine's
1958[82] Don Bosco
1959[83] Catholic Memorial
1960[84] Catholic Memorial
1961[85] St. Joseph
1962[86] St. Joseph
1963[87] St. Joseph
1964[88] St. Joseph
1965[89] St. Joseph
1966[90] St. Joseph
1967[91] Aquinas
1968[92] Aquinas

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