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Abbreviation Guide School Corporation About IHSAA Membership 2009-10 Profi le As stated in Article III of the IHSAA By-Laws & Articles of Incorporation Full Member Schools: 411 Boys Girls School Athletic Directors Junior Member Schools: 0 Section 1. Total Member Schools: 411 .......................... AD ........... Athletic Director EVANSVILLE All Memberships Are Voluntary. Any secondary school in the state may Paul Neidig become a member of this Corporation by meeting the requirements for .........................AAD .......... Asst. Athletic Director membership, by subscribing to all of these rules and regulations of the Cor- Full Members Gained: 3 [email protected] 21st Century Charter School - Gary ......................Ath Sec........ Athletic Secretary 5400 First Avenue poration, and by completing and submitting a membership application form Indiana Math & Science Academy ........................Ath Tr......... Athletic Trainer Evansville, IN 47710 to the Commissioner on or before September 1 of each year. Applications Indianapolis Shortridge (approved BA ...................................... Baseball Coach Phone: 812-435-8501 for membership by non-member schools must be accompanied with a one FAX: 812-435-8564 thousand dollar initiation fee and must be received by the Commissioner no in 2008-09) BB .......BB.......................... Basketball Coach later than August 1. ....................... Co-AD ........ Co-Athletic Director GARY Section 2. Full Members Lost: 2 CC ......CC ......................... Cross Country Coach Earl Smith Full membership in this Corporation shall be open to all public, private, Gary Wirt 1800 E. 35th Ave. parochial, boarding, and institutional high schools of the state offering and Morton Memorial FB ...................................... Football Coach Gary, IN 46409 maintaining two or more years of high school work, provided they meet the GO ..... GO ......................... Golf Coach Phone: 219-963-2906 requirements of the Corporation and also subscribe to its rules and regula- School Name Changes: 1 .........................GSD ......... Girls Sports Director FAX: 219-977-4240 tions. A school to be eligible for membership in the IHSAA must (a) have Irvington Preparatory Academy Full Accreditation or Freeway Accreditation from the Indiana Department of ............GY ......................... Gymnastics Coach (previously Irvington Community) HAMMOND Education or be fully accredited by the Commission on Accreditation and ..........................Prin .......... Principal School Improvement provided the school meets the graduation qualifying Will Wraggs No. of Full Member ..........................Sup .......... Superintendent [email protected] examination requirements of the state of Indiana and (b) must have previously provided and continue to maintain at least one team in an IHSAA sponsored Schools by District SO ......SO ......................... Soccer Coach 41 Williams St. District I: 130 Hammond, IN 46320-1948 sport for each gender during each sports season. A school shall neither be- ............SB.......................... Softball Coach come a member nor remain a member in the IHSAA whose detailed fi nancial District II: 151 Phone: 219-933-2400 Ext. 1070 (athletic or otherwise), scholastic and attendance records are not readily made District III: 130 SW ..... SW ......................... Swimming Coach FAX: 219-933-2505 TE .......TE .......................... Tennis Coach available, as requested, to the IHSAA during an investigation. (For geographic location of schools Section 3. and district boundaries, please see TR .......TR.......................... Track Coach INDIANAPOLIS (City) Curtis Ervin Any school upon being granted membership in the Association shall not be map on pages 18-19) ............VB.......................... Volleyball Coach [email protected] permitted to participate in IHSAA tournaments for a period of two years from WR ..................................... Wrestling Coach 120 E. Walnut St. the date of admittance. NOTE: Existing IHSAA member schools who consoli- Previous Full Member Totals Indianapolis, IN 46204 date or divide into multiple schools shall be excluded from said rule. 2008-09: 411 1988-89: 390 Section 4. Within each school listing, the number Phone: 317-226-3038 2007-08: 407 1987-88: 391 FAX: 317-226-3019 Junior membership may be extended to any school accredited by the Depart- 2006-07: 406 1986-87: 392 directly to the right of each school name is ment of Education offering the ninth grade, but not eligible for full or associate 2005-06: 400 1985-86: 397 the School ID Number for use in fi nancial INDIANAPOLIS (Pike School District) membership. Junior membership shall extend the privilege of participating 2004-05: 398 1984-85: 396 reports and other IHSAA forms. James Perkins in single athletic games, contests, tourneys and meets with other junior 2003-04: 396 1983-84: 401 [email protected] members. Junior membership also shall permit teams from junior members 2002-03: 392 1982-83: 400 Pike Freshman Center composed of ninth grade students to compete against teams composed of ninth and/or tenth grade students from full and associate members in single 2001-02: 386 1981-82: 401 6801 Zionsville Road 2000-01: 387 1980-81: 403 Indianapolis, IN 46268 games, contests, tourneys and meets without special restrictions as to the number of teams entered, trial runs or geographical location within the 1999-00: 386 1979-80: 401 Phone: 317-347-8611 1998-99: 386 1978-79: 399 FAX: 317-347-8555 state. Schools holding junior memberships are not eligible to enter teams or individuals in state tourneys or meets. It must be clearly understood that 1997-98: 384 1977-78: 405 a junior membership is a membership in the Corporation that requires the 1996-97: 385 1976-77: 407 MUNCIE principal to subscribe to all of the rules and regulations of the Corporation. Frank Montgomery 1995-96: 385 1975-76: 410 Junior members may share in the distribution of tickets to the state fi nal [email protected] 1994-95: 388 1974-75: 419 championship basketball tourney and other state fi nal championship meets 1993-94: 388 1973-74: 424 2501 N. Oakwood Ave. on a limited basis as determined by the Committee. Muncie, IN 47304-2399 1992-93: 389 1972-73: 423 Phone: 765-747-5223 Section 5. 1991-92: 389 1971-72: 428 FAX: 765-747-5341 Each full member school shall have one vote. 1990-91: 389 1970-71: 438 Section 6. 1989-90: 391 1969-70: 444 SOUTH BEND The Committee shall determine the status of all memberships. Kirby Whitacre Section 7. [email protected] As a condition of membership, all members and their administrators, faculty, 215 S. St. Joseph St. and students consent to the exclusive jurisdiction and venue of courts in South Bend, IN 46601 Marion County, Indiana for all claims and disputes between and among the Phone: 574-283-8056 IHSAA and a member school, its administrators, its faculty, and its students, FAX: 574-283-8258 including, but not limited to, any claims or disputes involving membership, eligibility, rule violation or injury. 20 21 21st Century Charter School - Gary ID: 424 Alexandria Monroe ID: 2 Anderson Highland ID: 4 Angola ID: 7 556 Washington St. Gary, IN 46409 1 Burden Ct. Alexandria, IN 46001 2108 E. 200 N. Anderson, IN 46012 350 S. John McBride Ave. Angola, IN 46703 Website: www.21ccharter.org/Gary/index.html Website: www.alex.k12.in.us/ Website: www.acsc.net/hhs/ Website: www.msdsteuben.k12.in.us/ahs IHSAA District: 1 IHSAA District: 2 IHSAA District: 2 IHSAA District: 1 Enrollment: Enrollment: 483 Enrollment: 1474 Enrollment: 905 Nickname: Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Scots Nickname: Hornets Colors: Colors: Cardinal & Gold Colors: Plaid & White Colors: Purple & Gold Conference: Conference: Central Indiana Conference Conference: Conference: North East Corner Conference Main Fax: Main Fax: 765-724-5041 Main Fax: 765-641-2067 Main Fax: 260-665-7012 AD Fax: AD Fax: 765-724-8008 AD Fax: 765-641-2067 AD Fax: 260-665-6164 Sup: Sup: Alice Mehaffey 765-724-4496 Sup: Lennon Brown 765-641-2029 Sup: David Goodwin 260-665-2854 Prin: Angela West 219-886-9339 Prin: Jim Regenold 765-724-4413 Prin: Lucinda McCord 765-641-2071 Prin: Steve Grill 260-665-2186 AD: Ricky Haskins 219-886-9339 AD: Doug Bellar 765-298-6402 AD: Neal Rector 765-641-2067 AD: Mark Ridenour 260-665-3780 AD E-Mail: [email protected] AD E-Mail: [email protected] AD E-Mail: [email protected] AD E-Mail: [email protected] Asst. AD: Rodney Williams 219-886-9339 Asst. AD: Asst. AD: Asst. AD: Asst AD E-mail: [email protected] Ath. Sec: Kathi Lower 765-298-6405 Ath. Sec: Jo Ellen McFall 765-641-2067 Ath. Sec: Peggy Buikema 260-665-3780 Ath. Trainer: Ath. Trainer: Matthew Revennaugh 765-724-4413 Ath. Trainer: Ath. Trainer: Jon Smith 260-665-3780 Ath. Trainer: Ath. Trainer: Ath. Trainer: Ath. Trainer: Boys Sports Girls Sports Boys Sports Girls Sports Boys Sports Girls Sports Boys Sports Girls Sports BA BB BA Jeff Closser BB Jon Howell BA Matt Bair BB BA Jerry McDermid BB Allen Grant BB CC BB Garth Cone CC Shannon Howell BB Jason Delaney CC Eric Creviston BB Greg Holmes CC Paul Beckwith CC GO CC Shannon Howell GO Mark Long CC Eric Creviston GO Bob Windlan CC James Ferrier GO Joan Sanborn FB GY FB Pete Gast GY FB Randy Albano GY FB Luke Amstutz GY Erin Ritter GO SO GO Greg Kyle SO GO Jim Wright SO Kyle Davy GO Roger Knauer SO Dave Police SO SB SO SB Rob Sayre SO Chris Spolyar SB Doug Holder SO Ryan Stellhorn SB Chris Schuler SW SW SW James Haase SW James Haase SW Dave Renz SW Dave Renz SW Dave Watkins SW Dave Watkins TE TE TE Dick Sizelove TE Matt DeVault TE Jim Hostetler TE Jim Hostetler TE Tony Wright TE Tony Wright TR TR TR Bolte Tina TR Bolte Tina TR Cary House TR Eric Creviston TR Mike Winters TR Laurie Gentry WR VB WR Jack Grimaldi VB Ashley Pierce WR Kyle Poyer VB Teri Ice WR Greg Hamer VB Julie Dunham Adams Central ID: 1 Anderson ID: 3 Andrean ID: 6 Argos ID: 8 222 W.
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    IHSAA HIGH SCHOOLS CONFERENCE AFFILIATIONS 2019-20 Update: August 29, 2019 BLUEGRASS CONFERENCE (11) HEART OF IOWA CONFERENCE (8) MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CONFERENCE (16) Ankeny Christian Academy Gilbert Mississippi Division Diagonal Greene County Cedar Falls Lamoni Nevada Cedar Rapids, Washington Melcher-Dallas North Polk, Alleman Dubuque, Senior Moravia PCM, Monroe Epworth, Western Dubuque Mormon Trail, Garden Grove Roland-Story Iowa City, City High Moulton-Udell Saydel Prairie, Cedar Rapids Murray South Hamilton, Jewell Waterloo, East Orient-Macksburg Xavier, Cedar Rapids Seymour IOWA STAR CONFERENCE (14) Valley Division Twin Cedars, Bussey North Division Cedar Rapids, Jefferson Clarksville Cedar Rapids, Kennedy CENTRAL IOWA METROPOLITAN LEAGUE (18) Don Bosco, Gilbertville Dubuque, Hempstead Central Division Dunkerton Iowa City, Liberty Ames Janesville Iowa City, West Ankeny Riceville Linn-Mar, Marion Ankeny Centennial Tripoli Wahlert, Dubuque Dowling Catholic, West Des Moines Waterloo Christian Waterloo, West Johnston South Division Urbandale Baxter MISSOURI RIVER CONFERENCE (8) Iowa Division Collins-Maxwell Bishop Heelan Catholic, Sioux City Fort Dodge Colo-Nesco Council Bluffs, Abraham Lincoln Marshalltown GMG, Garwin Council Bluffs, Thomas Jefferson Mason City Meskwaki Settlement School LeMars Southeast Polk North Tama, Traer Sergeant Bluff-Luton Valley, West Des Moines Valley Lutheran, Cedar Falls Sioux City, East Waukee Sioux City, North Metro Division LAKES CONFERENCE (6) Sioux City, West Des Moines, East Cherokee, Washington Des Moines, Hoover Estherville-Lincoln Central NORTH CENTRAL CONFERENCE (8) Des Moines, Lincoln Spencer Algona Des Moines, North Spirit Lake Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Des Moines, Roosevelt Storm Lake Clear Lake Ottumwa Western Christian, Hull Hampton-Dumont/CAL Humboldt CORNER CONFERENCE (7) LITTLE HAWKEYE CONFERENCE (8) Iowa Falls-Alden Clarinda Academy Dallas Center-Grimes St.