Corner Conference (Iowa)

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Corner Conference School Locations
Corner Conference
Conference IHSAA / IGHSAU
Founded1953
Sports fielded
  • 13
No. of teams6
RegionSouthwest Iowa
Official website www.cornerconference.org

The Corner Conference is a high school athletic conference based in Southwestern Iowa. All members are in Class 1A (the smallest schools in Iowa).

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Members

SchoolLocationAffiliationMascotColors2024-2025 BEDS [1] Football class*
East Mills Malvern PublicWolverines   1038-man
Essex Essex PublicTrojans & Trojanettes  368-man*
Fremont–Mills Tabor PublicKnights  1138-man
Griswold Griswold PublicTigers  968-man
Sidney Sidney PublicCowboys & Cowgirls  998-man
Stanton Stanton PublicVikings & Viqueens  568-man*

* Essex and Stanton compete together in football as Stanton/Essex

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References

  1. "IHSAA: Classifications".
  2. "Clarinda, South Page boards ink sharing agreements | News | kmaland.com".
  3. "Report: Clarinda Academy closing".
  4. "Bedford approved to join Corner Conference for 2024-25 school year".