The Dairyland Conference is a high school athletic conference comprising 11 high schools in western Wisconsin.
The current Conference Commissioner is Ryan Nelson. The current President is Jill Alexander, from Gilmanton.
| Institution | Location | Affiliation | Enrollment | Mascot | Colors | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Large School Division [2] | |||||||||
| Augusta | Augusta | Public | 226 | Beavers | |||||
| Blair-Taylor | Blair | Public | 193 | Wildcats | |||||
| Eleva-Strum | Strum | Public | 187 | Cardinals | |||||
| Melrose-Mindoro | Melrose | Public | 223 | Mustangs | |||||
| Whitehall | Whitehall | Public | 216 | Norse | |||||
| Small School Division [3] | |||||||||
| Alma^ | Alma | Public | 65 | Rivermen | |||||
| Pepin^ | Pepin | Public | 84 | Lakers | |||||
| Alma Center Lincoln | Alma Center | Public | 164 | Hornets | |||||
| Cochrane-Fountain City | Fountain City | Public | 175 | Pirates | |||||
| Immanuel Lutheran | Eau Claire | Private, CLC | 96 | Lancers | |||||
| Gilmanton^^ | Gilmanton | Public | 39 | Panthers | |||||
| Independence^^ | Independence | Public | 143 | Indees | |||||
^Alma and Pepin compete together in all sports as the Alma/Pepin Eagles.
^^Gilmanton and Independence compete together, typically as the Independence/Gilmanton Indees. [4] [5] [6]
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