Dunn-St. Croix Conference

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The Dunn-St.Croix Conference, or DSC, is a high school athletic conference in Western Wisconsin. It participates in the WIAA.

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Dunn-St. Croix Conference Member School Locations in Wisconsin

Current Schools

SchoolLocationEnrollmentMascotColors
Boyceville High School Boyceville, WI 212Bulldogs  
Colfax High School Colfax, WI 224Vikings  
Durand-Arkansaw Durand, WI 307Panthers  
Elk Mound High School Elk Mound, WI 344Mounders  
Plum City-Elmwood Elmwood, WI 178^Wolves  
Glenwood City High School Glenwood City, WI 195Hilltoppers   
Mondovi High School Mondovi, WI 250Buffaloes  
Spring Valley High School Spring Valley, WI 198Cardinals  

^Plum City and Elmwood are separate schools that compete together as Plum City/Elmwood. Enrollment listed is combined.

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