East Central Illinois Conference

East Central Illinois Conference

Conference	IHSA
Founded	2007
Sports fielded	6 (3 Boys, 3 Girls)
No. of teams	9
Region	Central Illinois

The East Central Illinois Conference or ECIC, is a high school athletic conference in Central Illinois. 6 out of the 9 schools are private schools.

Member schools

Arthur Christian

Calvary Christian

Christ Lutheran

Cornerstone Christian

Decatur Christian

De Land

Greenview

Judah Christian

University

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East Central Illinois Conference Members

There are 9 member schools in the Conference. ^[1] Greenview High School joined the ECIC in the 2018-19 academic school year.

School	Location (Population)	Mascot	Colors	Affiliation	2017 9–12 enrollment	School website
Arthur Christian School	Arthur, Illinois (2,288)	Conquering Riders	Red and Navy	Non-denominational	NA	http://www.arthurchristian.org/
Calvary Christian Academy	Normal, Illinois (52,497)	Knights	Red and Blue	Baptist	52 / 85.80 (multiplied)	http://www.ccanormal.org
Christ Lutheran High School	Buckley, Illinois (600)	Crusaders	Purple and White	Lutheran LCMS	7 / 11.55 (multiplied)	http://www.christlutheranbuckley.com
Cornerstone Christian Academy	Bloomington, Illinois (76,610)	Cyclones	Green and White	Non-denominational	108 / 178.20 (multiplied)	http://www.cornerstonechristian.com
Decatur Christian School	Forsyth, Illinois (3,490)	Warriors	Blue and Gold	Non-denominational	50 / 82.50 (multiplied)	http://decaturchristian.net/
DeLand-Weldon High School	De Land, Illinois (446)	Eagles	Maroon and Gray	Public	54	https://www.dwschools.org/
Greenview High School	Greenview, Illinois (778)	Bulldogs	Red and Black	Public	69	http://www.greenviewschools.org/
Judah Christian School	Champaign, Illinois (81,055)	The Tribe	Purple and Gold	Non-denominational	131 / 216.15 (multiplied)	http://www.judah.org
University of Illinois Laboratory High School	Urbana, Illinois (41,250)	Illineks	Navy Blue and Orange	Public	241 / 397.65 (multiplied)	https://uni.illinois.edu/

Former members

School	Location (Population)	Mascot	Colors	Affiliation	2017 9–12 enrollment	Year Departed	Conference Joined	School website
Unity Christian School	Decatur, Illinois (76,122)	Lions	Red and Black	Private	110 / 181.50 (multiplied)	2013–14 [2]	Little Okaw Valley Conference	https://www.unitydecatur.org/

Sports

The following are the sports offered by the East Central Illinois Conference:

Fall Sports ^[3]

• Boys Soccer
• Girls Volleyball

Winter Sports

• Boys Basketball
• Girls Basketball

Spring Sports

• Baseball
• Girls Soccer

IHSA State level successes

Two out of the eight schools have place in IHSA State Finals. ^[4]

• Cornerstone Christian Academy-
  Boys Soccer: 4th place 2016-17 (1A)
• Boys Basketball: 4th place 2022-23 (1A)
• Track & Field: Ridge Willard (pole vault) 2021, 2022
• University of Illinois Laboratory High School-
  Boys Cross Country: 3rd place 1995-96 (A).
  Boys Soccer: 4th place 2015-16 (1A), 2nd place 2012-13 (1A).
  Girls Cross Country: 3rd place 1988-89 (A) and 1991-92 (A), 2nd place 2014-15 (1A) and 2015-16 (1A).
  Girls Track and Field: 3rd place 1984-85 (A) and 1989-90 (A), 2nd place 1990-91 (A).
  Journalism: 2nd place 2007-08 and 2011–12, State Champion 2008-09.
  Scholastic Bowl: 4th place 2013-14 (A), 2nd place 2016-17 (2A), State Champion 2014-15 (A).
  Team Chess: 3rd place 1982-83 (A), 1984-85 (A), 1992-93 (A). 2nd place 1975-76 (A), 1979-80 (A), 1988-89 (A). State Champion 1977-78 (A), 1978-79 (A), 1985-86 (A), 1990-91 (A), 1991-92 (A), 1993-94 (A), 2008-09.

See also

• List of Illinois High School Association member conferences

References

1. "Conferences & Affiliated Schools". Illinois High School Association. Retrieved August 18, 2018.
2. "LOVC accepts three schools to its ranks". Herald and Review. Retrieved August 18, 2018.
3. "Sports Offered". University of Illinois Laboratory High School. Retrieved August 18, 2018.
4. "Records & History". Illinois High School Association. Retrieved August 19, 2018.

External links

• http://www.uni.illinois.edu/ecic/member_schools.shtml Archived August 19, 2018, at the Wayback Machine