History
Originally known as the Little Four Conference, the Little Five was formed in 1929 by four small high schools in Dodge County and Jefferson County in southeastern Wisconsin: Hustisford, Johnson Creek, Juneau and Reeseville. [1] Fox Lake joined the conference in 1930 to give the conference it's fifth member, making necessary the name change to the Little Five Conference. [2] Juneau left the conference in 1932 to compete as an independent and were replaced by Hartland after their exit from the Little Seven Conference a few years earlier. [3] In 1934, Fox Lake left the conference to become members of the Columbia County Little Seven Conference, which a few years later would change its name to the Dual County Conference. [4] The Little Five continued with four schools for one more season before disbanding in 1935. Hartland and Johnson Creek found new homes right away: Hartland to the 4-C Conference [5] and Johnson Creek to the Madison Suburban Conference. [6] Hustisford and Reeseville continued as independents until finding new affiliations in later years.
