Packerland Conference

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The Packerland Conference is an athletic conference of high schools located in northeast Wisconsin. These schools are located chiefly within Door and Kewaunee counties, which are between Green Bay and Lake Michigan. All members are also affiliated with the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA). Sports sponsored by the conference are baseball, basketball, cross-country running, football, golf, soccer, softball, track and field, volleyball and wrestling.

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Packerland Conference Member School Locations in Wisconsin
School [1] LocationAffiliationEnrollmentMascotColorsJoined
Algoma Algoma, WI Public219Wolves  1970
Gibraltar Fish Creek, WI Public182Vikings  1979
Kewaunee Kewaunee, WI Public298Storm  1970
N.E.W. Lutheran Green Bay, WI Private145Blazers  1999
Oconto Oconto, WI Public282Blue Devils  1984
Peshtigo Peshtigo, WI Public339Bulldogs  2017
Sevastopol Sturgeon Bay, WI Public180Pioneers  1979
Southern Door Brussels, WI Public323Eagles  1970
Sturgeon Bay Sturgeon Bay, WI Public394Clippers  1970

Former Members

SchoolLocationAffiliationEnrollmentMascotColorsJoinedLeftConference JoinedCurrent Conference
Chilton Chilton, WI Public401Tigers  19701979 Eastern Wisconsin
Kiel Kiel, WI Public453Raiders  19701979 Eastern Wisconsin
Luxemburg-Casco Luxemberg, WI Public610Spartans  19702007 Bay North Eastern
New Holstein New Holstein, WI Public319Huskies  19701979 Eastern Wisconsin
Plymouth Plymouth, WI Public746Panthers  19701979 Eastern Wisconsin East Central
Sheboygan Falls Sheboygan Falls, WI Public513Falcons  19701979 Eastern Wisconsin
Mishicot Mishicot, WI Public280Indians  19801999 Olympian Big East
Oconto Falls Oconto Falls, WI Public521Panthers  19841999 Valley Eight North Eastern
Denmark Denmark, WI Public488Vikings  19992007 Bay North Eastern

Olympian-Packerland

For football the Packerland and Olympian conferences once combined forming a small and large division. During the 2011 football season changes were made as Brillion and Manitowoc Roncalli joined the Large Division. The Large Division has ten teams and the small has seven. This arrangement ended in 2015 when the Olympian ceased to exist.

Large Division

Small Division

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References

  1. "Packerland". Wisconsin High School Sports | Wisconsin Sports Network | WisSports.net. Retrieved 2020-04-19.