Parkland Conference

Last updated April 10, 2024

The Parkland Conference was a division of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association (WIAA) from the 1963 to the 2006 school season. It was formed in 1963 when the Braveland Conference split in two.

Membership history

1963-1970

1970-1980

1980-1983
Western Division

Eastern Division

1983-1985
Western Division

Eastern Division

1985-1992

1992-1993

1993-1997

1997-1998

1998-2003

2003-2006

2020-2023 (Football Only)

2024- (Football Only)

Dissolution

In 2006 the Conference ceased to exist and members were reassigned. St. Francis, Pewaukee, and Brown Deer went to the Woodland Conference. Whitefish Bay Dominican now competes in the Midwest Classic-Classic Division; Watertown Luther Prep joined the Capitol-Northern Division; Slinger shifted to the Wisconsin Little Ten; and Kettle Moraine Lutheran moved to the Wisconsin Flyway.

Conference champions

Basketball

Season	Team	Season	Team
1966	Franklin	1987	Mukwonago
1967	?	1988	NB Eisenhower
1968	Franklin St. Francis	1989	Franklin
1969	Whitnall	1990	Franklin
1970	Whitnall	1991	Franklin Whitnall
1971	Whitnall	1992	Franklin
1972	Whitnall	1993	Franklin
1973	Whitnall	1994	Franklin Hamilton Whitnall
1974	Franklin	1995	Whitnall
1975	Greendale Oak Creek	1996	NB Eisenhower
1976	Greendale	1997	Whitnall
1977	St. Francis	1998	Pewaukee
1978	Whitnall	1999	Dominican
1979	Oak Creek	2000	Pewaukee Slinger
1980	Whitnall	2001	Martin Luther
1981	?	2002	Pewaukee
1982	?	2003	Brown Deer
1983	Greendale	2004	Slinger
1984	Greendale	2005	Kettle Moraine Lutheran
1985	Greendale	2006	Brown Deer
1986	?

Boys' basketball

Season	Team	Season	Team
1964	Muskego	1986	NB Eisenhower
1965	Muskego	1987	Whitnall
1966	Whitnall	1988	Whitnall
1967	Greenfield	1989	Whitnall
1968	Greenfield	1990	Brown Deer
1969	Greendale	1991	Whitnall
1970	Greendale	1992	Brown Deer
1971	Greendale	1993	NB Eisenhower
1972	Whitnall	1994	Shorewood
1973	NB West	1995	Brown Deer
1974	NB West	1996	Shorewood
1975	Franklin	1997	Slinger
1976	Greendale NB Eisenhower	1998	Dominican
1977	NB Eisenhower St. Francis	1999	Dominican
1978	NB West	2000	Dominican
1979	NB West	2001	Pewaukee
1980	Oak Creek	2002	Dominican
1981	NB Eisenhower	2003	Slinger
1982	Kettle Moraine	2004	Dominican
1983	East: Kettle Moraine West: Whitnall	2005	Dominican
1984	East: Kettle Moraine West: NB West	2006	Kettle Moraine Lutheran
1985	East: Muskego West: Franklin

Girls' basketball

Season	Team	Record	Season	Team	Record
1976	?		1992	Brown Deer
1977	?		1993	Brown Deer	16-0
1978	?		1994	Whitnall	16-0
1979	?		1995	Whitnall	16-0
1980	?		1996	NB Eisenhower	15-1
1981	St. Francis	16-0	1997	NB West	15-1
1982	Oak Creek	16-0	1998	Slinger
1983	Oak Creek	15-0	1999	Slinger	15-1
1984	NB West	16-2	2000	Slinger	16-0
1985	NB West	18-0	2001	Slinger Dominican	16-0
1986	NB West	16-0	2002	Slinger	14-2
1987	NB Eisenhower	14-2	2003	Slinger	16-0
1988	NB Eisenhower	15-1	2004	Kettle Moraine Lutheran Pewaukee Slinger	12-2
1989	NB Eisenhower	16-0	2005	Kettle Moraine Lutheran	14-0
1990	NB Eisenhower	16-0	2006	Pewaukee	13-1
1991	NB Eisenhower	15-1

Division champions

Season	Team	Record
1981	Oak Creek (E) St. Francis (W)	? 16-0
1982	Oak Creek (E) Whitnall (W)	16-0 14-2
1983	Oak Creek (E) NB West (W) St. Francis (W)	15-0 14-1 14-1
1984	Muskego (E) Oak Creek (E) NB West (W)	15-2 15-2 16-2
1985	Greendale (E) NB West (W)	16-1 18-0

Football

Season	Team	Season	Team
1963	Oak Creek	1986	New Berlin Eisenhower
1964		1987	New Berlin Eisenhower
1965		1988	New Berlin Eisenhower
1966		1989	Franklin
1967		1990	Franklin
1968	Greendale	1991	Brown Deer/New Berlin West (2-way tie)
1969	Greendale	1992	Slinger
1970		1993	Sussex Hamilton
1971	Muskego	1994	Sussex Hamilton
1972	Oak Creek	1995	Sussex Hamilton
1973	New Berlin Eisenhower	1996	St. Francis
1974	Muskego	1997	Slinger
1975	Muskego	1998	Slinger
1976	Greenfield	1999	Watertown Luther Prep
1977	New Berlin Eisenhower	2000	Watertown Luther Prep
1978	Greenfield	2001	Watertown Luther Prep
1979	Muskego	2002	St. Francis/Pewaukee
1980	Racine Case St. Francis	2003	St. Francis
1981	Greendale	2004	Brown Deer
1982	Franklin	2005	Brown Deer Pewaukee
1983	Mukwonago	2006	Brown Deer
1984	Slinger	2020	Catholic Memorial
1985	New Berlin Eisenhower	2021	Catholic Memorial

State tournament appearances

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1963-1964: Whitnall, Boys Track & Field Class B Runner Up (Coach Bob Huberty)
1964-1965: Greenfield, Summer Baseball Quarterfinal
1966-1967: Muskego, Summer Baseball Quarterfinal
1974-1975: Greendale, Girls Volleyball Class A Runner Up
1975-1976: St. Francis, Boys Basketball Class B Champions (Coach Harold "Butch" McKeon)
1975-1976: St. Francis, Boys Track & Field Class B Champions (Coach James Fazen)
1975-1976: St. Francis, Boys Cross Country Class B Champion (Coach James Fazen)
1975-1976: Whitnall, Girls Basketball Class A Quarterfinal
1977-1978: Whitnall, Girls Basketball Class A Quarterfinal
1978-1979: Greenfield, Summer Baseball Semi-Final
1978-1979: Greendale, Girls Basketball Class A Runner Up
1978-1979: Greendale, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1979-1980: Greendale, Summer Baseball Champion (Coach Robin Schrank)
1979-1980: Greendale, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1980-1981: New Berlin Eisenhower, Boys Basketball Class A Quarterfinal (Coach Steve Gustafson)
1980-1981: Oak Creek, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1980-1981: St. Francis, Girls Basketball Class B Semi-Final (Coach Phil Polasek)
1981-1982: Greendale, Summer Baseball Semi-Final (Coach Robin Schrank)
1981-1982: Oak Creek, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1981-1982: Oak Creek, Girls Basketball Class A Semi-Final (Coach Myrt Jeske)
1981-1982: Racine Case, Boys Track & Field Class A Runner Up (Coach Bill Greiten)
1982-1983: Greenfield, Summer Baseball Champion (Coach Frank Benevides)
1982-1983: Oak Creek, Girls Volleyball Class A Champion (Coach Myrt Jeske)
1982-1983: Oak Creek, Girls Basketball Class A Runner Up (Coach Myrt Jeske)
1983-1984: Greenfield, Summer Baseball Semi-Final
1983-1984: Oak Creek, Girls Basketball Class A Semi-Final (Coach Myrt Jeske)
1983-1984: Oak Creek, Girls Volleyball Class A Runner Up (Coach Myrt Jeske)
1984-1985: Greendale, Summer Baseball Runner Up (Coach Robin Schrank)
1984-1985: New Berlin West, Girls Volleyball Class A Champion (Coach Ray Carney)
1985-1986: New Berlin Eisenhower, Football Division 2 Runner Up (Coach Frank Granger)
1985-1986: Whitnall, Boys Basketball Class B Semi-Final
1985-1986: New Berlin West, Girls Basketball Class B Semi-Final (Coach Gail Champion)
1986-1987: Brown Deer, Girls Track & Field Class B Champion (Coach Mike Novak)
1986-1987: Brown Deer, Girls Basketball Class B Semi-Final (Coach Ken Wall)
1986-1987: New Berlin West, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1987-1988: Whitnall, Boys Basketball Class B Champion (Coach Kent Kroupa)
1987-1988: New Berlin West, Football Division 2 Runner Up (Coach Doug Lange)
1987-1988: New Berlin Eisenhower, Girls Basketball Class B Semi-Final (Coach Conrad Farmer)
1987-1988: New Berlin West, Girls Volleyball Class A Semi-Final
1988-1989: New Berlin Eisenhower, Summer Baseball Quarterfinal
1988-1989: Pewaukee, Girls Volleyball Class B Semi-Final
1989-1990: New Berlin Eisenhower, Football Runner Up (Coach Frank Granger)
1990-1991: Whitnall, Summer Baseball Champion (Coach Tom Grafenauer)
1990-1991: Brown Deer, Boys Golf Champions (Coach Paul Zurich)
1991-1992: Brown Deer, Boys Golf Runner Up (Coach Paul Zurich)
1991-1992: Brown Deer, Boys Soccer Semi-Final
1992-1993: Brown Deer, Girls Basketball Division 2 Semi-Final (Coach Ken Wall)
1992-1993: Brown Deer, Boys Soccer Division 2 Champion (Coach Andrew Maciejewski)
1992-1993: New Berlin West, Boys Soccer Division 2 Semi-Final
1993-1994: Whitnall, Fastpitch-Softball Division 1 Semi-Final
1993-1994: Hamilton (Sussex), Wrestling Div 1 Participant
1993-1994: Brown Deer, Boys Soccer Division 2 Semi-Final
1994-1995: Brown Deer, Boys Golf Runner Up (Coach Tim Nelson)
1994-1995: Whitnall, Fastpitch-Softball Division 1 Semi-Final
1994-1995: New Berlin Eisenhower, Fastpitch-Softball Division 1 Quarterfinal
1995-1996: New Berlin Eisenhower, Football Division 3 Champion (Coach Jeff Setz)
1995-1996: New Berlin West, Boys Golf Runner Up (Coach Dean Molinaro)
1995-1996: Pewaukee, Girls Volleyball Division 2 Semi-Final
1995-1996: Whitnall, Wrestling Division 1 Runner Up
1996-1997: New Berlin Eisenhower, Football Division 3 Champion (Coach Jeff Setz)
1996-1997: Whitnall, Summer Baseball Quarterfinal (Coach Jeff Bigler)
1996-1997: Brown Deer, Boys Track & Field Division 2 Champions (Coach Elliot Kramsky)
1997-1998: Brown Deer, Boys Track & Field Division 2 Champions (Coach Elliot Kramsky)
1997-1998: Shorewood, Boys Soccer Division 2 Champion (Coach Bohdan Nedilsky)
1997-1998: Slinger, Football Division 3 Runner Up (Coach Fred Spaeth)
1998-1999: Slinger, Football Division 3 Champions (Coach Fred Spaeth)
1999-2000: New Berlin West, Boys Basketball Division 2 Champion (Coach Jeff Lewiston)
2000-2001: Pewaukee, Boys Basketball Division 2 Runner Up (Coach Tim Reuter)
2000-2001: Slinger, Girls Basketball Division 2 Runner Up (Steve Reinhardt)
2001-2002: Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Girls Volleyball Division 3 Runner Up (Coach Doug Hext)
2001-2002: Pewaukee, Boys Golf Champions (Coach Mike Rapp)
2001-2002: Brown Deer, Boys Basketball Division 2 Semi-Final (Coach Mike Novak)
2002-2003: Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Girls Volleyball Division 3 Champion (Coach Doug Hext)
2002-2003: Pewaukee, Boys Golf Champions (Coach Mike Rapp)
2003-2004: Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Girls Volleyball Division 3 Champion (Coach Doug Hext)
2004-2005: Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Girls Volleyball Division 3 Champion (Coach Doug Hext)
2004-2005: St. Francis, Football Division 4 Runner Up (Wisconsin Hall of Fame Coach Doug Sarver)
2004-2005: Brown Deer, Boys Track & Field Runner Up (Coach Rob Green)
2004-2005: Shorewood, Boys Soccer Division 2 Runner Up (Coach Carlos Gomez)
2005-2006: Slinger, Boys Soccer Division 2 Champion (Coach Michael Martinich)
2005-2006: Kettle Moraine Lutheran, Girls Volleyball Division 3 Runner Up (Coach Doug Hext)
2005-2006: Brown Deer, Boys Track & Field Runner Up (Coach Rob Green)
2005-2006: Slinger, Girls Soccer Division 2 Semifinal

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References

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[1] @travisWSN (March 31, 2020). "And from the archives:Parkland ConferenceWauwatosa EastWauwatosa WestPewaukeeNew Berlin EisenhowerPius XI C…" (Tweet) – via Twitter.

[2] "http://www.wiaawi.org WIAA. Retrieved on 2008-06-02

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