Parkland Conference

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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.

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In 2020, it was announced that the Parkland Conference would be returning for football for at least the next two seasons, replacing one of the Woodland Conference's divisions in the new football-only alignment. [1]

Conference Membership History

SchoolLocationMascotColorsJoinedLeftConference JoinedCurrent Conference
Franklin Franklin, WI Sabers  19631993Southeast
Greendale Greendale, WI Panthers  19631985Suburban ParkWoodland
Greenfield Greenfield, WI Hustlin' Hawks  19631985Suburban ParkWoodland
Muskego Muskego, WI Warriors  19631985Suburban ParkWoodland
New Berlin West New Berlin, WI Vikings  19631997Woodland
Oak Creek Oak Creek, WI Knights  19631985Suburban ParkSoutheast
St. Francis St. Francis, WI Mariners  19632006WoodlandMidwest Classic
Whitnall Greenfield, WI Falcons  19631997Woodland
New Berlin Eisenhower New Berlin, WI Lions  19701997Woodland
Kettle Moraine Wales, WI Lasers  19801985Suburban ParkClassic Eight
Mukwonago Mukwonago, WI Indians  19801985BravelandClassic Eight
Pewaukee Pewaukee, WI Pirates  19802006Woodland
Racine Case Racine, WI Eagles  19801983SuburbanSoutheast
Slinger Slinger, WI Owls  19802006Woodland
Brown Deer Brown Deer, WI Falcons  19852006Woodland
West Milwaukee West Milwaukee, WI Mustangs  19851992Closed 1992
Shorewood Shorewood, WI Greyhounds  19922006Woodland
Sussex Hamilton Sussex, WI Chargers  19931997Greater Metro
Dominican Whitefish Bay, WI Knights  19972006IndependentMetro Classic
Martin Luther Greendale, WI Spartans  19972003Midwest ClassicMetro Classic
Kettle Moraine Lutheran Jackson, WI Chargers  19982006Wisconsin FlywayEast Central
Luther Prep Watertown, WI Phoenix  19982006CapitolMidwest Classic

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

SeasonTeamSeasonTeam
1966Franklin1987Mukwonago
1967 ?1988NB Eisenhower
1968Franklin
St. Francis
1989Franklin
1969Whitnall1990Franklin
1970Whitnall1991Franklin
Whitnall
1971Whitnall1992Franklin
1972Whitnall1993Franklin
1973Whitnall1994Franklin
Hamilton
Whitnall
1974Franklin1995Whitnall
1975Greendale
Oak Creek
1996NB Eisenhower
1976Greendale1997Whitnall
1977St. Francis1998Pewaukee
1978Whitnall1999Dominican
1979Oak Creek2000Pewaukee
Slinger
1980Whitnall2001Martin Luther
1981 ?2002Pewaukee
1982 ?2003Brown Deer
1983Greendale2004Slinger
1984Greendale2005Kettle Moraine Lutheran
1985Greendale2006Brown Deer
1986 ?

Boys' basketball

SeasonTeamSeasonTeam
1964Muskego1986NB Eisenhower
1965Muskego1987Whitnall
1966Whitnall1988Whitnall
1967Greenfield1989Whitnall
1968Greenfield1990Brown Deer
1969Greendale1991Whitnall
1970Greendale1992Brown Deer
1971Greendale1993NB Eisenhower
1972Whitnall1994Shorewood
1973NB West1995Brown Deer
1974NB West1996Shorewood
1975Franklin1997Slinger
1976Greendale
NB Eisenhower
1998Dominican
1977NB Eisenhower
St. Francis
1999Dominican
1978NB West2000Dominican
1979NB West2001Pewaukee
1980Oak Creek2002Dominican
1981NB Eisenhower2003Slinger
1982Kettle Moraine2004Dominican
1983East: Kettle Moraine
West: Whitnall
2005Dominican
1984East: Kettle Moraine
West: NB West
2006Kettle Moraine Lutheran
1985East: Muskego
West: Franklin

Girls' basketball

SeasonTeamRecordSeasonTeamRecord
1976 ?1992Brown Deer
1977 ?1993Brown Deer16-0
1978 ?1994Whitnall16-0
1979 ?1995Whitnall16-0
1980 ?1996NB Eisenhower15-1
1981St. Francis16-01997NB West15-1
1982Oak Creek16-01998Slinger
1983Oak Creek15-01999Slinger15-1
1984NB West16-22000Slinger16-0
1985NB West18-02001Slinger
Dominican
16-0
1986NB West16-02002Slinger14-2
1987NB Eisenhower14-22003Slinger16-0
1988NB Eisenhower15-12004Kettle Moraine Lutheran
Pewaukee
Slinger

12-2
1989NB Eisenhower16-02005Kettle Moraine Lutheran14-0
1990NB Eisenhower16-02006Pewaukee13-1
1991NB Eisenhower15-1
SeasonTeamRecord
1981Oak Creek (E)
St. Francis (W)
 ?
16-0
1982Oak Creek (E)
Whitnall (W)
16-0
14-2
1983Oak Creek (E)
NB West (W)
St. Francis (W)
15-0
14-1
14-1
1984Muskego (E)
Oak Creek (E)
NB West (W)
15-2
15-2
16-2
1985Greendale (E)
NB West (W)
16-1
18-0

Football

SeasonTeamSeasonTeam
1963Oak Creek1986New Berlin Eisenhower
19641987New Berlin Eisenhower
19651988New Berlin Eisenhower
19661989Franklin
19671990Franklin
1968Greendale1991Brown Deer/New Berlin West (2-way tie)
1969Greendale1992Slinger
19701993Sussex Hamilton
1971Muskego1994Sussex Hamilton
1972Oak Creek1995Sussex Hamilton
1973New Berlin Eisenhower1996St. Francis
1974Muskego1997Slinger
1975Muskego1998Slinger
1976Greenfield1999Watertown Luther Prep
1977New Berlin Eisenhower2000Watertown Luther Prep
1978Greenfield2001Watertown Luther Prep
1979Muskego2002St. Francis/Pewaukee
1980Racine Case
St. Francis
2003St. Francis
1981Greendale2004Brown Deer
1982Franklin2005Brown Deer
Pewaukee
1983Mukwonago2006Brown Deer
1984Slinger2020Catholic Memorial
1985New Berlin Eisenhower2021Catholic 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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