Sandusky Bay Conference

The Sandusky Bay Conference is a high school athletic conference in the Sandusky Bay area of north central Ohio. It is affiliated with the Ohio High School Athletic Association.

Members

The SBC has 22 full members schools located within Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandusky, & Seneca counties. The schools range in size from Division 3 to Division 7. The reasonably short travel distances and limited range of sizes promotes tight competition throughout all sanctioned sports and a long history of membership with several rivalries. Several member schools have won state championships.

The overall league lineup and divisional breakdown beginning in 2023-24.

The football divisional breakdown beginning in 2023-24.

Member school details

Division		School	Nickname	Location	Enrollment (CB/FB 2023)	State Region (FB 2023)	Colors	Tenure
Football (FB)	Other Sports
Lake	Lake	Clyde	Fliers	Clyde	284	3:10	Blue, Gold	1949-
Lake	Lake	Columbian	Tornadoes	Tiffin	340	3:10	Blue, Gold	2017-
Lake	Lake	Norwalk	Truckers	Norwalk	363	3:10	Blue, Gold	2017-
Lake	Lake	Perkins	Pirates	Perkins Township	268	4:14	Black, White	1972-
Lake	Lake	Sandusky	Blue Streaks	Sandusky	346	3:10	Blue, White	2017-
Bay	Lake	Bellevue	Redmen	Bellevue	238	4:14	Red, White	2017-
Bay	Bay	Edison	Chargers	Milan	169	5:18	Blue, Orange	1986-
Bay	Bay	Huron	Tigers	Huron	159	5:18	Red, Gray	1968-
Bay	Bay	Port Clinton	Redskins	Port Clinton	200	5:18	Red, White	1948-1949, 1980-
Bay	Bay	Vermilion	Sailors	Vermilion	235	4:14	Purple & Vegas Gold	2016-
River	Bay	Margaretta	Polar Bears	Castalia	143	6:22	Green, White	1963-
River	Bay	Willard	Crimson Flashes	Willard	199	5:18	Crimson, White	2017-
River	River	Calvert	Senecas	Tiffin	58	7:26	Royal Blue, White	1958-1966, 1972-1986, 2016-
River	River	Gibsonburg	Golden Bears	Gibsonburg	109	7:26	Orange, Black	1948-1959, 1963-1972, 2018-
River	River	Hopewell-Loudon	Chieftains	Bascom	111	7:26	Scarlet, Gray	2019-
River	River	Lakota	Raiders	Kansas	141	6:22	Navy Blue, White	1960-1972, 2016-
River	River	St. Joseph (SJCC)	Crimson Streaks	Fremont	57	7:26	Crimson, Gray	1948-1986, 2016-
River	River	Woodmore	Wildcats	Elmore	119	6:22	Navy, Gold	2023-
None	River	Danbury	Lakers	Lakeside			Blue, White	1948-1957, 2018-
None	River	New Riegel	Blue Jackets	New Riegel			Navy Blue, Vegas Gold	2016-
None	River	Old Fort	Stockaders	Old Fort			Brown, Gold	2016-
None	River	St. Mary (SMCC)	Panthers	Sandusky			Navy Blue, Vegas Gold	1950-2014, 2016-

Future member details

Division		School	Nickname	Location	Enrollment (CB/FB 2023)	State Region (FB 2023)	Colors	Tenure
Football (FB)	Other Sports
River	River	Northwood	Rangers	Northwood	253	5:18	Blue, Gold	2025-

Athletic competition

The conference was established in 1948 and offers competition in the following sports:

• baseball; boys
• bowling; boys & girls
• cross-country; boys & girls
• basketball; boys & girls
• cheerleading; boys & girls
• football; boys
• golf; boys & girls
• soccer; boys & girls
• softball; girls
• swimming; boys & girls
• Diving; boys & girls
• tennis; boys & girls
• track & field; boys & girls
• volleyball; girls
• wrestling; boys

Former members

Former members who are returning to the SBC with the 2016 and 2018 expansions are outlined in those sections.

School	Nickname	Location	Colors	Tenure	Left for	Currently in
Carey	Blue Devils	Carey	Blue, White	1958-1963	NCC	N10
Elmore	Bulldogs	Elmore	Black, Gold, White	1948-1958	Seaway Conference	Consolidated into Woodmore HS, now a member of the NBC
Genoa	Comets	Genoa	Maroon, Gray	1948-1956	NLL	NBC
Mohawk	Warriors	Sycamore	Red, Black	1960-1962	NCC	N10
Oak Harbor	Rockets	Oak Harbor	Green, Red	1948-1972, 1986-2023	SLL, NBC	NBC
St. Wendelin	Mohawks	Fostoria	Black, Gold	1968-1972, 2016-2017	Lakeshore Conference, eventually the MAL	Closed in June 2017
Shelby	Whippets	Shelby	Red, Gray	2017-2018 (football only, Fall 2018)	MOAC	MOAC

League history

1940s

• 1948: The SBC is formed with inaugural members Danbury, Elmore, Genoa, Gibsonburg, Oak Harbor, Port Clinton & Fremont St. Joseph CC.
• 1949: Port Clinton leaves and is replaced by Clyde.

1950s

• 1950: Sandusky St. Mary CC joins.
• 1956: Genoa leaves to help form the Northern Lakes League.
• 1957: Danbury leaves.
• 1958: Elmore leaves and is replaced by Tiffin Calvert and Carey.
• 1959: Gibsonburg leaves.

1960s

• 1960: Lakota & Mohawk join.
• 1963: Carey leaves and is replaced by Margaretta & Gibsonburg, who rejoins after a four-year absence.
• 1966: Tiffin Calvert leaves.
• 1968: Huron & Fostoria St. Wendelin join.

1970s

• 1972: Gibsonburg, Lakota & Oak Harbor leave to form the Suburban Lakes League. St. Wendelin also leaves the league. They are replaced by Sandusky Perkins & Tiffin Calvert, who rejoins the league.

1980s

• 1980: Port Clinton leaves the Great Lakes League and rejoins after a 31-year absence.
• 1986: St. Joseph CC & Tiffin Calvert leave to help form the Midland Athletic League. They are replaced by Edison, who left the Firelands Conference, and by Oak Harbor, who returns from the SLL.

2010s

• 2013: On February 1, St. Mary CC announced they would be forming a new league called the Sandusky River League in 2014-15 with Calvert (who instead joined the TAAC), Lakota, New Riegel, Old Fort & St. Joseph CC. St. Wendelin would join them later. This league's intent was to have 8 football-playing members and 2-3 non-football schools. This league will ultimately give a home to the remaining MAL schools. ^[1]
• 2014: On December 10, the SBC announced plans to expand. ^[2] Invitations were accepted by Lakota, New Riegel, Old Fort, Fremont St. Joseph Central Catholic, Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic & Fostoria St. Wendelin Catholic (all of which now play in the Sandusky River League), Tiffin Calvert, a former member of the SBC now a member of the TAAC, and Vermilion, currently a member of the West Shore Conference.
• 2016: On March 16, Clyde principal William J. Webb and the Northern Ohio League announced that the NOL will merge into the SBC for the 2017-18 school year. Bellevue, Norwalk, Sandusky, Shelby, Tiffin Columbian, and Willard will become the league's newest members. ^{[3] [4]}
• 2017: Both Gibsonburg and Danbury announced that they would leave the TAAC and return to the SBC for the 2018-2019 school year. In April 2017, St. Wendelin announced that it would close in June following the 2016-2017 school year. ^[5]

In July 2017, North Union announced they would be leaving the Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference to join the Central Buckeye Conference. This prompted the MOAC to invite Shelby as a replacement, which they accepted. The Whippets would spend only one year in the SBC. ^[6]

• 2019: In August 2017 Hopewell-Loudon announced that they would leave the Blanchard Valley Conference for the Sandusky Bay Conference in the 2019-2020 school year after being offered an invitation to replace Shelby. ^{[7] [8]}

2020s

• 2021: On May 20, 2021, the school board at Woodmore announced they were going to accept the Sandusky Bay Conference's invitation to join their league for the 2023-24 school year. ^[9] It is speculated that Woodmore will play in the SBC's River Division with schools of similar enrollment size.

On May 26, 2021, the school board at Oak Harbor announced they would be leaving the SBC and accepting the Northern Buckeye Conference's invitation to replace Woodmore. ^[10]

On July 19, 2021, St. Mary CC announced that they would be playing football in the Northern 8 Football Conference for the 2021 and 2022 seasons, with the intention to return to 11-man football at some point. ^[11]

• 2023:On October 20, 2023, St. Joseph Central Catholic announced they would play 8-man football in the Northern 8 Football Conference beginning in 2024. They will join fellow SBC members Danbury and St. Mary CC in the 8-man circuit. ^[12]
• 2024: In January 2024, Northwood and the SBC announced that the Rangers would be joining the River Division for the 2025-26 school year. ^[13] Northwood had been a member of the Toledo Area Athletic Conference since 2000. The SBC River will then be split into a North Division (Danbury, Gibsonburg, Northwood, SJCC, SMCC, and Woodmore) and a South Division (Calvert, Hopewell-Loudon, Lakota, New Riegel, and Old Fort).

2016 Expansion

The first wave of expansion will begin with the 2016-17 school year and will consist of two divisions that will divide schools by size. The larger schools will make up the Bay Division, and the smaller schools will make up the River Division. The divisional lineup will vary depending on the sport, with Margaretta playing in the River Division for football & wrestling, and in the Bay Division for all other sports. New Riegel & Old Fort do not have football. The two divisions will operate more-or-less as two separate leagues under a single parent umbrella and will crown two separate champions in each sport. There will be no forced crossovers in football and inter-divisional games will not count toward conference records. ^[14]

2017 Expansion

On March 16, 2016, both Clyde principal William J. Webb and NOL president Nate Artino (Bellevue principal) announced that six of the NOL schools were invited to join the SBC for the 2017-18 school year. Mr. Webb declined to disclose details on divisional breakdowns until all six school boards had approved the league switch. ^[15]

On March 17, 2016, Norwalk Director of Student Activities Josh Schlotterer advised the divisional breakdown would be based on enrollment and some schools would slide between divisions for football and all other sports as there are three non-football members. ^[16]

2018 Expansion

On March 16, 2017, SBC Executive Secretary/Treasurer Gregg Hedden announced that Danbury Local Schools would be joining the conference, effective in 2018, adding that Danbury would be a member of the River Division. ^[17]

On March 20, SBC Executive Secretary/Treasurer Gregg Hedden announced that Gibsonburg Local Schools would be joining the River Division, effective 2018. Their school board voted unanimously to join at the fall of 2018 sports season. Gibsonburg leaves the Toledo Athletic Area Conference. This adds Gibsonburg as the 9th Member of the River Division. ^[18]

After a school board meeting in August 2017, Hopewell-Loudon agreed to join the River Division for the 2019-2020 school year. ^[19]

League Timeline

Championships

Championships

__Year__	Football [20]	Boys Basketball [21]	Baseball [22]	Volleyball [23]	Girls Basketball [24]	Softball [25]
1948-49	Port Clinton	Gibsonburg, Port Clinton, St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1949-50	Oak Harbor, St. Joseph	Elmore	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1950-51	Oak Harbor	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1951-52	St. Mary CC	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1952-53	St. Joseph CC	St. Mary CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1953-54	St. Mary CC	St. Joseph CC, St. Mary CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1954-55	Gibsonburg	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1955-56	St. Joseph, St. Mary	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1956-57	St. Joseph CC	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1957-58	St. Mary CC	St. Joseph CC	Clyde	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1958-59	Gibsonburg	Oak Harbor	Tiffin Calvert	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1959-60	St. Joe, Tiffin Calvert	St. Joseph CC	Tiffin Calvert	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1960-61	St. Joseph CC	St. Joseph CC	Tiffin Calvert	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1961-62	Tiffin Calvert	Mohawk	St. Joseph CC, Tiffin Calvert	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1962-63	St. Joseph CC	Clyde	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1963-64	St. Joseph CC	St. Joseph CC	Clyde	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1964-65	St. Joseph CC	Margaretta	Tiffin Calvert	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1965-66	Tiffin Calvert	St. Mary CC	Gibsonburg, St. Mary CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1966-67	St. Mary CC	Gibsonburg, Port Clinton, St. Joseph	St. Mary CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1967-68	St. Joseph CC		Clyde	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1968-69	St. Mary CC	St. Mary CC	Clyde, St. Mary CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1969-70	Huron	St. Mary CC	Margaretta	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1970-71	Huron	St. Joseph CC	Gibsonburg	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1971-72	St. Joseph CC	Huron	Gibsonburg, Huron	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1972-73	Clyde	Huron	St. Joseph CC	No Champion	No Champion	No Champion
1973-74	Clyde, Huron	St. Mary CC	Margaretta, Perkins, St. Joe, St. Mary	Huron	No Champion	No Champion
1974-75	Clyde, St. Joseph CC	Tiffin Calvert	Margaretta	Huron	Perkins, St. Mary	No Champion
1975-76	Perkins	St. Mary CC	St. Mary CC	Clyde	Perkins	No Champion
1976-77	Huron	Perkins, Tiffin Calvert	Huron	Clyde	Clyde	No Champion
1977-78	Tiffin Calvert	Huron	Margaretta	Clyde	Clyde	No Champion
1978-79	Tiffin Calvert	Perkins	Clyde	Clyde	Huron	No Champion
1979-80	Tiffin Calvert	St. Mary CC	Tiffin Calvert	Tiffin Calvert	Huron	No Champion
1980-81	Huron, Tiffin Calvert	Port Clinton	St. Joseph CC	Clyde	Huron	No Champion
1981-82	Huron, Tiffin Calvert	Huron	Huron, Port Clinton, St. Mary	Clyde, Tiffin Calvert	Huron	No Champion
1982-83	Perkins	Huron	Tiffin Calvert	Clyde	Huron	Margaretta, St. Joseph
1983-84	Huron, Margaretta	Perkins	Perkins, Port Clinton, St. Mary	Clyde	Perkins, St. Mary	Margaretta
1984-85	Huron	Port Clinton	Margaretta	Clyde	Huron	Margaretta, Tiffin Calvert
1985-86	Margaretta	Port Clinton	Clyde, Margaretta, Port Clinton	Clyde, Perkins	Margaretta, Perkins	Tiffin Calvert
1986-87	Margaretta	Oak Harbor, Perkins	Huron, Port Clinton	Clyde	Margaretta	Margaretta
1987-88	Huron	Huron	St. Mary CC	Margaretta	Margaretta	Margaretta
1988-89	Perkins	Huron	Margaretta	Oak Harbor	Margaretta, Oak Harbor	Margaretta
1989-90	St. Mary CC	Huron, Port Clinton	Margaretta, St. Mary CC	Oak Harbor	Oak Harbor	Margaretta
1990-91	Oak Harbor, St. Mary CC	Port Clinton	St. Mary CC	Clyde	Margaretta	Edison
1991-92	Margaretta, Oak Harbor	Huron, Port Clinton	Edison, Oak Harbor	Huron	Edison, Margaretta	Edison, Margaretta
1992-93	Clyde, St. Mary CC	Port Clinton	Margaretta	Clyde	Margaretta	Margaretta
1993-94	Clyde	Clyde	Clyde, St. Mary CC	Edison	Margaretta	Edison
1994-95	Clyde	Clyde, Perkins	Huron, St. Mary CC	Clyde	Margaretta	Edison, Clyde, Oak Harbor
1995-96	Clyde, Margaretta, Oak Harbor	Port Clinton	St. Mary CC	Clyde	Clyde	Oak Harbor, St. Mary CC
1996-97	Margaretta	Huron	Perkins	Huron	Huron	Oak Harbor
1997-98	Clyde, Margaretta	Huron	Perkins	Margaretta	Clyde	Clyde
1998-99	Huron	Perkins	Perkins	Margaretta	Margaretta	Oak Harbor
1999-00	Perkins	Oak Harbor	Clyde	Huron	Huron	Clyde
2000-01	Perkins	Oak Harbor	Perkins	Huron	Clyde, Margaretta	Clyde
2001-02	Huron, Margaretta	Port Clinton, St. Mary CC	Perkins	Huron	Margaretta, Perkins	Clyde, Oak Harbor
2002-03	Huron, Oak Harbor	Port Clinton	Perkins	Huron	Oak Harbor	Clyde
2003-04	Huron	Margaretta	Perkins	Huron	Oak Harbor	Clyde
2004-05	Huron	Huron	Port Clinton	Huron	Margaretta	Clyde
2005-06	Clyde, Huron	Huron	Perkins	Huron	Margaretta	Perkins
2006-07	Oak Harbor	Perkins	Perkins	Huron	Perkins	Perkins
2007-08	Clyde	Clyde	Perkins	Huron	Perkins	Clyde, Perkins
2008-09	Clyde	Edison	Perkins	Huron	Margaretta	Oak Harbor
2009-10	Clyde, Perkins	Port Clinton	Perkins	Huron	Perkins	Perkins
2010-11	Clyde	Edison	Perkins	Edison, Huron, Margaretta	Clyde	Perkins
2011-12	Clyde	Perkins	Oak Harbor	Edison	Clyde	Edison
2012-13	Perkins	Perkins	Perkins	Huron	Clyde	Perkins
2013-14	Perkins	Perkins	Perkins	Huron	Clyde	Edison
2014-15	Huron	Huron	Edison, Huron	Huron	Port Clinton	Perkins
2015-16	Clyde, Edison	Edison	Huron	Edison, Huron	Oak Harbor	Edison

Championships - Multi-division Era

Divisional Championships - Fall Sports

__Year__	Division	Cross C (Boys)	Cross C (Girls)	Football	Golf (Boys)	Golf (Girls)	Soccer (Boys)	Soccer (Girls)	Tennis (Girls)	Volleyball
2016-17	Bay	Edison	Edison	Clyde, Edison, Port Clinton	Huron	Edison	Oak Harbor	Oak Harbor	Clyde	Huron
	River	Old Fort	St. Mary CC	Tiffin Calvert	New Riegel					Old Fort
2017-18	Lake	Shelby	Bellevue	Sandusky	Clyde	Shelby	Vermilion	Norwalk	Clyde	Norwalk
	Bay	Edison	Edison	Shelby	Vermillion	Edison	Edison	Edison	Willard	Oak Harbor
	River	Lakota	St. Mary CC	Calvert	Lakota					Calvert, New Riegel
2018-19	Lake	Norwalk	Columbian	Columbian, Clyde		Bellevue		Norwalk	Norwalk	Bellevue
	Bay			Oak Harbor		Huron			Willard
	River			Gibsonburg
2019-20	Lake	Norwalk	Columbian	Columbian, Norwalk	Norwalk	Bellevue	Norwalk	Norwalk	Norwalk	Bellevue, Norwalk
	Bay	Huron	Edison	Oak Harbor
	River	Hopewell-Loudon	Hopewell-Loudon	Gibsonburg
2020-21	Lake	Columbian [26]	Columbian [27]	Bellevue						Bellevue [28]
	Bay	Huron [29]	Edison [29]	Huron [30]						Huron [28]
	River	New Riegel [31]	Gibsonburg [32]	Hopewell-Loudon						Hopewell-Loudon [28]

Divisional Championships - Winter Sports

__Year__	Division	Basketball (Boys)	Basketball (Girls)	Bowling (Boys)	Bowling (Girls)	Swimming (Boys)	Swimming (Girls)	Wrestling
2016-17	Bay	Huron, Perkins, Vermilion	Clyde	Perkins	Vermilion	Perkins	Oak Harbor	Edison
	River	Old Fort	St. Joseph CC, Old Fort					St. Mary CC
2017-18	Lake	Sandusky	Bellevue	Perkins	Perkins	Perkins	Perkins	Perkins
	Bay	Vermilion	Willard			Oak Harbor	Oak Harbor	Edison
	River	New Riegel, Old Fort	St. Joseph CC					St. Mary CC
2018-19	Lake	Norwalk	Bellevue					Perkins
	Bay	Vermilion, Willard	Margaretta			Huron/Dive		Edison
	River	Old Fort, St. Mary CC	Old Fort, St. Mary CC					Gibsonburg
2019-20	Lake	Sandusky	Bellevue					Perkins
	Bay	Oak Harbor, Willard				Huron/Dive
	River	Old Fort

Divisional Championships - Spring Sports

__Year__	Division	Baseball	Softball	Tennis (Boys)	Track & Field (Boys)	Track & Field (Girls)
2016-17	Bay	Vermilion	Oak Harbor	Clyde	Perkins	Oak Harbor
	River		Old Fort		St. Joseph CC	St. Joseph CC
2017-18	Lake	Bellevue, Clyde	Bellevue	Clyde	Perkins	Shelby
	Bay	Vermilion			Edison	Oak Harbor
	River	Lakota			Calvert	St. Joseph CC
2018-19	Lake	Bellevue, Norwalk	Clyde		Columbian	Perkins
	Bay	Vermilion			Oak Harbor	Oak Harbor
	River				St. Joeseph CC	Lakota

• Official SBC Site
• SBC Football home page
• SBC history

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