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| Conference | CIAC |
|---|---|
| No. of teams | 12 |
| Region | Middlesex County |
Shoreline Conference is one of the many athletic conferences in Connecticut. The conference consists mostly of schools in Middlesex County and serves one school in New Haven County and another in New London County. It is a member of the CIAC.
| School | Location | Nickname | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coginchaug Regional High School | Durham, Connecticut | Blue Devils | |
| Cromwell High School | Cromwell, Connecticut | Panthers | |
| East Hampton High School | East Hampton, Connecticut | Bell Ringers | |
| Haddam-Killingworth High School | Higganum, Connecticut | Cougars | |
| The Morgan School | Clinton, Connecticut | Huskies | |
| Nathan Hale-Ray High School | East Haddam, Connecticut | Noises | |
| North Branford High School | North Branford, Connecticut | Thunderbirds | |
| Lyme-Old Lyme High School | Old Lyme, Connecticut | Wildcats | |
| Old Saybrook High School | Old Saybrook, Connecticut | Rams | |
| Portland High School | Portland, Connecticut | Highlanders | |
| Valley Regional High School | Deep River, Connecticut | Warriors | |
| Westbrook High School | Westbrook, Connecticut | Knights |
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