Conference | MSHSAA |
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No. of teams | 9 (4 in 2024-25) |
Region | Central Missouri |
The Show-Me Conference is a high school athletic conference composed of schools in central Missouri. The conference comprises smaller to mid-size schools in Class 1, 2, and 3 (in boys' basketball). [1] [2]
For the 2024-25 season, five schools (Eugene, Linn, New Bloomfield, Russellville, and South Callaway) will leave this conference along with Fayette and Harrisburg from the Lewis and Clark Conference and Tipton from the Kaysinger Conference to form a new Central Missouri conference. [3] The new conference will be called the Central State 8 Conference. [4]
Departing members are in red.
School Name | Mascot | Colors | City | County | School Type |
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Chamois | Pirates | Chamois | Osage | Public | |
Eugene | Eagles | Eugene | Cole | Public | |
Fatima | Comets | Westphalia | Osage | Public | |
Linn | Wildcats | Linn | Osage | Public | |
New Bloomfield | Wildcats | New Bloomfield | Callaway | Public | |
Russellville | Indians | Russellville | Cole | Public | |
St. Elizabeth | Hornets | St. Elizabeth | Miller | Public | |
South Callaway | Bulldogs | Mokane | Callaway | Public | |
Tuscumbia | Lions | Tuscumbia | Miller | Public |
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