Wisconsin Flyway Conference

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The Wisconsin Flyway Conference is a high school athletic conference in East Central Wisconsin. It has existed in many forms over the years being known as the East Central Flyway Conference and was split into two divisions (the Lakes and the Rivers) in the early to mid-2000s. With the mass realignment of conferences in Northeastern Wisconsin, several teams were removed from the conference, it was reduced to one division and the name was changed to the Wisconsin Flyway Conference.

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Flyway Conference Member School Locations in Wisconsin

Current members

SchoolTeam NicknameLocationAffiliationEnrollmentColors
Campbellsport High School Cougars Campbellsport, Wisconsin Public470  
Laconia High School Spartans Rosendale, Wisconsin Public317  
Lomira High School Lions Lomira, Wisconsin Public323  
Mayville High School Cardinals Mayville, Wisconsin Public375  
North Fond du Lac High School Orioles North Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Public466   
Omro High School Foxes Omro, Wisconsin Public333  
St. Mary Springs High School Ledgers Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Private/Catholic263  
Winnebago Lutheran Academy Vikings Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Private/WELS Lutheran319  

Associate members

SchoolTeam NicknameEnrollmentColorsLocationAffiliationConference SportsPrimary Conference
Central Wisconsin Christian High School Crusaders119   Waupun, Wisconsin Private/ReformedBoys & Girls Soccer Trailways Conference
Hustisford High School Falcons105   Hustisford, Wisconsin PublicGirls Soccer Trailways Conference
Lourdes High School Knights178   Oshkosh, Wisconsin Private/CatholicBoys & Girls Soccer Trailways Conference
Oakfield High School Oaks158   Oakfield, Wisconsin PublicBoys & Girls Soccer Trailways Conference
St. Lawrence Seminary Hilltoppers128   Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin Private/CatholicBoys Cross Country, Boys Track, Boys WrestlingIndependent

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