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The Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference is a former high school athletic conference in Wisconsin, active from 1956 to 2000. Consisting entirely of Catholic high schools within the La Crosse diocese, the conference was affiliated with both the Wisconsin Catholic Interscholastic Athletic Association and its successor, the Wisconsin Independent Schools Athletic Association.

History

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The Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference was formed by six parochial high schools in central Wisconsin in 1956. Original members were Assumption in Wisconsin Rapids, Campion Jesuit in Prairie du Chien, Columbus Catholic in Marshfield, McDonell Central Catholic in Chippewa Falls, Newman Catholic in Wausau and Pacelli in Stevens Point.[1] Two other high schools were also part of the initial group (Aquinas in La Crosse and Regis in Eau Claire), but originally were not slated to join until 1957 because of previous athletic commitments.[2] Madonna in Mauston and Maryheart in Pittsville were also invited to join the conference but declined due to smaller enrollment compared to the other eight schools.[3]

In 1957, McDonell Central Catholic left the conference to compete as an independent,[4][5] then returned as a full member four years later.[6] Regis wouldn't officially join in CWCC competition until 1963,[7] and Aquinas followed suit in 1964, bringing the conference to eight member schools.[8] Campion would close in 1975,[9] leaving the Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference with seven members. It would stay this way for nearly a quarter century until Aquinas was invited to join the Mississippi Valley Conference in 1996 with conference play starting the next year.[10] In 1997, WISAA agreed to a merger with the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association to group public and private high schools under one organizational umbrella for interscholastic competition, finalizing in 2000.[11] The Central Wisconsin Catholic Conference was folded along with WISAA that year, with its members to the Central Wisconsin Conference (Pacelli),[12] Cloverbelt Conference (McDonell Central Catholic and Regis)[13] and Marawood Conference (Assumption, Columbus Catholic and Newman Catholic).[14]

Conference membership history

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School Location Affiliation Enrollment Mascot Colors Joined Left Conference Joined Current Conference
Assumption Wisconsin Rapids, WI Private (Catholic) 139 Royals     1956[1] 2000[14] Marawood
Campion Jesuit Prairie du Chien, WI Private (Catholic, Jesuit) N/A Red Knights     1956[1] 1975[9] Closed
Columbus Catholic Marshfield, WI Private (Catholic) 146 Dons     1956[1] 2000[14] Marawood Cloverbelt
McDonell Central Catholic Chippewa Falls, WI Private (Catholic) 206 Macks     1956,[1] 1961[6] 1957,[4][5] 2000[13] Cloverbelt
Newman Catholic Wausau, WI Private (Catholic) 128 Cardinals     1956[1] 2000[14] Marawood
Pacelli Stevens Point, WI Private (Catholic) 169 Cardinals     1956[1] 2000[12] Central Wisconsin
Regis Eau Claire, WI Private (Catholic) 210 Ramblers     1963[7] 2000[13] Cloverbelt
Aquinas La Crosse, WI Private (Catholic) 307 Blugolds     1964[8] 1997[10] Mississippi Valley

Membership timeline

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List of state champions

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Fall sports

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Boys Cross Country
School Year Organization Division
Assumption 1974[15] WISAA Class B
Columbus Catholic 1974[15] WISAA Class C
Aquinas 1977[16] WISAA Class A
Newman Catholic 1978[17] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1979[18] WISAA Class A
Newman Catholic 1979[18] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1980[19] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1981[20] WISAA Class B
Regis 1981[20] WISAA Class C
Pacelli 1982[21] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1983[22] WISAA Class B
McDonell Central Catholic 1984[23] WISAA Class C
Newman Catholic 1984[23] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1985[24] WISAA Class C
Pacelli 1985[24] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1986[25] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1987[26] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1988[27] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1989[28] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1990[29] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1991[30] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1994[31] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1995[32] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1996[33] WISAA Division 2
McDonell Central Catholic 1997[34] WISAA Division 2
McDonell Central Catholic 1998[35] WISAA Division 2
Girls Cross Country
School Year Organization Division
Pacelli 1981[20] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1982[21] WISAA Class B
Columbus Catholic 1983[22] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1984[23] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1985[24] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1986[25] WISAA Class A
Pacelli 1986[25] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1987[26] WISAA Class A
Pacelli 1987[26] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1988[27] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1989[28] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1990[29] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1991[30] WISAA Class B
McDonell Central Catholic 1994[31] WISAA Division 2
Aquinas 1996[33] WISAA Division 1
McDonell Central Catholic 1999[36] WISAA Division 2
Football
School Year Organization Division
Assumption 1973[37] WISAA
Columbus Catholic 1980[38] WISAA Class A
Pacelli 1986[39] WISAA Class A
McDonell Central Catholic 1989[40] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1992[41] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1992[41] WISAA Division 3
Aquinas 1993[42] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1993[42] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1994[43] WISAA Division 3
Aquinas 1995[44] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1995[44] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1996[45] WISAA Division 3
Regis 1999[46] WISAA Division 3
Golf
School Year Organization
Aquinas 1975[47] WISAA
Aquinas 1977[48] WISAA
Aquinas 1995[49] WISAA
Volleyball
School Year Organization Division
Columbus Catholic 1991[50] WISAA Class B
Regis 1992[51] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1994[52] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1995[53] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1997[54] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1998[55] WISAA Division 2
McDonell Central Catholic 1999[56] WISAA Division 2

Winter sports

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Boys Basketball
School Year Organization Division
McDonell Central Catholic 1994[57] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1996[58] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1997[59] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 1999[60] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 2000[61] WISAA Division 3
Girls Basketball
School Year Organization Division
Columbus Catholic 1980[62] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1981[62] WISAA Class A
Regis 1986[63] WISAA Class B
Regis 1992[64] WISAA Division 2
Regis 1993[65] WISAA Division 2
Aquinas 1996[66] WISAA Division 2
Aquinas 1997[67] WISAA Division 2
Assumption 1998[68] WISAA Division 3
Assumption 1999[69] WISAA Division 2
Columbus Catholic 1999[69] WISAA Division 3
Columbus Catholic 2000[70] WISAA Division 3
Wrestling
School Year Organization
Pacelli 1973[71] WISAA
Pacelli 1976[72] WISAA
Pacelli 1977[73] WISAA
Aquinas 1983[74] WISAA
Pacelli 1984[75] WISAA
Aquinas 1985[76] WISAA
Aquinas 1986[77] WISAA
Aquinas 1987[78] WISAA
Aquinas 1988[79] WISAA
Aquinas 1989[80] WISAA
Aquinas 1990[81] WISAA
Aquinas 1997[82] WISAA

Spring sports

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Baseball
School Year Organization Division
Pacelli 1974[83] WISAA
Newman Catholic 1980[84] WISAA
Aquinas 1984[85] WISAA
Aquinas 1985[86] WISAA
Aquinas 1986[87] WISAA Class A
Aquinas 1987[88] WISAA Class A
McDonell Central Catholic 1988[89] WISAA Class B
Newman Catholic 1991[90] WISAA Class B
Regis 1995[91] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1998[92] WISAA
Golf
School Year Organization
Aquinas 1970[93] WISAA
Campion Jesuit 1971[94] WISAA
Aquinas 1974[95] WISAA
Softball
School Year Organization Division
Pacelli 1992[96] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1993[97] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1994[98] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1995[99] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1996[100] WISAA Division 2
Pacelli 1997[101] WISAA Division 2
Boys Tennis
School Year Organization
Campion Jesuit 1970[102] WISAA
Boys Track & Field
School Year Organization Division
Newman Catholic 1971[103] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1978[104] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1980[105] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1981[106] WISAA Class B
Aquinas 1982[107] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1983[108] WISAA Class B
McDonell Central Catholic 1986[109] WISAA Class C
Regis 1988[110] WISAA Class B
Regis 1989[111] WISAA Class B
Columbus Catholic 1992[112] WISAA Division 2
Girls Track & Field
School Year Organization Division
Newman Catholic 1971[113] WISAA
Aquinas 1976[114] WISAA
Aquinas 1977[115] WISAA Class A
Aquinas 1978[104] WISAA Class A
Aquinas 1981[106] WISAA Class B
Assumption 1982[107] WISAA Class B
McDonell Central Catholic 1984[116] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1985[117] WISAA Class B
Pacelli 1986[109] WISAA Class B
Regis 1987[118] WISAA Class B
Regis 1993[119] WISAA Division 2
Newman Catholic 1996[120] WISAA Division 2
Aquinas 1997[121] WISAA Division 1
McDonell Central Catholic 1998[122] WISAA Division 2
McDonell Central Catholic 1999[123] WISAA Division 2
McDonell Central Catholic 2000[124] WISAA Division 2

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