Central Illinois Conference
ConferenceIHSA
Founded2014
No. of teams6
RegionCentral Illinois
Official websitehttp://www.cicsports.com

The Central Illinois Conference or CIC, is a high school athletic conference in Central Illinois.[1] The first year of existence was the 2014-15 school year. Its schools belong to the IHSA and compete in many sports and other activities.

History

The conference started in the 2014-15 school year and originally included Argenta-Oreana, Clinton, St. Teresa, Meridian, Central A&M, Sullivan, Shelbyville, Warrensburg-Latham, and Tuscola all schools from the Okaw Valley Conference. Before the actual forming of the CIC, Argenta-Oreana decided to join the Little Okaw Valley Conference, so this left the new conference with 8 schools. On December 13, 2021, St. Teresa was removed from the conference by a 6-1 vote, with Sullivan abstaining from the vote. Sullivan abstained from the vote due to accepting an invitation to join the Lincoln Prairie Conference beginning in the 2023-24 school year.[2]

School Years Previous Conferences
Central A&M 2014–Present 1997–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

Meridian Conference (1959–92 as Moweaqua & Assumption) (1992–97 as Central A&M)

Clinton 2014–Present 1990–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

1950–90 Corn Belt Conference

Meridian 2014–Present 1995–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

Meridian Conference (1959–94 as Macon & Blue Mound) (1994–95 as Meridian)

Shelbyville 2014–Present 1999–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

1996-1999 Independent

1952–1996 Mid-State Conference

St. Teresa 2014–2023 1971–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

1950–58 Central Conference

Sullivan 2014–2023 1950–82, 1990–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

1982–90 Independent

Tuscola 2014–Present 1950–83, 2007–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

1994–2007 Little Okaw Valley Conference

Warrensburg-Latham 2014–Present 1971–82, 1990–2014 Okaw Valley Conference

Member schools

Departing members highlighted in red

Central Illinois Conference is located in Illinois
Central A&M
Central A&M
Tuscola
Tuscola
Shelbyville
Shelbyville
Clinton
Clinton
Meridian
Meridian
Warrensburg
Warrensburg
Central Illinois Conference Members (clickable map)

There are 6 member schools in the Conference.

School Location Mascot Colors Affiliation 2021
9–12 enrollment		 Year Joined Previous Conference School website
Central A & M High School Moweaqua, Illinois Raiders Red, Black and White

     

 Public 221.50 2014-15 Okaw Valley https://www.camraiders.com
Clinton High School Clinton, Illinois Maroons Maroon and Gold

   

 Public 546 2014-15 Okaw Valley http://www.cusd15.org
Meridian High School Macon, Illinois Hawks Kelly Green, Silver and Black

     

 Public 261.50 2014-15 Okaw Valley http://www.meridianhawks.net
Shelbyville High School Shelbyville, Illinois Rams Purple and White

   

 Public 319 2014-15 Okaw Valley http://www.shelbyville.k12.il.us
Tuscola Community High School Tuscola, Illinois Warriors Black and Gold

   

 Public 290.50 2014-15 Okaw Valley http://www.tuscola.k12.il.us/
Warrensburg-Latham High School Warrensburg, Illinois Cardinals Red and Gold

   

 Public 312.50 2014-15 Okaw Valley http://www.wl.k12.il.us/

Former members

School Location Mascot Colors Affiliation 2021
9–12 enrollment		 Year Joined Year Departed Previous Conference
St. Teresa High School Decatur, Illinois Bulldogs Orange and Blue

   

 Private 230 / 379.50 (multiplied) 2014-15 2023 Okaw Valley
Sullivan High School Sullivan, Illinois Redskins Red and Black

   

 Public 304.50 2014-15 2023 Okaw Valley

Sports

The conference offers the following sports:

Boys sports

  • Football, basketball, baseball, golf, track and field (all schools)
  • Cross-country (all schools except Meridian)
  • Soccer (Meridian, St. Teresa,) (Warrensburg-Latham Co-op with Maroa-Forsyth)
  • Wrestling (Clinton, Shelbyville, Warrenburg-Latham)
  • Swimming and diving (Clinton, St. Teresa, Sullivan Co-op with Shelbyville, Tuscola)
  • Tennis (Meridian, Shelbyville, St. Teresa)

Girls sports

  • Volleyball, basketball, softball, track and field (all schools)
  • Cross-country (all schools except Meridian)
  • Golf (all schools except Warrensburg-Latham)
  • Soccer (St. Teresa, Meridian) (Warrensburg-Latham Co-op with Maroa-Forsyth)
  • Competitive cheering (all schools except Tuscola and Warrensburg-Latham)
  • Tennis (Central A&M, Shelbyville, St. Teresa, Warrensburg-Latham)
  • Swimming and diving (Clinton, St. Teresa, Sullivan co-op with Shelbyville, Tuscola)

IHSA State Level Successes

  • Central A&M- Boys Football: 2nd place 1992, 2nd place 1995, 2nd place 1996, 1st place 1997, 2nd place 2001 and 2nd place 2019. Girls Basketball: 3rd place 2007–08, 4th place 2013-14, 1st place 2014-15, 2nd place 2015-16. Girls Track: 2011-12 1st place, 2012-13 1st place
  • Clinton: Boys Golf: 2nd place 1996–97. Boys Wrestling: 3rd place 1989–90, 2nd place 1992–93, 4th place 1993–94, 2nd place 1999–2000, 3rd place 2000–01
  • Meridian- Boys Basketball: 1st place 2008–09. Boys Football: 2nd place 1999
  • St. Teresa- Girls Cross Country won state in 2010. Girls tennis: 2nd in doubles in state in 2009,1A Runner up Football in 2016,Boys Soccer State 3rd place 2018, 2A Football Final Four 2018,2A Football Final Four 2019, Volleyball State Champions 2019
  • Shelbyville- Boys Basketball: 1st place 1996, Competitive Cheering: 1st place 2005–06
  • Sullivan- Boys Baseball: 2nd place 1997–98. Boys Golf: 3rd place 1979–80. Boys Track: 2nd place 1985–86. Girls Basketball: 1st place 1990–91, 2nd place 1991–92. Girls Track: 3rd place 2013–14, 2014–15. Scholastic Bowl: 4th place 1992–93 & 2000–01
  • Tuscola- Boys Football: 1st place 2006–07 & 2009–10, 2nd place 2007–08, 2010–11, 2011-12. Boys Baseball: 4th place 2007–08. Boys Track: 3rd place 2007–08. Girls Softball: 4th place 2011-12
  • Warrensburg-Latham- Boys Basketball: 3rd place 2002–03 & 2007–08. Girls Softball: 2nd place 2003–04. Scholastic Bowl: 1st place 2000–01, 3rd place 2008–09

Membership timeline

Full members Full members (Football Coop) Full members (non-football) Partial member (listed sports) Full members (8-man football) Lincoln Prairie Conference Other Conference

See also

References

  1. ↑ "Okaw defectors to form "Central Illinois Conference"". illinoishomepage.net. Archived from the original on 21 February 2013. Retrieved 27 January 2022.
  2. ↑ "Central Illinois Conference members vote to remove St. Teresa following the 2022-23 season". Herald & Review. Retrieved December 13, 2021.
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