The South Lake Michigan Conference was an IHSAA-sanctioned conference situated in LaPorte and Starke counties. Started in 1907 as the LaPorte County Conference, the county had only five non-city schools left by 1965. The league then decided to rebrand itself as the SLMC and add Michigan City Marquette and Oregon-Davis. However, continuing consolidation would leave the league unstable, and the conference was back down to five schools by 1969. The end came when two of those schools joined the Porter County Conference, leaving the three remaining schools to become independents.
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| - The South Lake Michigan Conference was an IHSAA-sanctioned conference situated in LaPorte and Starke counties. Started in 1907 as the LaPorte County Conference, the county had only five non-city schools left by 1965. The league then decided to rebrand itself as the SLMC and add Michigan City Marquette and Oregon-Davis. However, continuing consolidation would leave the league unstable, and the conference was back down to five schools by 1969. The end came when two of those schools joined the Porter County Conference, leaving the three remaining schools to become independents. (en)
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| - Rolling Prairie, Indiana
- Mill Creek, Indiana
- Indiana high school athletic conferences
- High school sports conferences and leagues in the United States
- Union Mills, Indiana
- Indiana High School Athletic Association
- Northland Conference (IHSAA)
- Tippecanoe Valley Athletic Conference
- Starke County, IN
- Starke County, Indiana
- Stillwell, Indiana
- Wanatah, Indiana
- Westville, Indiana
- Westville High School (Indiana)
- Kankakee Valley Conference
- Hamlet, Indiana
- Hanna, Indiana
- LaCrosse, Indiana
- LaCrosse High School
- LaPorte County, IN
- LaPorte County, Indiana
- Indiana High School Athletic Association disestablished conferences
- Marquette Catholic High School (Michigan City, Indiana)
- South Center, Indiana
- Kingsbury, Indiana
- Michiana Shores, Indiana
- Michigan City, Indiana
- Michigan City High School
- New Prairie High School
- Oregon-Davis Junior-Senior High School
- Porter County Conference
- LaPorte High School
- South Central Junior-Senior High School
- La Porte County, Indiana
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| - The South Lake Michigan Conference was an IHSAA-sanctioned conference situated in LaPorte and Starke counties. Started in 1907 as the LaPorte County Conference, the county had only five non-city schools left by 1965. The league then decided to rebrand itself as the SLMC and add Michigan City Marquette and Oregon-Davis. However, continuing consolidation would leave the league unstable, and the conference was back down to five schools by 1969. The end came when two of those schools joined the Porter County Conference, leaving the three remaining schools to become independents. The league can be considered a predecessor to the Northland Conference, which was started 23 years later by four of the five SLMC members at the time of its disbanding. That conference was also plagued by a lack of stability, and folded in 2010. (en)
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