The Hoosier Crossroads Conference is a member conference of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Teams first competed in the conference in the 2000–2001 school year. The HCC contains eight high schools in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area. There are two schools in Hendricks County, one in Boone County, four in Hamilton County, and one in Marion County.
History The conference started in 2000, as the West division of the Olympic Conference (Brownsburg, Hamilton Southeastern, Harrison, McCutcheon, and Noblesville) joined with two schools from the folding Rangeline Conference (Westfield and Zionsville) and one from the Mid-State Conference (Avon). Lafayette Jeff joined in 2004 from the North Central Conference, and Fishers joined upon reopening in 2006.
In December 2012, Indianapolis-area schools voted to sever ties with Tippecanoe County schools following the 2013–14 school year due to transportation costs, travel time constraints, differences in school size, and competitive balance. The Lafayette area schools joined the North Central Conference.
In March 2017, the conference schools met to decide on letting an eighth member into the conference, Franklin Central. On March 15, 2017, the HCC admitted Franklin Central Flashes into the conference, effective for the 2018–2019 school year.
Member schools All schools are 6A in football, 3A in soccer, and 4A in all other class sports. School Location Mascot Colors County Enrollment 24–25 Year joined Previous conference Avon Avon Orioles 32 Hendricks 3,476 2000 Mid-State Brownsburg Brownsburg Bulldogs 32 Hendricks 3,297 2000 Olympic Fishers Fishers Tigers 29 Hamilton 3,664 2006 none (new school) Franklin Central Indianapolis Flashes 49 Marion 3,362 2018 Conference Indiana Hamilton Southeastern Fishers Royals 29 Hamilton 3,442 2000 Olympic Noblesville Noblesville Millers 29 Hamilton 3,208 2000 Olympic Westfield Westfield Shamrocks 29 Hamilton 2,789 2000 Rangeline Zionsville Zionsville Eagles 06 Boone 2,309 2000 Rangeline
Membership timeline
State champions IHSAA State Champions
Avon Orioles (7) 2009 Boys' Golf 2012 Volleyball (4A) 2013 Girls' Soccer (2A) 2013 Volleyball (4A) 2016 Softball (4A) 2017 Volleyball (4A) 2018 Boys' Track
Brownsburg Bulldogs (10) 1984 Football (3A) 1985 Football (4A) 2005 Baseball (4A) 2008 Boys' Basketball (4A) 2017 Wrestling 2023 Boys' Track 2024 Wrestling 2024 Football (6A) 2025 Wrestling 2025 Football (6A)
Fishers Tigers (6) 2008 Boys' Cross Country 2010 Football (5A) 2014 Girls' Soccer 2018 Baseball (4A) 2024 Boys' Track & Field 2024 Boys' Basketball (4A)
Franklin Central Flashes (5) 1998 Boys’ Cross County 1981 Football (2A) 1982 Football (2A) 1983 Football (2A) 1990 Football (4A)
Hamilton Southeastern Royals (15) 1981 Football (A) 2003 Girls' Golf 2007 Boys' Swimming 2007 Softball (4A) 2008 Girls' Golf 2010 Girls' Golf 2010 Softball (4A) 2011 Girls' Golf 2013 Boys' Track 2018 Girls' Track 2019 Girls' Basketball (4A) 2019 Baseball (4A) 2022 Volleyball (4A) 2023 Volleyball (4A) 2024 Softball (4A)
Noblesville Millers (20) 1913 Boys' Track 1986 Girls' Golf 1987 Girls' Basketball 1987 Girls' Golf 1991 Girls' Soccer 1998 Boys' Golf 1999 Boys' Golf 2014 Baseball 2019 Girls' Soccer (3A) 2020 Girls' Soccer (3A) 2021 Boys' Soccer (3A) 2022 Girls' Basketball (4A) 2022 Girls' Cross Country 2022 Boys' Soccer (3A) 2022 Girls' Soccer (3A) 2023 Unified Track & Field 2023 Girls' Track 2023 Boys' Soccer (3A) 2023 Girls' Soccer (3A) 2024 Girls' Soccer (3A)
Westfield Shamrocks (10) 1998 Girls' Cross Country 2005 Girls' Cross Country 2006 Girls' Cross Country 2007 Girls' Cross Country 2013 Boys' Golf 2015 Boys' Golf 2016 Boys' Golf 2016 Football (5A) 2025 Boys' Golf 2026 Boys' Golf
Zionsville Eagles (11) 1987 Football (3A) 1996 Football (3A) 2002 Boys' Golf 2004 Boys' Golf 2009 Boys' Soccer 2017 Girls' Golf 2017 Girls' Cross Country 2019 Boys' Soccer 2019 Boys' Tennis 2020 Boys' Tennis 2021 Boys' Tennis
See also Hoosier Hysteria Largest high school gyms in the United States
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