North Iowa Cedar League

Current Members
East
Aplington-Parkersburg, 1992-93 thru PRESENT
Columbus Catholic, 2013-14 thru PRESENT
Denver, 1988-89 thru PRESENT
Dike-New Hartford1992-93 thru PRESENT
Hudson, 1977-78 thru PRESENT
Jesup, 1951-52 thru 1969-70; 1998-99 thru PRESENT
Sumner-Fredericksburg, 2014-15 thru PRESENT
Union, LaPorte City, 1988-89 thru PRESENT
Wapsie Valley, 1998-99 thru PRESENT

West
AGWSR, 1999-00 thru PRESENT
BCLUW, 1988-89 thru PRESENT
East Marshall1992-93 thru PRESENT
Gladbrook-Reinbeck1992-93 thru PRESENT
Grundy Centerat least 1929-30 thru PRESENT
South Hardin, 2007-08 thru PRESENT
West Marshall, 2008-09 thru PRESENT

Former Members
Ackley-Geneva, 1936-37 thru 1998-99
Cedar Falls, 1930-31 thru 1934-35
Dike, 1977-78 thru 1991-92
Eldora-New Providence, at least 1929-30 thru 2006-07
GMG1992-93 thru 2001-02
Hubbard-Radcliffe1992-93 thru 2006-07
La Porte City, 1951-52 thru 1987-88
North Tama, at least 1929-30 thru 1963-64; 1977-78 thru 2002-03
NUH, at least 1929-30 thru 2011-12
Orange Township, 1964-65 thru 1971-72
Reinbeck, at least 1929-30 thru 1963-64
South Tama, 2011-12 thru 2013-14
Waterloo Central, 1972-73 ONLY
Wellsburg-Steamboat Rock1992-93 thru 1998-99

Membership Changes
2014-15: Sumner-Fredericksburg joins from the Upper Iowa ConferenceSouth Tama leaves for the WaMaC ConferenceMembership remains at 16.
2013-14: Columbus Catholic joins from the WaMaC ConferenceMembership increases to 16.
2012-13: NUH closes. Membership decreases to 15.
2011-12: South Tama joins from the Little Hawkeye Conference. Membership increases to 16.
2008-09: West Marshall joins from the Heart of Iowa Conference. Membership increases to 15.
2007-08: Eldora-New Providence and Hubbard-Radcliffe consolidate to form South Hardin. The new school remains in the league. Membership decreases to 14.
2003-04: North Tama leaves for the Iowa Star Conference. Membership decreases to 15.
2002-03: GMG leaves for the Iowa Star Conference. Membership decreases to 16.
1999-00: Ackley-Geneva and Wellsburg-Steamboat Rock consolidate to form AGWSR. The new school remains in the league. Membership decreases to 17.
1998-99: Jesup joins from the Tri-Rivers ConferenceWapsie Valley joins from the Upper Iowa Conference. Membership increases to 18.
1992-93: Aplington-Parkersburg (a consolidation of Aplington and Parkersburg), East MarshallGladbrook-ReinbeckGMGHubbard-Radcliffe, and Wellsburg-Steamboat Rock join from the disbanding Big Marsh ConferenceDike consolidates with New Hartford to form Dike-New Hartford. The new school remains in the conference. Membership is 16.
1988-89: Denver and BCLUW join. La Porte City consolidates with Dysart-Geneseo to form Union, LaPorte City. The new school remains in the conference. Membership increases to 10.
1980-81: Eldora becomes Eldora-New Providence. Membership remains at 8.
1977-78: North TamaDike, and Hudson join from the Mid-Iowa Conference. Membership increases to 8.
1973-74: Waterloo Central leaves for the Big Eight Conference. Membership decreases to 5.
1972-73: Orange Township closes. Waterloo Central joins. Membership remains at 6.
1970-71: Jesup leaves for the Cedar-Wapsie Conference. Membership decreases to 6.
1964-65: Reinbeck and Traer-Clutier leave to help form the Mid-Iowa ConferenceOrange Township joins. Membership decreases to 7.
1961-62: Ackley becomes Ackley-GenevaTraer becomes Traer-Clutier. Membership remains at 8.
1951-52: Jesup and La Porte City join. Membership increases to 8.
1936-37: Ackley joins. Iowa-Cedar Conference splits into South Iowa Cedar League (made up of TamaToledoMontezumaBelle Plaine, Brooklyn, and new member Marengo) and North Iowa Cedar League, with remaining schools.
1935-36: Cedar Falls leaves.
1930-31: Cedar Falls joins. Membership increases to 11.
1929-30: Earliest known lineup of Iowa-Cedar Conference includes TraerEldoraGrundy CenterTeachers' HighReinbeckTamaToledoMontezumaBelle Plaine, and Brooklyn. Membership is 10.