Capital District Conference
The Capital District Conference was an IHSAA-sanctioned conference from 1945 to 1971. Made up of Indianapolis area schools, it included smaller suburban schools and private schools until the growth of the suburban Indianapolis area had caused the public schools to grow larger. These schools eventually sought out similar-sized schools to compete with, and by 1971, these schools became the nucleus of the Central Suburban Conference, as more suburban public schools joined, with the smaller private schools dropping out to become independent.
Schools
School | Location | Mascot | Colors | # / County | Year Joined | Previous Conference | Year Left | Conference joined |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Beech Grove | Beech Grove | Hornets | 49 Marion |
1945 | Independents | 1971 | Central Suburban | |
Franklin Central1 | Indianapolis | Flashes | 49 Marion |
1945 | Marion County | 1971 | Central Suburban | |
Indiana School for the Deaf |
Indianapolis | Deaf Hoosiers |
49 Marion |
1945 | Independents | 1971 | Independents | |
Pike | Indianapolis | Red Devils | 49 Marion |
1945 | Marion County | 1971 | Central Suburban | |
Sacred Heart | Indianapolis | Spartans | 49 Marion |
1945 | Independents | 1966 | none (school closed) | |
Lawrence Central | Indianapolis | Bears | 49 Marion |
1949 | Mid-State | 1971 | Central Suburban | |
Carmel2 | Carmel | Greyhounds | 29 Hamilton |
1952 | Hamilton County | 1967 | Sagamore | |
Jackson Central3 | Arcadia | Eagles | 29 Hamilton |
1961 | Hamilton County | 1965 | none (consolidated into Hamilton Heights) | |
Greenfield | Greenfield | Tigers | 30 Hancock |
1953 | Hancock County | 1969 | none (consolidated into Greenfield Central) | |
Greenfield Central |
Greenfield | Cougars | 30 Hancock |
1969 | none (new school) | 1971 | Central Suburban |
- Franklin Central was known as Franklin Township until 1960.
- Carmel played concurrently in the CDC and HCC 1952–58.
- Jackson Central played concurrently in the CDC and HCC 1961–65.
Resources
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