National Conference (California)

National Conference is one of the three conferences of the CIF Northern Section, a high school athletics governing body part of the California Interscholastic Federation. The conference is divided into four leagues.[1]

Not to be confused with National Football Conference.

Members
Institution Location Colors Established Enrollment Team name Joined Rival
Anderson Union High School Anderson          1909 700 Cubs - West Valley High School
Central Valley High School Shasta Lake          - 800 Falcons - -
Chico High School Chico          1902 2,075 Panthers - Pleasant Valley High School
Corning High School Corning              - - Cardinals - -
Enterprise High School Redding          - 1,200 Hornets - Shasta High School
Foothill High School Palo Cedro          - 1,900 Cougars - -
Gridley High School Gridley          1895 675 Bulldogs - -
Las Plumas High School Oroville              1960 1,325 Thunderbirds - Oroville High School
Lassen Union High School Susanville          1903 900 Grizzlies - -
Orland High School Orland          - 675 Trojans - -
Oroville High School Oroville          1892 - Tigers - Las Plumas High School
Paradise High School Paradise          - - Bobcats - -
Pleasant Valley High School Chico          1964 1,975 Vikings - Chico High School
Red Bluff High School Red Bluff          <1930 1,725 Spartans - -
Shasta High School Redding          1889 1,600 Wolves - Enterprise High School
Sutter Union High School Sutter          1893 700 Huskies - -
University Preparatory School Redding          2004 900 Panthers - -
West Valley High School Cottonwood          1981 900 Eagles - Anderson Union High School
Wheatland High School Wheatland          1907 700 Pirates - -
Yreka High School Yreka          1893 - Miners - -

Leagues
  • Sac River
  • EAL
  • NAL
  • BVL
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References
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