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Duneland Athletic Conference

October 27, 2023

The Duneland Athletic Conference (DAC) is a high school athletic conference in Indiana serving eight members of the Indiana High School Athletic Association. Member schools are located in the counties of Lake, LaPorte, and Porter along Indiana's Lake Michigan shore. Each school is classified based on enrollment as 6A or 5A for football and 4A for basketball, the classes for the largest schools in Indiana. The Duneland Conference is also known for its gymnastics programs which have won a combined total of 35 state championship and state runner-up titles.

Duneland Athletic Conference
Founded1970
No. of teams8
Region3 Counties: Lake, LaPorte, and Porter, Indiana
Locations

Members edit

Current members edit

School Location County Team Name Colors Enrollment [1]
2022-2023 		IHSAA Class IHSAA Class
Football 		Year joined Previous conference
Chesterton High School Chesterton 64
Porter 		Trojans     2,065 4A 6A 1970 Calumet
Crown Point High School Crown Point 45
Lake 		Bulldogs     2,941 4A 6A 1993 Lake Suburban
Lake Central High School Saint John 45
Lake 		Indians     3,212 4A 6A 2003 Independents
LaPorte High School (Indiana) LaPorte 46
LaPorte 		Slicers     1,804 4A 5A 1976 Northern Indiana
Merrillville High School Merrillville 45
Lake 		Pirates       2,004 4A 5A 1975 Lake Suburban
Michigan City High School Michigan City 46
LaPorte 		Wolves       1,538 4A 5A 1995 none (new school)
Portage High School Portage 64
Porter 		Indians     2,278 4A 6A 1970 Calumet
Valparaiso High School Valparaiso 64
Porter 		Vikings     2,073 4A 5A 1970 Independents

Former members edit

School Location Mascot Colors County Year joined Previous conference Year left Conference joined
Hobart Hobart Brickies     45
Lake 		1970 Independents 2003 Lake
Michigan City Rogers Michigan City Raiders     46
LaPorte 		1972 none (new school) 1995 none (consolidated
into Michigan City)

Membership timeline edit

Lake Central High SchoolCrown Point High SchoolLa Porte High School (Indiana)Merrillville High SchoolMichigan City High SchoolValparaiso High SchoolPortage High SchoolHobart High School (Indiana)lChesterton High School

edit

Boys State Titles Runner-Up Girls State Titles Runner-Up
Baseball 5 1 Basketball 2 7
Basketball 0 3 Cross Country 6 7
Cross Country 10 10 Golf 2 1
Football 7 6 Gymnastics 12 9
Golf 0 0 Soccer 0 1
Soccer 4 3 Softball 5 2
Swimming & Diving 4 0 Swimming & Diving 0 4
Tennis 1 1 Tennis 0 0
Track & Field 0 1 Track & Field 0 1
Wrestling 1 1 Volleyball 0 0
Total 30 26 Total 27 32
Conference
Total 		57 58 115

History edit

  • 1970: Chesterton, Portage, Valparaiso, and Hobart High School began competition as the Duneland Athletic Conference. Chesterton & Portage had been members of the Calumet Conference; Hobart & Valparaiso had been independents.
  • 1972: Michigan City Rogers joins the DAC.
  • 1975: Merrillville joins the conference, leaving the Lake Suburban Conference.
  • 1976: LaPorte joins following its departure from the Northern Indiana Conference.
  • 1993: Crown Point joins the DAC following the disbandment of the Lake Suburban Conference.
  • 1995: Michigan City Rogers is merged with Michigan City Elston, who was a member of the Northern Indiana Conference, to form Michigan City High School.
  • 2003: Hobart, the only non-5A football school, leaves to join the Lake Athletic Conference. Lake Central joins in place of Hobart following being independent since the disbandment of the Lake Suburban Conference in 1993. Hobart is currently with the Northwest Crossroads Conference after the 2007 disbandment of the Lake Athletic Conference.
  • 2013: Football has a new class, 6A, meaning that the teams to move from 5A to 6A are Portage, Lake Central, Chesterton, Crown Point, Valparaiso, & Merrillville. The only teams to remain in the 5A class were LaPorte and Michigan City.
  • 2015: LaPorte moves up to Class 6A in football based on enrollment figures.
  • 2017: LaPorte drops back down to Class 5A in football based on enrollment figures and Fort Wayne Snider having to move up to Class 6A based on the Indiana High School Athletic Association's tournament success factor.[1][2]

2003 Expansion edit

In 2002, five schools - East Chicago Central High School, Elkhart Central High School, Lake Central High School, Mishawaka High School, & Penn High School - submitted proposals to join the DAC when expansion talks began following Hobart's announcement it would leave to join the Lake Athletic Conference.[3] Lake Central, Mishawaka and Penn were invited to join the DAC.[4] Mishawaka, shortly followed by Penn, opted to not join the conference.[5][6] These two schools cited wanting Elkhart Central and East Chicago Central to have been invited to join as well.[6] This coupled with the extensive travel times to Lake County schools and the time zone difference led to their decision to remain in the Northern Indiana Conference.[6]

Conference champions edit

Football edit

Titles School Years
17 Hobart 1972, 1973, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986*, 1987, 1989, 1990, 1993*, 1996*, 1997
14 Valparaiso 1970, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1993*, 1995*, 2001, 2002, 2008*, 2010, 2015*, 2017, 2019, 2022
8 Merrillville 1977, 1986*, 1991, 1992, 2004, 2009, 2011*, 2013, 2020, 2021
7 Portage 1971*, 1988, 1994, 1995, 1996*, 1998*, 1999
5 Chesterton 1971*, 2000, 2008*, 2012, 2015*
3 Crown Point 2005, 2006, 2007
3 LaPorte 1986*, 2003*, 2016
2 Lake Central 2011*, 2014
0 Michigan City
0 Rogers

Boys basketball edit

Titles School Years
22 Valparaiso 1971, 1975*, 1977, 1980, 1981, 1985, 1989, 1990*, 1993*, 1994, 2002, 2004, 2005*, 2006*, 2007, 2009, 2010*, 2015, 2017*, 2018*, 2019, 2021
20 Merrillville 1975*, 1976, 1978, 1982, 1983*, 1987*, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999*, 2000, 2001, 2005*, 2006*, 2010*, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2018*
5 Chesterton 1983*, 2008, 2020, 2022, 2023
5 LaPorte 1988*, 1990*, 1991, 1993*, 2003
4 Rogers 1974, 1979, 1984, 1987*
2 Crown Point 1999*, 2017*
2 Lake Central 2012, 2014
2 Portage 1973, 1988*
1 Hobart 1972
1 Michigan City 1998

Girls basketball edit

Titles School Years
6 Crown Point 2001, 2003*, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022
5 Lake Central 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018*, 2023
5 Merrillville 2004, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2013
4 Michigan City 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
3 Valparaiso 2002, 2003*, 2005
2 LaPorte 2014, 2018*
0 Chesterton
0 Hobart
0 Portage
0 Rogers
  • Champions before the 2000–01 season are unverified.

State champions edit

Chesterton Trojans (13) edit

  • 1989 Wrestling
  • 1993 Gymnastics
  • 2000 Gymnastics
  • 2002 Gymnastics
  • 2008 Boys Swimming
  • 2009 Boys Swimming
  • 2013 Boys Swimming
  • 2014 Boys Swimming
  • 2018 Gymnastics
  • 2018 Boys Soccer
  • 2019 Gymnastics
  • 2020 Boys Soccer
  • 2020 Gymnastics

Crown Point Bulldogs (11) edit

  • 1971 Boys Tennis
  • 1984 Girls Basketball
  • 1985 Girls Basketball
  • 2009 Boys Wrestling
  • 2011 Boys Soccer (2A)
  • 2013 Boys Soccer (2A)
  • 2017 Softball (4A)
  • 2021 Girls Basketball (4A)
  • 2022 Gymnastics
  • 2022 Boys Wrestling
  • 2023 Boys Wrestling

LaPorte Slicers (12) edit

  • 1960 Boys Golf
  • 1967 Baseball
  • 1968 Boys Tennis
  • 1971 Baseball
  • 1976 Baseball
  • 1976 Boys Golf
  • 1978 Girls Golf
  • 1982 Baseball
  • 1987 Baseball (Easton National Champions)
  • 1990 Baseball
  • 1992 Baseball
  • 2000 Baseball (4A)

Lake Central Indians (7) edit

  • 1987 Boys Swimming
  • 1992 Softball
  • 1994 Girls Basketball
  • 2002 Softball (3A)
  • 2004 Softball (4A)
  • 2010 Boys Soccer
  • 2012 Baseball (4A)

Merrillville Pirates (6) edit

  • 1976 Football (3A)
  • 1986 Gymnastics
  • 1992 Gymnastics
  • 1993 Softball
  • 1997 Softball
  • 2017 Unified Track & Field

Michigan City Wolves (1) edit

  • 1995 Volleyball

Portage Indians (9) edit

  • 1974 Boys Cross Country
  • 1975 Gymnastics
  • 1977 Football (3A)
  • 1984 Boys Cross Country
  • 1992 Boys Cross Country
  • 1999 Boys Cross Country
  • 2000 Softball (3A)
  • 2013 Gymnastics
  • 2013 Softball (4A)

Valparaiso Vikings (29) edit

  • 1966 Boys Cross Country
  • 1975 Football (3A)
  • 1981 Gymnastics
  • 1983 Boys Cross Country
  • 1985 Boys Cross Country
  • 1986 Boys Cross Country
  • 1991 Gymnastics
  • 1994 Gymnastics
  • 1997 Boys Cross Country
  • 1997 Gymnastics
  • 1998 Gymnastics
  • 1999 Girls Cross Country
  • 2000 Girls Cross Country
  • 2000 Boys Cross Country
  • 2002 Girls Cross Country
  • 2003 Girls Cross Country
  • 2004 Girls Cross Country
  • 2004 Boys Soccer
  • 2008 Gymnastics
  • 2009 Gymnastics
  • 2010 Gymnastics
  • 2011 Gymnastics
  • 2014 Gymnastics
  • 2015 Gymnastics
  • 2017 Gymnastics
  • 2019 Unified Track & Field
  • 2021 Unified Track & Field
  • 2021 Gymnastics
  • 2022 Football (5A)

Former Member State Champions edit

Hobart Brickies (7) edit

  • 1957 Boys Cross Country
  • 1960 Boys Cross Country
  • 1987 Football (4A)
  • 1989 Football (4A)
  • 1991 Football (4A)
  • 1993 Football (4A)
  • 2004 Gymnastics

Michigan City Rogers Raiders (2) edit

  • 1981 Girls Golf
  • 1982 Girls Golf

State Runner-Up Titles edit

Current members edit

Chesterton Trojans (12)

  • 1981 Wrestling
  • 1985 Gymnastics
  • 1995 Gymnastics
  • 1995 Girls Cross Country
  • 1997 Girls Cross Country
  • 2001 Girls Soccer
  • 2003 Gymnastics
  • 2003 Girls Cross Country
  • 2006 Girls Softball
  • 2007 Boys Soccer
  • 2009 Boys Cross Country
  • 2016 Boys Soccer (2A)
  • 2017 Wrestling

Crown Point Bulldogs (10)

  • 1975 Boys Cross Country
  • 1976 Boys Cross Country
  • 1977 Boys Cross Country
  • 1983 Girls Basketball
  • 1978 Boys Swimming
  • 1997 Girls Basketball
  • 2012 Wrestling
  • 2014 Girls Swimming
  • 2016 Volleyball (4A)
  • 2017 Volleyball (4A)

LaPorte Slicers (10)

  • 1949 Boys Golf
  • 1962 Boys Golf
  • 1963 Boys Golf
  • 1967 Boys Golf
  • 1973 Baseball
  • 1973 Gymnastics
  • 1979 Boys Tennis
  • 1980 Girls Golf
  • 1989 Boys Tennis
  • 2007 Boys Cross Country
  • 2014 Football (5A)

Lake Central Indians (12)

  • 1990 Boys Swimming
  • 1998 Girls Basketball (4A)
  • 1999 Boys Swimming
  • 1993 Football (5A)
  • 2003 Softball (3A)
  • 2007 Girls Cross Country
  • 2008 Girls Cross Country
  • 2014 Boys Basketball (4A)
  • 2015 Softball (4A)
  • 2018 Softball (4A)
  • 2019 Boys Soccer (3A)
  • 2021 Softball (4A)

Merrillville Pirates (7)

  • 1979 Gymnastics
  • 1982 Gymnastics
  • 1988 Gymnastics
  • 1990 Gymnastics
  • 1995 Boys Basketball
  • 1996 Baseball
  • 2010 Girls Basketball

Michigan City Wolves (0)

  • 2016 Boys Track and Field

Portage Indians (12)

  • 1973 Boys Cross Country
  • 1981 Boys Cross Country
  • 1988 Boys Cross Country
  • 1988 Girls Cross Country
  • 1991 Boys Cross Country
  • 1993 Boys Cross Country
  • 1994 Football (5A)
  • 1995 Boys Cross Country
  • 1998 Softball (3A)
  • 1998 Boys Cross Country
  • 1998 Wrestling
  • 2001 Wrestling

Valparaiso Vikings (24)

  • 1982 Girls Basketball
  • 1985 Football (5A)
  • 1989 Girls Swimming
  • 1990 Girls Swimming
  • 1992 Gymnastics
  • 1994 Girls Swimming
  • 1995 Girls Swimming
  • 1994 Boys Basketball
  • 1996 Girls Basketball
  • 1996 Gymnastics
  • 1999 Gymnastics
  • 2000 Girls Basketball (4A)
  • 2001 Girls Cross Country
  • 2001 Football (5A)
  • 2004 Gymnastics
  • 2005 Boys Cross Country
  • 2005 Girls Cross Country
  • 2006 Girls Track & Field
  • 2006 Girls Cross Country
  • 2013 Gymnastics
  • 2016 Gymnastics
  • 2018 Gymnastics
  • 2019 Football (5A)
  • 2020 Gymnastics

Former members edit

Hobart Brickies (8)

  • 1955 Boys Cross Country
  • 1979 Football (3A)
  • 1980 Football (4A)
  • 1982 Football (4A)
  • 1984 Football (4A)
  • 1985 Football (4A)
  • 1990 Football (4A)
  • 1996 Football (4A)

Michigan City Rogers Raiders (1)

  • 1986 Softball

See also edit

Related links edit

  • Northern Indiana Football History

References edit

  1. ^ "LaPorte drops to Class 5A, Munster rises to 5A in football reclassification". Chicago Tribune.
  2. ^ http://www.ihsaa.org/Portals/0/ihsaa/documents/Tournament%20Success%20Factor/Tournament%20Success%20Factor%20Provisions.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  3. ^ DAC hears from prospective members
    Five schools make case to join conference / nwi.com
  4. ^ LC, Penn, Mishawaka draw DAC invite / nwi.com
  5. ^ Mishawaka says no to DAC; Penn next? / nwi.com
  6. ^ a b c Eight is enough
    Penn votes to decline invitation to DAC / nwi.com

October 27, 2023
duneland, athletic, conference, high, school, athletic, conference, indiana, serving, eight, members, indiana, high, school, athletic, association, member, schools, located, counties, lake, laporte, porter, along, indiana, lake, michigan, shore, each, school, . The Duneland Athletic Conference DAC is a high school athletic conference in Indiana serving eight members of the Indiana High School Athletic Association Member schools are located in the counties of Lake LaPorte and Porter along Indiana s Lake Michigan shore Each school is classified based on enrollment as 6A or 5A for football and 4A for basketball the classes for the largest schools in Indiana The Duneland Conference is also known for its gymnastics programs which have won a combined total of 35 state championship and state runner up titles Duneland Athletic ConferenceFounded1970No of teams8Region3 Counties Lake LaPorte and Porter IndianaLocations Contents 1 Members 1 1 Current members 1 2 Former members 1 3 Membership timeline 2 Sponsored Sports amp Current Standings 3 History 4 2003 Expansion 5 Conference champions 5 1 Football 5 2 Boys basketball 5 3 Girls basketball 6 State champions 6 1 Chesterton Trojans 13 6 2 Crown Point Bulldogs 11 6 3 LaPorte Slicers 12 6 4 Lake Central Indians 7 6 5 Merrillville Pirates 6 6 6 Michigan City Wolves 1 6 7 Portage Indians 9 6 8 Valparaiso Vikings 29 7 Former Member State Champions 7 1 Hobart Brickies 7 7 2 Michigan City Rogers Raiders 2 8 State Runner Up Titles 8 1 Current members 8 2 Former members 9 See also 10 Related links 11 ReferencesMembers editCurrent members edit School Location County Team Name Colors Enrollment 1 2022 2023 IHSAA Class IHSAA Class Football Year joined Previous conferenceChesterton High School Chesterton 64 Porter Trojans 2 065 4A 6A 1970 CalumetCrown Point High School Crown Point 45 Lake Bulldogs 2 941 4A 6A 1993 Lake SuburbanLake Central High School Saint John 45 Lake Indians 3 212 4A 6A 2003 IndependentsLaPorte High School Indiana LaPorte 46 LaPorte Slicers 1 804 4A 5A 1976 Northern IndianaMerrillville High School Merrillville 45 Lake Pirates 2 004 4A 5A 1975 Lake SuburbanMichigan City High School Michigan City 46 LaPorte Wolves 1 538 4A 5A 1995 none new school Portage High School Portage 64 Porter Indians 2 278 4A 6A 1970 CalumetValparaiso High School Valparaiso 64 Porter Vikings 2 073 4A 5A 1970 IndependentsFormer members edit School Location Mascot Colors County Year joined Previous conference Year left Conference joinedHobart Hobart Brickies 45 Lake 1970 Independents 2003 LakeMichigan City Rogers Michigan City Raiders 46 LaPorte 1972 none new school 1995 none consolidated into Michigan City Membership timeline editSponsored Sports amp Current Standings editBoys State Titles Runner Up Girls State Titles Runner UpBaseball 5 1 Basketball 2 7Basketball 0 3 Cross Country 6 7Cross Country 10 10 Golf 2 1Football 7 6 Gymnastics 12 9Golf 0 0 Soccer 0 1Soccer 4 3 Softball 5 2Swimming amp Diving 4 0 Swimming amp Diving 0 4Tennis 1 1 Tennis 0 0Track amp Field 0 1 Track amp Field 0 1Wrestling 1 1 Volleyball 0 0Total 30 26 Total 27 32Conference Total 57 58 115History edit1970 Chesterton Portage Valparaiso and Hobart High School began competition as the Duneland Athletic Conference Chesterton amp Portage had been members of the Calumet Conference Hobart amp Valparaiso had been independents 1972 Michigan City Rogers joins the DAC 1975 Merrillville joins the conference leaving the Lake Suburban Conference 1976 LaPorte joins following its departure from the Northern Indiana Conference 1993 Crown Point joins the DAC following the disbandment of the Lake Suburban Conference 1995 Michigan City Rogers is merged with Michigan City Elston who was a member of the Northern Indiana Conference to form Michigan City High School 2003 Hobart the only non 5A football school leaves to join the Lake Athletic Conference Lake Central joins in place of Hobart following being independent since the disbandment of the Lake Suburban Conference in 1993 Hobart is currently with the Northwest Crossroads Conference after the 2007 disbandment of the Lake Athletic Conference 2013 Football has a new class 6A meaning that the teams to move from 5A to 6A are Portage Lake Central Chesterton Crown Point Valparaiso amp Merrillville The only teams to remain in the 5A class were LaPorte and Michigan City 2015 LaPorte moves up to Class 6A in football based on enrollment figures 2017 LaPorte drops back down to Class 5A in football based on enrollment figures and Fort Wayne Snider having to move up to Class 6A based on the Indiana High School Athletic Association s tournament success factor 1 2 2003 Expansion editIn 2002 five schools East Chicago Central High School Elkhart Central High School Lake Central High School Mishawaka High School amp Penn High School submitted proposals to join the DAC when expansion talks began following Hobart s announcement it would leave to join the Lake Athletic Conference 3 Lake Central Mishawaka and Penn were invited to join the DAC 4 Mishawaka shortly followed by Penn opted to not join the conference 5 6 These two schools cited wanting Elkhart Central and East Chicago Central to have been invited to join as well 6 This coupled with the extensive travel times to Lake County schools and the time zone difference led to their decision to remain in the Northern Indiana Conference 6 Conference champions editFootball edit Titles School Years17 Hobart 1972 1973 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1989 1990 1993 1996 199714 Valparaiso 1970 1974 1975 1976 1993 1995 2001 2002 2008 2010 2015 2017 2019 20228 Merrillville 1977 1986 1991 1992 2004 2009 2011 2013 2020 20217 Portage 1971 1988 1994 1995 1996 1998 19995 Chesterton 1971 2000 2008 2012 2015 3 Crown Point 2005 2006 20073 LaPorte 1986 2003 20162 Lake Central 2011 20140 Michigan City0 RogersBoys basketball edit Titles School Years22 Valparaiso 1971 1975 1977 1980 1981 1985 1989 1990 1993 1994 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009 2010 2015 2017 2018 2019 202120 Merrillville 1975 1976 1978 1982 1983 1987 1992 1995 1996 1997 1999 2000 2001 2005 2006 2010 2011 2013 2016 2018 5 Chesterton 1983 2008 2020 2022 20235 LaPorte 1988 1990 1991 1993 20034 Rogers 1974 1979 1984 1987 2 Crown Point 1999 2017 2 Lake Central 2012 20142 Portage 1973 1988 1 Hobart 19721 Michigan City 1998Girls basketball edit Titles School Years6 Crown Point 2001 2003 2019 2020 2021 20225 Lake Central 2015 2016 2017 2018 20235 Merrillville 2004 2006 2010 2012 20134 Michigan City 2007 2008 2009 20113 Valparaiso 2002 2003 20052 LaPorte 2014 2018 0 Chesterton0 Hobart0 Portage0 RogersChampions before the 2000 01 season are unverified State champions editChesterton Trojans 13 edit 1989 Wrestling 1993 Gymnastics 2000 Gymnastics 2002 Gymnastics 2008 Boys Swimming 2009 Boys Swimming 2013 Boys Swimming 2014 Boys Swimming 2018 Gymnastics 2018 Boys Soccer 2019 Gymnastics 2020 Boys Soccer 2020 GymnasticsCrown Point Bulldogs 11 edit 1971 Boys Tennis 1984 Girls Basketball 1985 Girls Basketball 2009 Boys Wrestling 2011 Boys Soccer 2A 2013 Boys Soccer 2A 2017 Softball 4A 2021 Girls Basketball 4A 2022 Gymnastics 2022 Boys Wrestling 2023 Boys WrestlingLaPorte Slicers 12 edit 1960 Boys Golf 1967 Baseball 1968 Boys Tennis 1971 Baseball 1976 Baseball 1976 Boys Golf 1978 Girls Golf 1982 Baseball 1987 Baseball Easton National Champions 1990 Baseball 1992 Baseball 2000 Baseball 4A Lake Central Indians 7 edit 1987 Boys Swimming 1992 Softball 1994 Girls Basketball 2002 Softball 3A 2004 Softball 4A 2010 Boys Soccer 2012 Baseball 4A Merrillville Pirates 6 edit 1976 Football 3A 1986 Gymnastics 1992 Gymnastics 1993 Softball 1997 Softball 2017 Unified Track amp FieldMichigan City Wolves 1 edit 1995 VolleyballPortage Indians 9 edit 1974 Boys Cross Country 1975 Gymnastics 1977 Football 3A 1984 Boys Cross Country 1992 Boys Cross Country 1999 Boys Cross Country 2000 Softball 3A 2013 Gymnastics 2013 Softball 4A Valparaiso Vikings 29 edit 1966 Boys Cross Country 1975 Football 3A 1981 Gymnastics 1983 Boys Cross Country 1985 Boys Cross Country 1986 Boys Cross Country 1991 Gymnastics 1994 Gymnastics 1997 Boys Cross Country 1997 Gymnastics 1998 Gymnastics 1999 Girls Cross Country 2000 Girls Cross Country 2000 Boys Cross Country 2002 Girls Cross Country 2003 Girls Cross Country 2004 Girls Cross Country 2004 Boys Soccer 2008 Gymnastics 2009 Gymnastics 2010 Gymnastics 2011 Gymnastics 2014 Gymnastics 2015 Gymnastics 2017 Gymnastics 2019 Unified Track amp Field 2021 Unified Track amp Field 2021 Gymnastics 2022 Football 5A Former Member State Champions editHobart Brickies 7 edit 1957 Boys Cross Country 1960 Boys Cross Country 1987 Football 4A 1989 Football 4A 1991 Football 4A 1993 Football 4A 2004 GymnasticsMichigan City Rogers Raiders 2 edit 1981 Girls Golf 1982 Girls GolfState Runner Up Titles editCurrent members edit Chesterton Trojans 12 1981 Wrestling 1985 Gymnastics 1995 Gymnastics 1995 Girls Cross Country 1997 Girls Cross Country 2001 Girls Soccer 2003 Gymnastics 2003 Girls Cross Country 2006 Girls Softball 2007 Boys Soccer 2009 Boys Cross Country 2016 Boys Soccer 2A 2017 WrestlingCrown Point Bulldogs 10 1975 Boys Cross Country 1976 Boys Cross Country 1977 Boys Cross Country 1983 Girls Basketball 1978 Boys Swimming 1997 Girls Basketball 2012 Wrestling 2014 Girls Swimming 2016 Volleyball 4A 2017 Volleyball 4A LaPorte Slicers 10 1949 Boys Golf 1962 Boys Golf 1963 Boys Golf 1967 Boys Golf 1973 Baseball 1973 Gymnastics 1979 Boys Tennis 1980 Girls Golf 1989 Boys Tennis 2007 Boys Cross Country 2014 Football 5A Lake Central Indians 12 1990 Boys Swimming 1998 Girls Basketball 4A 1999 Boys Swimming 1993 Football 5A 2003 Softball 3A 2007 Girls Cross Country 2008 Girls Cross Country 2014 Boys Basketball 4A 2015 Softball 4A 2018 Softball 4A 2019 Boys Soccer 3A 2021 Softball 4A Merrillville Pirates 7 1979 Gymnastics 1982 Gymnastics 1988 Gymnastics 1990 Gymnastics 1995 Boys Basketball 1996 Baseball 2010 Girls BasketballMichigan City Wolves 0 2016 Boys Track and FieldPortage Indians 12 1973 Boys Cross Country 1981 Boys Cross Country 1988 Boys Cross Country 1988 Girls Cross Country 1991 Boys Cross Country 1993 Boys Cross Country 1994 Football 5A 1995 Boys Cross Country 1998 Softball 3A 1998 Boys Cross Country 1998 Wrestling 2001 WrestlingValparaiso Vikings 24 1982 Girls Basketball 1985 Football 5A 1989 Girls Swimming 1990 Girls Swimming 1992 Gymnastics 1994 Girls Swimming 1995 Girls Swimming 1994 Boys Basketball 1996 Girls Basketball 1996 Gymnastics 1999 Gymnastics 2000 Girls Basketball 4A 2001 Girls Cross Country 2001 Football 5A 2004 Gymnastics 2005 Boys Cross Country 2005 Girls Cross Country 2006 Girls Track amp Field 2006 Girls Cross Country 2013 Gymnastics 2016 Gymnastics 2018 Gymnastics 2019 Football 5A 2020 GymnasticsFormer members edit Hobart Brickies 8 1955 Boys Cross Country 1979 Football 3A 1980 Football 4A 1982 Football 4A 1984 Football 4A 1985 Football 4A 1990 Football 4A 1996 Football 4A Michigan City Rogers Raiders 1 1986 SoftballSee also editHoosier Hysteria Largest high school gyms in the United StatesRelated links editNorthern Indiana Football History Indiana High School Athletic AssociationReferences edit LaPorte drops to Class 5A Munster rises to 5A in football reclassification Chicago Tribune http www ihsaa org Portals 0 ihsaa documents Tournament 20Success 20Factor Tournament 20Success 20Factor 20Provisions pdf bare URL PDF DAC hears from prospective membersFive schools make case to join conference nwi com LC Penn Mishawaka draw DAC invite nwi com Mishawaka says no to DAC Penn next nwi com a b c Eight is enoughPenn votes to decline invitation to DAC nwi com Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Duneland Athletic Conference amp oldid 1158407020, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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