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| − | The '''DuPage Valley Conference''' or '''DVC''' is a long established competitive league consisting of | + | The '''DuPage Valley Conference''' or '''DVC''' is a long established competitive league consisting of 9 large public high schools in the western suburbs of Chicago (most located in DuPage County). All of these schools are eligible to compete in the "large school" class (Class AA) of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA). |
==Membership== | ==Membership== | ||
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| + | |[[Glenbard North|Glenbard North Panthers]]||Carol Stream | ||
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| − | | | + | |Lake Park Lancers||Roselle |
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| − | | | + | |[[Metea Valley|Metea Valley Mustangs]]||Aurora |
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| − | |Naperville Central Red Hawks||Naperville | + | |[[Naperville Central|Naperville Central Red Hawks]]||Naperville |
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| − | |Naperville North Huskies||Naperville | + | |[[Naperville North|Naperville North Huskies]]||Naperville |
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| − | | | + | |Neuqua Valley Wildcats||Naperville |
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| − | |[[ | + | |[[Waubonsie Valley| Waubonsie Valley Warriors]]||Aurora |
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| − | |[[Wheaton | + | |[[Wheaton North|Wheaton North Falcons]]||Wheaton |
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| + | |[[Wheaton Warrenville South|Wheaton Warrenville South Tigers]]||Wheaton | ||
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|'''Runner-Up'''||Wheaton Central[[#Notes|<sup>1</sup>]] (1988), Naperville Central (2000), Wheaton North (2001, 05, 07) | |'''Runner-Up'''||Wheaton Central[[#Notes|<sup>1</sup>]] (1988), Naperville Central (2000), Wheaton North (2001, 05, 07) | ||
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| − | |'''Third Place'''||Wheaton | + | |'''Third Place'''||Wheaton Warrenville South (1996), Wheaton North (2008) |
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|'''Fourth Place'''||Wheaton North (2006) | |'''Fourth Place'''||Wheaton North (2006) | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | #Wheaton Central closed after the 1992-93 school year. | + | #Wheaton Central closed after the 1992-93 school year. The IHSA and the school district have designated Wheaton Warrenville South as the caretaker of those records. |
Revision as of 09:27, 22 April 2019
The DuPage Valley Conference or DVC is a long established competitive league consisting of 9 large public high schools in the western suburbs of Chicago (most located in DuPage County). All of these schools are eligible to compete in the "large school" class (Class AA) of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA).
Membership
| School | Town |
|---|---|
| Glenbard North Panthers | Carol Stream |
| Lake Park Lancers | Roselle |
| Metea Valley Mustangs | Aurora |
| Naperville Central Red Hawks | Naperville |
| Naperville North Huskies | Naperville |
| Neuqua Valley Wildcats | Naperville |
| Waubonsie Valley Warriors | Aurora |
| Wheaton North Falcons | Wheaton |
| Wheaton Warrenville South Tigers | Wheaton |
IHSA State Place Winners
| Place | School (year) |
|---|---|
| Champion | Wheaton North (2002, 03, 04) |
| Runner-Up | Wheaton Central1 (1988), Naperville Central (2000), Wheaton North (2001, 05, 07) |
| Third Place | Wheaton Warrenville South (1996), Wheaton North (2008) |
| Fourth Place | Wheaton North (2006) |
Notes
- Wheaton Central closed after the 1992-93 school year. The IHSA and the school district have designated Wheaton Warrenville South as the caretaker of those records.