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Tri-County Conference

Association| IHSA
Members| 10
Region| Central Illinois

The Tri-County Conference is an affiliation of several small high schools in central Illinois. Current membership includes

* Putnam County High School
* Midland High School
* Henry-Senachwine High School
* Marquette High School
* Roanoke-Benson High School
* Low Point-Washburn High School
* Woodland High School
* DePue High School
* Peoria Christian School
* Seneca High School (Illinois)

## Contents

* 1 New members
* 2 Boys Basketball Tournament Championships
* 3 Tri-County Conference Tournament Championships
* 4 References

## New members[edit]

Beginning in 2018, the following schools will be joining the Tri-County Conference:

* Seneca High School (Illinois)

Seneca High School is joining after leaving the Interstate 8 Conference. Eight teams then left this conference to form their own, just months after Seneca left, leaving three schools left in the conference.

Seneca will be joining in all sports except football.

## Boys Basketball Tournament Championships[edit]

Year | Winning Team | Score | Losing Team | Score | Regular Season Champions

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2022 | Midland | 49 | Seneca | 40 |
2021 | Not held due to COVID-19 |  |  |  | Roanoke-Benson
2020 | Roanoke-Benson | 55 | Peoria Christian | 51 | Roanoke-Benson
2019 | Marquette | 48 | Seneca | 39 | Marquette
2018 | DePue | 51 | Roanoke-Benson | 25 | DePue
2017 | Marquette | 59 | Roanoke-Benson | 37 | Marquette
2016 | Marquette | 45 | Putnam County | 43 | Marquette, Putnam County
2015 | Peoria Christian | 75 | Marquette | 69 | Marquette
2014 | Putnam County | 70 | Henry-Senachwine | 46 | Henry-Senachwine
2013 | Putnam County | 55 | Hall | 54 | Putnam County
2012 | Peoria Christian | 59 | Putnam County | 49 | Putnam County, Peoria Christian
2011 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 49 | Midland | 45 | Putnam County
2010 | Midland | 64 | Woodland | 63 | Midland
2009 | Peoria Christian | 48 | Putnam County | 45 | Peoria Christian
2008 | Putnam County | 51 | Roanoke-Benson | 40 | Putnam County
2007 | Putnam County | 85 | Peoria Christian | 65 | Putnam County, Peoria Christian, Roanoke-Benson
2006 | Marquette | 63 | Putnam County | 60 | Putnam County
2005 | Putnam County | 71 | Marquette | 64 | Putnam County
2004 | Eureka | 66 | Peoria Christian | 50 | Peoria Christian
2003 | Putnam County | 68 | Eureka | 61 | Peoria Christian, Eureka
2002 | Peoria Christian | 66 | Putnam County | 33 | Peoria Christian
2001 | St. Bede | 62 | Midland | 58 | St. Bede, Eureka
2000 | Eureka | 73 | Putnam County | 61 | Eureka
1999 | Eureka | 75 | Midland | 58 | Midland, Bureau Valley, Eureka
1998 | Henry | 68 | Bureau Valley | 49 | Putnam County, St. Bede
1997 | Eureka | 49 | St. Bede | 45 | Eureka
1996 | Marquette | 54 | Henry | 52 | Marquette
1995 | Roanoke-Benson | 58 | Marquette | 55 | Putnam County
1994 | Mid-County | 69 | Roanoke-Benson | 68 | Roanoke-Benson
1993 | Roanoke-Benson | 64 | Mid-County | 62 | Roanoke-Benson
1992 | Mid-County | 54 | Putnam County | 51 | Mid-County
1991 | Lostant | 47 | Toluca | 45 | Lowpoint-Washburn
1990 | Roanoke-Benson | 72 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 49 | Roanoke-Benson
1989 | Mid-County | 83 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 75 | Mid-County
1988 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 58 | Toluca | 52 | Roanoke-Benson
1987 | Toluca | 55 | Mid-County | 42 | Putnam County
1986 | Roanoke-Benson | 67 | Lostant | 62 | Putnam County, Toluca
1985 | Roanoke-Benson | 59 | Toluca | 47 | Roanoke-Benson
1984 | Toluca | 55 | Roanoke-Benson | 46 | Toluca
1983 | Toluca | 55 | Putnam County | 47 | Mid-County, Toluca, Roanoke-Benson
1982 | Putnam County | 69 | Roanoke-Benson | 62 | Putnam County
1981 | Putnam County | 72 | Lostant | 36 | Putnam County
1980 | Mid-County | 59 | Wenona | 57 | Wenona, Putnam County
1979 | Roanoke-Benson | 55 | Mid-County | 52 | Roanoke-Benson
1978 | Roanoke-Benson | 73 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 62 | Roanoke-Benson, Mid-County
1977 | Henry | 57 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 54 | Henry
1976 | Henry | 70 | Roanoke-Benson | 59 | Henry, Roanoke-Benson
1975 | Roanoke-Benson | 54 | Lostant | 45 | Roanoke-Benson
1974 | Putnam County | 70 | Roanoke-Benson | 65 | Putnam County
1973 | Wenona | 68 | Toluca | 55 | Wenona
1972 | Toluca | 56 | Wenona | 54 | Henry
1971 | Wenona | 56 | Henry | 47 | Toluca
1970 | Henry | 78 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 52 | Toluca
1969 | Toluca | 70 | Henry | 49 | Toluca
1968 | Putnam County | 61 | Toluca | 60 | Putnam County
1967 | Wenona | 62 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 51 | Putnam County
1966 | Wenona | 75 | Lowpoint-Washburn | 58 | Toluca
1965 | Wenona | 67 | Toluca | 58 | Wenona, Mid-County
1964 | Toluca | 78 | Wenona | 66 | Toluca
1963 | Toluca | 62 | Mid-County | 52 | Toluca
1962 | Toluca | 69 | Henry | 61 | Toluca
1961 | Toluca | 57 | Mid-County | 54 | Toluca
1960 | Toluca | 57 | Mid-County | 52 | Toluca
1959 | Toluca | 47 | Henry | 37 | Toluca
1958 | Toluca | 74 | Tonica | 63 | Toluca
1957 | Toluca | 52 | Tonica | 45 | Toluca, Tonica
1956 | Benson | 70 | Roanoke | 65 | Wenona
1955 | Wenona | 52 | Tonica | 50
1954 | Wenona | 55 | Henry | 53
1953 | Wenona | 62 | Mid-County | 60
1952 | Mid-County | 46 | Henry | 38
1951 | Wenona | 40 | Henry | 35
1950 | Wenona | 59 | Toluca | 46
1949 | Henry | 37 | Wenona | 35
1948 | Henry | 51 | Toluca | 46
1947 | Toluca | 40 | Wenona | 39
1946 | Henry | 37 | Hopkins | 34
1945 | Toluca | 50 | Hopkins | 23
1944 | Lostant | 44 | Henry | 33
1943 | Henry | 38 | Toluca | 22
1942 | Toluca | 47 | Wenona | 27
1941 | Hopkins | 19 | Henry | 14
1940 | Henry | 21 | Hopkins | 18
1939 | Henry | 19 | Wenona | 16
1938 | Hopkins | 20 | Wenona | 18
1937 | Hopkins | 36 | Wenona | 31
1936 | Hopkins | 19 | Wenona | 13
1935 | Hopkins | 25 | Tonica | 17
1934 | Hopkins | 21 | Henry | 14
1933 | Hopkins | 25 | Wenona | 23
1932 | Wenona | 29 | Varna | 21
1931 | Wenona | 26 | John Swaney | 20
1930 | Wenona | 18 | John Swaney | 17
1929 | Varna | 40 | Lostant | 18
1928 | Lostant | 20 | Varna | 10
1927 | Lostant | 23 | Tonica | 20

## Tri-County Conference Tournament Championships[edit]

School | No. of Titles

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Toluca | 16
Wenona | 12
Henry | 11
Putnam County | 10
Roanoke-Benson | 9
Hopkins | 7
Mid-County | 5
Marquette | 5
Lostant | 4
Eureka | 4
Peoria Christian | 4
Lowpoint-Washburn | 2
Varna | 1
St. Bede | 1
Midland | 1
Benson | 1
DePue | 1

## References[edit]

2015 Championship Game story from Ottawa Times

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Illinois High School Association

Boys' sports|

* Baseball
* Basketball (championship)
* Bowling
* Cross Country
* Football
* Golf
* Gymnastics
* Soccer
* Swimming and Diving
* Tennis
* Track and Field
* Volleyball
* Water Polo
* Wrestling

Girls' sports|

* Badminton
* Basketball
* Bowling
* Competitive Cheerleading
* Cross Country
* Golf
* Gymnastics
* Soccer
* Softball
* Swimming and Diving
* Tennis
* Track and Field
* Volleyball
* Water Polo

Activities|

* Bass Fishing
* Chess
* Debate
* Drama and Group Interpretation
* Journalism
* Music
* Scholastic Bowl
* Individual Events

Special co-ed activities|

* Wheelchair basketball
* Three-Point Showdown
* Spirit

Emerging sports|

* Boys' and Girls' Lacrosse
* Dance Team

Athletic conferences|

* Apollo
* Big Northern
* Big Twelve
* Black Diamond
* Cahokia
* Central Illinois
* Central State Eight
* Central Suburban
* Chicago Catholic
* Chicago Prep
* Chicago Public
* DuPage Valley
* East Central Illini
* East Suburban Catholic
* Egyptian Illini
* Fox Valley
* Girls Catholic
* Greater Egyptian
* Heart of Illinois
* Illini Prairie
* Independent School
* Inter County
* Interstate Eight
* Kishwaukee River
* Lincoln Trail
* Little Illini
* Little Okaw Valley
* Little Ten
* Metro Suburban
* Metropolitan Prep
* Mid-Illini
* Mid-South
* Mid-Suburban
* Midland Trail
* Mississippi Valley
* MSM
* National Trail
* North Suburban
* Northeastern
* Northern Illinois
* Northwest Upstate Illini
* Pike County
* Prairie State
* Prairieland
* River Valley
* Sangamo
* South Central
* South Egyptian
* South Seven
* South Suburban
* Southern Illinois River-to-River
* Southland
* Southwestern
* Southwest Prairie
* Southwest Suburban
* Three Rivers
* Tomahawk
* Tri-County
* Upstate Eight
* Vermilion Valley
* West Central
* West Suburban
* Western Big 6
* Western Illinois Valley

Former conferences|

* Ambraw Valley
* Big Rivers
* Bi-County
* Blackhawk
* Bureau Valley
* Capitol
* Cenois
* Central Egyptian Conference
* Coal Belt
* Corn Belt
* Cook County
* Des Plaines
* East Okaw
* Eastern Illinois
* Four Rivers
* Heart of Illinois (1970s)
* Illini 8
* Illini Central
* Illini Valley
* Indian Valley
* Kankakee Valley
* La Moine Valley
* Little 7
* Little 8
* Mid-Northern
* Mid-State
* Mid-State Six
* Midwest
* Midwestern
* New Salem
* North Central Illinois
* North Egypt
* Northern Illinois Big 12
* Northwest 8
* Northwestern Illinois
* Northwest Suburban
* Okaw Valley
* Olympic
* Quad Cities Metro
* Private School League
* Rock River Valley
* Route 72
* Sangamon Valley
* SHARK
* South Inter-Athletic
* Southern Illini
* Southwest Egyptian
* Spoon River
* Stephenson County
* Suburban
* Suburban Christian
* Suburban Prairie
* Tollway
* Upstate Illini
* US Grant
* Wauseca
* West Prairie Trail
* Western Area
* Western Sun
* Wilco

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