Northwest Upstate Illini Conference


The Northwest Upstate Illini Conference is a high school conference in northwest and north central Illinois. The conference participates in athletics and activities in the Illinois High School Association. The conference comprises 19 small public high schools and one small private school, with enrollments between 102-340 students in Carroll, Jo Daviess, Lee, Ogle, Stephenson, and Winnebago counties.

History

In 1996 the Northwestern Illinois Conference and Upstate Illini Conference merged under the Upstate Illini banner. Initially three divisions were formed for all team sports except football: West - Dakota, East Dubuque, Galena, Lena-Winslow, Orangeville, River Ridge, Stockton, and Warren East - Ashton-Franklin Center, Durand, Kirkland-Hiawatha, North Boone, Pecatonica, Rockford Lutheran and South Beloit, and South - Forreston, Freeport Aquin, Fulton Unity Christian, Eastland, Pearl City, Milledgeville, Mt. Carroll and Polo. In 1999 Savanna was added to the South Division and Rockford Christian Life to the East Division for a total of 24 teams. In 2000, after six schools left to form the Four Rivers Conference, the two remaining schools from the East, Rockford Christian Life and Rockford Lutheran, also left the conference looking for competition within closer proximity.
Based on all of these changes, the remaining schools realigned under the new moniker '"Northwest Upstate Illini"' starting with the 2001 school year. The 18 remaining schools maintained divisional balance in all sports for 4 years, however, during the 2004-05 school year, the school districts of Savanna, Mt. Carroll and Thomson consolidated into the West Carroll School District, becoming the largest high school in the conference. This consolidation reduced the teams in the Northwest Division of football to 6 and also created a scheduling issue due to an odd number of teams within the conference. To correct this, prior to the 2005-06 school year, four schools, Ashton-Franklin Center, Durand, Pecatonica, and South Beloit, joined the conference. These four schools were previously members of the Four Rivers Conference and raised the number of schools from 17 to its highest total of 21. Fulton Unity left the conference to join the Northern Illinois Christian Conference after the 2007 school year, reducing the conference to its current total of 20. Outside of the Chicago Public High School League, the Northwest Upstate Illini Conference is the largest conference in the state of Illinois.
South Beloit left the NUIC after the 2015-16 season. The Sobos joined the Northeastern Athletic Conference to compete against schools from Chicago, Rockford, Aurora, Arlington Heights, Elgin, Hebron, Crystal Lake, Ottawa, Mooseheart and Kirkland. To replace the exiting team, the NUIC added Amboy High School, formerly a member of the Three Rivers Conference. The Clippers began competition in the NUIC during the 2016-17 school year.

NUIC Sportsmanship Creed

Prior to every varsity sporting event, the following creed is read to everyone in attendance.

Current Membership

The Northwest Upstate Illini Conference comprises 20 high schools, grades 9-12. There are 19 public and 1 private high school within the conference.
SchoolLocationCountyMascotColorsJoinedEnrollmentIHSA Classes 2/3/4IHSA Music ClassIHSA Football ClassIHSA Cheerleading Class
Amboy High SchoolAmboy, ILLeeClippers
Red, White, Black		2017216A/1A/1A
C2A Small squad
Aquin Catholic
High School		Freeport, ILStephensonBulldogs
Navy Blue, Gold		2001103A/1A/1AD1ASmall squad
Ashton-Franklin Center
High School		Ashton, ILLeeRaiders
Black, Gold, White		2005159A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Dakota
High School		Dakota, ILStephensonIndians
Maroon, White		2001248A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Durand
High School		Durand, ILWinnebagoBulldogs
Royal Blue, White		2005162A/1A/1AC3A Small squad
East Dubuque
High School		East Dubuque, ILJo DaviessWarriors
Royal Blue, White		2001212A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Eastland
High School		Lanark, ILCarrollCougars
Royal Blue, Orange		2001196A/1A/1AC2A Small squad
Forreston
High School		Forreston, ILOgleCardinals
Red, White, Black		2001257A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Galena
High School		Galena, ILJo DaviessPirates
Royal Blue, White		2001241A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Lena-Winslow
High School		Lena, ILStephensonPanthers
Black, Gold		2001231A/1A/1AC1ASmall squad
Milledgeville
High School		Milledgeville, ILCarrollMissiles
Orange, Black		2001167A/1A/1AD1ASmall squad
Orangeville
High School		Orangeville, ILStephensonBroncos
Purple, Gold		2001102A/1A/1AD1ASmall squad
Pearl City
High School		Pearl City, ILStephensonWolves
Red, White, Black		2001134A/1A/1AD2A Small squad
Pecatonica
High School		Pecatonica, ILWinnebagoIndians
Purple, Vegas Gold		2005250A/1A/1AC3A Small squad
Polo Community
High School		Polo, ILOgleMarcos
Blue, Gold		2001173A/1A/1AC8-manSmall squad
River Ridge
High School		Hanover, ILJo DaviessWildcats
Navy Blue, Grey		2001143A/1A/1AD8-manSmall squad
Scales Mound
High School		Scales Mound, ILJo DaviessHornets
Kelly Green, White		200161A/1A/1ADWI Small squad
Stockton
High School		Stockton, ILJo DaviessBlackhawks
Maroon, Gold		2001185A/1A/1AD1ASmall squad
Warren
High School		Warren, ILJo DaviessWarriors
Orange, Black		2001111A/1A/1ADWI Small squad
West Carroll
High School		Savanna, ILCarrollThunder
Black, White, Forest Green		2001341A/1A/2AB2ASmall squad

Sources:IHSA Conferences, IHSA Coop Teams, and IHSA Member Schools Directory

Previous members

Divisions and alignments

Basketball divisions

In 2001, as the conference realigned under its new label, the divisions were broken into 2; nine team divisions.
Those groups were:
Starting in 2005, after the addition of the teams from the Four Rivers Conference and the unification of Savanna, Mt. Carroll and Thomson into West Carroll, the league broke into three divisions for basketball. Each division had 7 teams, however, for girls basketball, River Ridge and Scales Mound formed a coop that would keep the West with only 6 teams.
Those groups were:
This three division system lasted only for two years when Fulton Unity Christian joined the North Illinois Christian Conference for basketball prior to the start of in 2007-2008 school year. The league realigned back into two divisions with each having 10 teams. These divisions remained constant with the only change occurring in 2016 when Amboy was added to the East to replace South Beloit after their departure.
These groups were:
Prior to the 2019-2020 school year, the conference realigned back to three divisions. The divisions would be labeled North, South and West and would be unbalanced with two divisions having 7 teams and one having 6.
These divisions are:
Initially in 2001, the Northwest Upstate Illini was divided into two football divisions, each having 7 total teams.
These divisions were:
In 2005, Mt. Carroll and Savanna consolidated with Thomson to become West Carroll. During the same year, four teams from the Four Rivers Conference were accepted to join the conference. Durand, Pecatonica and South Beloit joined the Northwest Division and Ashton-Franklin Center entered the Upstate. In 2016, upon the departure of South Beloit, Amboy took their position in the Northwest division.
The final alignment of these divisions were:
Starting in 2019, Polo and River Ridge ceased playing traditional 11-man football and began playing 8-man. This change, along with Warren forming a coop with Black Hawk High School in South Wayne, Wisconsin, has created a conference realignment specifically for football. The conference split geographically into North and South divisions with seven schools on each side. Crossover games between schools in different divisions are scheduled based on enrollment.
In 2021, five more teams from the conference will be moving to 8-man football. These teams include Ashton-Franklin Center, and Milledgeville as well as the 1984 state champion Amboy, the 1989 state championship team Orangeville and Freeport Aquin who claimed the state championship in 1981, 1986 and 2005. This change will reduce the number of 11-man teams to 9 teams and eliminate the need for divisional play. The 2022 season will include:
In 2001, the conference utilized the same concept of North and South divisions for girls volleyball.
Those groups were:
Similar to basketball, when the league expanded in 2005, some teams shifted and the arrangements moved to the following 3 division system:
In 2014, the conference eliminated divisions and created a single volleyball conference with all 20 teams and South Beloit was replaced with Amboy after they left the conference in 2016.
Prior to the 2019-2020 school year, the conference realigned back to three divisions. The divisions would once again be labeled North, South and West and would be unbalanced with two divisions having 7 teams and one having 6, however, this alignment will not begin until the 2020-2021 season.
These divisions are:

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    Cooperative Arrangements

note: Highlighted school is the host
  • Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for boys cross country. '
  • Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for girls cross country. '
  • Amboy, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for boys football. '
  • Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for boys golf. '
  • Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for girls golf. '
  • Amboy, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for boys track & field. '
  • Amboy, Ashton-Franklin Center, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for girls track & field. '
  • Amboy, La Moille and Ohio High Schools co-operate for boys wrestling. '
  • Ashton and Byron co-operate for boys swimming & diving. '
  • Ashton and Byron co-operate for girls swimming & diving. '
  • Durand and Pecatonica High Schools co-operate for boys cross country. '
  • Durand and Pecatonica High Schools co-operate for girls cross country. '
  • Durand and Pecatonica High Schools co-operate for football. '
  • Durand and Pecatonica High Schools co-operate for boys wrestling. '
  • Eastland and Milledgville City High Schools co-operate for boys golf. '
  • Eastland and Milledgville City High Schools co-operate for girls golf. '
  • Eastland and Pearl City High Schools co-operate for football. '
  • Forreston and Polo High Schools co-operate for boys track & field. '
  • Forreston and Polo High Schools co-operate for girls track & field. '
  • Forreston and Byron High Schools co-operate for boys swimming & diving. '
  • Forreston and Byron High Schools co-operate for girls swimming & diving. '
  • Hanover and Scales Mound High Schools co-operate for baseball. '
  • Hanover and Scales Mound High Schools co-operate for boys golf. '
  • Hanover and Scales Mound High Schools co-operate for girls basketball. '
  • Lena-Winslow and Stockton High Schools co-operate for wrestling. '
  • Lena-Winslow and Pearl City High Schools co-operate for girls track. '
  • Lena-Winslow and Orangeville High Schools co-operate for speech individual events. '
  • Milledgeville and Eastland High Schools co-operate for boys track & field. '
  • Milledgeville and Eastland High Schools co-operate for girls track & field. '
  • Pearl City and Eastland High Schools co-operate for speech individual events. '
  • Pearl City and Lena-Winslow High Schools co-operate for boys golf. '
  • Pearl City and Lena-Winslow High Schools co-operate for girls golf. '
  • Pecatonica and Durand High Schools co-operate for baseball. '
  • Pecatonica and Durand High Schools co-operate for boys golf. '
  • Pecatonica and Durand High Schools co-operate for girls golf. '
  • Pecatonica and Byron High Schools co-operate for boys swimming & diving. '
  • Pecatonica and Byron High Schools co-operate for girls swimming & diving. '
  • Pecatonica and Durand High Schools co-operate for boys track & field. '
  • Pecatonica and Durand High Schools co-operate for girls track & field. '
  • Polo and Byron High Schools co-operate for boys swimming & diving. '
  • Polo and Byron High Schools co-operate for girls swimming & diving. '
  • Polo Forreston and Milledgeville High Schools co-operate for wrestling. '
  • Scales Mound High School co-operates with Benton High School in Benton, Wisconsin, for football, therefore they do not participate in the IHSA football playoffs.
  • Stockton and Warren High Schools co-operate for girls softball. '
  • Stockton and Warren High Schools co-operate for speech individual events. '
  • Stockton and Warren High Schools co-operate for girls track and field. '
  • Warren and Stockton High Schools co-operate for baseball. '
  • Warren High School co-operates with Black Hawk High School in South Wayne, Wisconsin, for football, therefore they do not participate in the IHSA football playoffs.
  • West Carroll and Lanark High Schools co-operate for boys wrestling.

    Competitive Success

The Northwest Upstate Illini Conference has won 79 team state championships in IHSA sponsored athletics and activities.
The conference also has produced 117 individual championships, including golf, public speaking, track & field, and wrestling. Josh Alber and Seth Milks from Dakota are the only individual 4-time state champions in the history of the conference. As a wrestler, Alber finished his 4 years of competition undefeated with a final record of 182 wins and 0 losses. Alber also became the first four-time state champion in IHSA history to complete high school competition without a loss or tie.

State Champions

Note: Championships listed here also include championships won by current member schools prior to any respective consolidations, as well as prior to the formation of the Northwest Upstate Illini Conference.

Team

*Polo's championship in 8-man football is in a non-sanctioned IHSA activity.

Individual

Male AthleteSchoolSport/ActivityEvent/LevelGenderYearClass
Dave MelhusSavanna Wrestling98 lbsBoys1974-75A
Jerry RaabStocktonWrestling98 lbsBoys1975-76A
Brad AndersonSavanna Wrestling98 lbsBoys1979-80A
Pete AlberDakotaWrestling98 lbsBoys1980-81A
Dave SewardSavanna Wrestling103 lbsBoys1961-62-
Seth MilksDakotaWrestling103 lbsBoys2005-06A
Josh AlberDakotaWrestling103 lbsBoys2010-111A
Jerry RaabStocktonWrestling105 lbsBoys1976-77A
Mike LizerDakotaWrestling105 lbsBoys1978-79A
Tony AlberDakotaWrestling105 lbsBoys1979-80A
Mark MasserySavanna Wrestling112 lbsBoys1967-68-
Dennis LizerDakotaWrestling112 lbsBoys1976-77A
Paul EvansSavanna Wrestling112 lbsBoys1977-78A
Matt JacobsDakotaWrestling112 lbsBoys1997-98A
Seth MilksDakotaWrestling112 lbsBoys2006-07A
Alec HenzeDakotaWrestling113 lbsBoys2014-151A
Alec HenzeDakotaWrestling113 lbsBoys2015-161A
Pat JohnsonSavanna Wrestling119 lbsBoys1976-77A
Dan AndersonSavanna Wrestling119 lbsBoys1980-81A
Randy StubbeDakotaWrestling119 lbsBoys1997-98A
Seth MilksDakotaWrestling119 lbsBoys2007-08A
Mark MasseySavanna Wrestling120 lbsBoys1968-69-
Josh AlberDakotaWrestling120 lbsBoys2011-121A
Josh AlberDakotaWrestling120 lbsBoys2012-131A
Phoenix BlakelyDakotaWrestling120 lbsBoys2019-201A
Matt JacobsDakotaWrestling125 lbsBoys1998-99A
Cort LawtonPoloWrestling125 lbsBoys2005-06A
Vince AlberDakotaWrestling125 lbsBoys2006-07A
Steve WebsterDakotaWrestling126 lbsBoys1973-74A
Dave MelhusSavanna Wrestling126 lbsBoys1976-77A
Robert McKnightAmboyWrestling126 lbsBoys1977-78A
Jack NickelsSavanna Wrestling126 lbsBoys1978-79A
Greg AlberDakotaWrestling126 lbsBoys1987-88A
Printice WallsDakotaWrestling126 lbsBoys2014-151A
Ethan DotyWest CarrollWrestling126 lbsBoys2018-191A
Andy ReeterDakotaWrestling130 lbsBoys1998-99A
Seth MilksDakotaWrestling130 lbsBoys2008-091A
Paul EngaldoSavanna Wrestling132 lbsBoys1974-75A
Josh AlberDakotaWrestling132 lbsBoys2013-141A
Carver JamesDakotaWrestling138 lbsBoys2012-131A
J.J. WolfeDakotaWrestling138 lbsBoys2013-141A
Nate OlsenDakotaWrestling138 lbsBoys2014-151A
Jesse MilksDakotaWrestling140 lbsBoys2005-06A
Lonnie RobinsonSavanna Wrestling145 lbsBoys1974-75A
Dave LloydAshton Wrestling145 lbsBoys1981-82A
Ryan CastroSavanna Wrestling145 lbsBoys1996-97A
Darren OlsenDakotaWrestling145 lbsBoys2004-05A
Quincy KalkbrennerLena-WinslowWrestling145 lbsBoys2012-131A
J.J. WolfeDakotaWrestling145 lbsBoys2014-151A
Greg KrulasDakotaWrestling145 lbsBoys2015-161A
Carver JamesDakotaWrestling152 lbsBoys2013-141A
Greg KrulasDakotaWrestling152 lbsBoys2014-151A
Joe FosdickSavanna Wrestling155 lbsBoys1973-74A
Jim KurthSavanna Wrestling155 lbsBoys1981-82A
Mike KurthSavanna Wrestling155 lbsBoys1982-83A
Matt WengerDakotaWrestling160 lbsBoys2003-04A
Caleb KraftDakotaWrestling160 lbsBoys2006-07A
Quincy KalkbrennerLena-WinslowWrestling160 lbsBoys2013-141A
Nathan OlsenDakotaWrestling160 lbsBoys2015-161A
Joe FosdickSavanna Wrestling167 lbsBoys1975-76A
Mike LindemanSavanna Wrestling167 lbsBoys1979-80A
Brian WoodleyDakotaWrestling167 lbsBoys1993-94A
Matthew WengerDakotaWrestling167 lbsBoys2004-05A
Matthew WengerDakotaWrestling167 lbsBoys2005-06A
Carl BonvillainLena-WinslowWrestling167 lbsBoys2006-07A
Trey GriffinLena-WinslowWrestling167 lbsBoys2009-101A
Jake AppleDakotaWrestling167 lbsBoys2010-111A
Carver JamesDakotaWrestling170 lbsBoys2014-151A
Andrew WenzelDakotaWrestling170 lbsBoys2018-191A
Logan StaverLena-WinslowWrestling182 lbsBoys2012-131A
Jeff EastlickStocktonWrestling185 lbsBoys1977-78A
Chuck HaasSavanna Wrestling185 lbsBoys1978-79A
Andy McPeekLena-WinslowWrestling189 lbsBoys1992-93A
Wes FolkDakotaWrestling189 lbsBoys1994-95A
Mitch AlberstettDurandWrestling189 lbsBoys2007-08A
Mitch AlberstettDurandWrestling189 lbsBoys2008-091A
Trey GriffinLena-WinslowWrestling189 lbsBoys2010-111A
Ty HarmstonLena-WinslowWrestling195 lbsBoys2012-131A
Scott NicholasDakotaWrestling215 lbsBoys2005-06A
Ty HarmstonLena-WinslowWrestling220 lbsBoys2013-141A
Jake PetersonPoloWrestling285 lbsBoys2009-101A
Ian KuehlLena-WinslowWrestling285 lbsBoys2017-181A
Jamin SoriaAshton WrestlingHWTBoys1992-93A
Jamin SoriaAshton Wrestling275 lbsBoys1994-95A
George PulfordSavanna Track & Field880yd WalkBoys1896-97-
Floyd "Bud" SmithMt. Carroll Track & FieldHigh JumpBoys1952-53-
Carl ColbyPecatonicaTrack & FieldPole VaultBoys1900-01-
Aaron RuterForrestonTrack & FieldDiscusBoys2003-04A
Dave EatonGalenaTrack & Field100m DashBoys1986-87A
Troy PiperDurandTrack & Field400m DashBoys1981-82A
Kevin GlastetterMilledgevilleTrack & Field400m DashBoys2010-111A
Scott BarteltPoloTrack & Field880yd DashBoys1975-76A
Jerry FunkForrestonTrack & Field800m RunBoys1984-85A
Allen BerkstresserMt. Carroll Track & Field1 MileBoys1905-06-
Jeremy Daughenbaugh
Kurt Kramer
Jayson Lietzen
Jeremy Spencer		Lena-WinslowTrack & Field4x100m RelayBoys1992-93A
Mason WrightForrestonTrack & FieldTriple JumpBoys2016-171A
A.J. ChristensenForrestonTrack & Field110m High HurdlesBoys2017-181A
A.J. ChristensenForrestonTrack & Field300m Intermediate HurdlesBoys2017-181A
Doug Althaus
Brian Ely
Dennis Ely
Doug Ely		AmboyTrack & Field4x400m RelayBoys1983-84A
Trey TimpeStocktonGolf-Boys2013-141A
Alec MackenzieSavanna Individual EventsExtemporaneous SpeakingCoEd1940-41-
Alec MackenzieSavanna Individual EventsOriginal OratoryCoEd1940-41-
Stephen BaldridgeSavanna Individual EventsProse ReadingCoEd1966-67-

Championship totals

*Pearl City was the host school for the football coop with Eastland in the 2014 championship.

**Polo's championship in 8-man football is in a non-sanctioned IHSA activity.