Valley Football Association

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Valley Football Association
VFA
Established2010
AssociationWIAA
Members15
Sports fielded
  • Football
RegionNortheastern Wisconsin
Central Wisconsin
Websitehttp://www.valleystats.org/football/

The Valley Football Association (VFA) is a football-only athletic conference comprising fifteen high schools located within northeastern and central Wisconsin. The conference was formed in 2010, when the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association merged the Fox Valley Association (FVA) and Wisconsin Valley Conference (WVC) to form the Valley Football Association. The merger was a result of the WVC having difficulty scheduling football games due to only having six active football participants at the time. The first season of play was 2011. For the 2017 season the VFA has split into three groups with 5 teams each.

In 2014, Hortonville High School replaced original member Menasha High School, who departed the VFA for the Bay Conference.[1]

In 2017, Wausau East High School left the conference becoming an independent school for football.[2]

Members[]

Current members[]

Division Member School Location
(2010 School District
Population)[3] 		Enrollment Nickname Colors
North Division Appleton East
High School 		Appleton, WI
(91,729) 		1,552 Patriots Scarlet, Navy, & White
     
Appleton North
High School 		Appleton, WI
(91,729) 		1,747 Lightning Navy, & Gold
   
Appleton West
High School 		Appleton, WI
(91,729) 		1,431 Terrors Orange & Blue
   
Kaukauna
High School 		Kaukauna, WI
(22,348) 		1,121 Galloping Ghosts Orange & Black
   
Kimberly
High School 		Kimberly, WI
(26,074) 		1,418 Papermakers Red & White
   
South Division Fond du Lac
High School 		Fond du Lac, WI
(50,363) 		2,036 Cardinals Red & White
   
Hortonville
High School 		Hortonville, WI
(18,886) 		1,075 Polar Bears Red & White
   
Neenah
High School 		Neenah, WI
(43,109) 		1,941 Rockets Red & White
   
Oshkosh North
High School 		Oshkosh, WI
(71,923) 		1,232 Spartans Green & Gold
   
Oshkosh West
High School 		Oshkosh, WI
(71,923) 		1,646 Wildcats Royal Blue & White
   
West Division D.C. Everest
High School 		Schofield, WI
(33,511) 		1,670 Evergreens Green & White
   
Marshfield
High School 		Marshfield, WI
(27,858) 		1,219 Tigers Orange & Black
   
Stevens Point Area
Senior High School 		Stevens Point, WI
(56,433) 		2,173 Panthers Red & Black
   
Wausau West
High School 		Wausau, WI
(54,246) 		1,436 Warriors Royal Blue & Gold
   
Wisconsin Rapids
Lincoln High School 		Wisconsin Rapids, WI
(34,949) 		1,630 Red Raiders Red & White
   

Former members[]

Member School Location
(2010 School District
Population)[4] 		Enrollment

at time of

departure

Nickname Colors Left for
Menasha High School Menasha, WI
(24,903) 		965 Bluejays Blue & White
    		Bay Conference
Wausau East High School Wausau, WI
(54,246) 		1,136 Lumberjacks Red & White
    		Independent

Division championships[]

North

  • 2011– Appleton North & Kimberly
  • 2012– Appleton North
  • 2013– Kimberly[5]
  • 2014- Kimberly
  • 2015- Kimberly
  • 2016- Kimberly
  • 2017- Kimberly
  • 2018- Kimberly
  • 2019-Kimberly

South

  • 2011– Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln
  • 2012– Marshfield & Stevens Point
  • 2013– Oshkosh North
  • 2014- Oshkosh North
  • 2015-Fond du Lac
  • 2016-Stevens Point
  • 2017- Fond du Lac
  • 2018- Fond du Lac
  • 2019- Fond du Lac & Hortonville

West

  • 2017– Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln
  • 2018– Marshfield
  • 2019- Marshfield

Division titles by school[]

School Championships Championships by year
Kimberly 8 2011,[a] 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019
Fond du Lac 4 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019
Appleton North 2 2011,[a] 2012
Marshfield 3 2012,[a] 2018, 2019
Oshkosh North 2 2013, 2014
Stevens Point 2 2012,[a] 2016
Wisconsin Rapids Lincoln 2 2011, 2017
Hortonville 1 2019
Appleton East 0 N/A
Appleton West 0 N/A
D.C. Everest 0 N/A
Kaukauna 0 N/A
Menasha[b] 0 N/A
Neenah 0 N/A
Oshkosh West 0 N/A
Wausau East[b] 0 N/A
Wausau West 0 N/A
  1. ^ a b c d Co-division champion
  2. ^ a b No longer in conference

References[]

  1. ^ http://usatodayhss.com/postcrescent/article/menasha-hortonville-to-switch-conferences--2013309130363/[dead link]
  2. ^ "East football set to leave VFA". Daily Herald Media. Retrieved 2017-07-31.
  3. ^ http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/sdds/framework/tables.aspx?ds=census&y=2010
  4. ^ http://nces.ed.gov/surveys/sdds/framework/tables.aspx?ds=census&y=2010
  5. ^ http://valleyfootballstats.org/northern/statistics.html

External links[]

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