Gogebic Range Conference

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The Gogebic Range Conference is a former high school athletic conference with most of its members located in the upper peninsula of Michigan and one in Wisconsin. Founded in 1980 and disbanded in 1986, conference members belonged to the Michigan High School Athletic Association and Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association.

History

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Location of Gogebic Range Conference Members

The Gogebic Range Conference, named after the region in which its member schools were located, was formed in 1980 by four former members of the Michigan-Wisconsin Conference: Bessemer, Hurley, Ironwood and Wakefield. For the three Michigan-based schools, this was a dual affiliation: Bessemer and Wakefield were part of the Great Western Conference while Ironwood was affiliated with the Superior Six Conference. Hurley's sole affiliation was with the Gogebic Range, as they had left the WIAA's Lumberjack Conference after the 1979-80 school year. The Gogebic Range Conference was disbanded in 1986 after Hurley's exit to become members of the Indianhead Conference of the WIAA. The three Michigan-based schools continued their previous affiliations.

Conference membership history

Membership timeline

List of conference champions

References