Hoosier–Buckeye Conference

The Hoosier-Buckeye Conference, also known as the Hoosier-Buckeye Collegiate Conference and prior to 1971 as the Hoosier Conference or Hoosier College Conference, was an intercollegiate athletics conference that existed from 1947 to 1985. As the name suggests, its member schools were located in the states of Indiana and Ohio. Many of its members are now in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference.

Football champions

Hoosier Conference

• 1947 – Indiana Central
• 1948 – Anderson (IN) and Hanover
• 1949 – Hanover
• 1950 – Canterbury
• 1951 – Hanover
• 1952 – Hanover
• 1953 – Indiana Central
• 1954 – Indiana Central
• 1955 – Indiana Central

• 1956 – Hanover
• 1957 – Anderson (IN) and Hanover
• 1958 – Hanover
• 1959 – Anderson (IN)
• 1960 – Indiana Central
• 1961 – Anderson (IN)
• 1962 – Taylor
• 1963 – Taylor

• 1964 – Taylor
• 1965 – Anderson (IN)
• 1966 – Franklin (IN) and Manchester (IN)
• 1967 – Taylor
• 1968 – Anderson (IN) and Manchester (IN)
• 1969 – Anderson (IN)
• 1970 – Anderson (IN) and Earlham

Hoosier-Buckeye Conference

• 1971 – Anderson (IN) and Findlay
• 1972 – Bluffton
• 1973 – Hanover
• 1974 – Hanover
• 1975 – Hanover

• 1976 – Defiance, Findlay, and Hanover
• 1977 – Defiance and Findlay
• 1978 – Findlay
• 1979 – Findlay and Hanover
• 1980 – Anderson (IN), Hanover, and Wilmington (OH)

• 1981 – Anderson (IN)
• 1982 – Findlay and Wilmington (OH)
• 1983 – Findlay and Wilmington (OH)
• 1984 – Findlay
• 1985 – Findlay

See also

• List of defunct college football conferences