Tri-County Conference (Illinois)

Tri-County Conference
Association	IHSA
Members	9
Region	Central Illinois

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

New members

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

Year	Winning Team	Score	Losing Team	Score	Regular Season Champions
2017	Marquette	59	Roanoke-Benson	37
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

School	No. of Titles
Toluca	16
Wenona	12
Henry	11
Putnam County	10
Roanoke-Benson	8
Hopkins	7
Mid-County	5
Lostant	4
Eureka	4
Peoria Christian	4
Marquette	4
Lowpoint-Washburn	2
Varna	1
St. Bede	1
Midland	1
Benson	1

References

2015 Championship Game story from Ottawa Times

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