Mental Attitude Winners
&
Most Valuable Players
2024-25
BOONE
GROVE
KOUTS
MORGAN TWP.
SOUTH CENTRAL
WESTVILLE
TRI-TOWNSHIP
WASHINGTON
TWP.
Porter County Conference
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Celebrating our Seniors!!
2024-25
PCC Sports Recap 2023-2024!!
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Champions!!
All-Conference
Teams
2024-25
ALL SPORT STANDINGS 2024-25
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Girls
1. Morgan-16
2. Kouts-14
3. South Central-12
4. Westville-10
5. Boone Grove-8
6. Hebron~6~tie
7. Tri-Township~6~tie
8. Washington Twp.~6~tie
PCC Network
The entire PCC has teamed up with WJOB + JEDtv to form the first ever conference wide streaming home!
Click the link below for live streams of numerous conference events.
As a reminder, any live stream through the PCC Network is free. It will never ask for your credit card information!
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2023-24 All-Sport Winners
PORTER COUNTY CONFERENCE
Fillies
Academic All-Conference
2023
Each varsity coach and/or athletic director may nominate any athlete and/or manager/student assistant in grade 11 or 12, who earned a varsity letter in any of the PCC recognized sports, to their principal for recognition as Academic All-Conference.
The standards for Academic All-Conference are as follows.
1. Varsity letter awardee in the current school year.
2. The student-athlete must have attained a GPA of 3.72 or better on a 4.0 index and /or 93% of the school based GPA index.
3. The student-athlete must be in grade 11 or 12.
4. The nominations are to be based on the GPA after (5) or (7) semesters of a Traditional Schedule.
5. The nominations are to be based on the GPA after (8) or (11) trimesters of a Trimester Schedule.
Medals will be awarded and certificates will be prepared for each student-athlete who has been selected for the Academic All-Conference Team.
The Porter County Conference Victory
Keg & Kup
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Victory Keg History
The victory keg travels about the Porter County Conference as boys basketball games are won and lost. The trophy idea was presented in 1957 by Morgan Township High School coach Elwyn Studer as a suggestion from the Morgan Township High School Class of 1959. The keg was to be circulated among Porter County's eight smaller schools.
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The keg was an old water keg which was donated by Wayne Fry, a custodian at Hebron High School. He gave the keg to Kenneth Schiek, Hebron High School wood shop teacher at that time. Kenneth and his shop students sanded and cleaned up the old water keg.
The trophy keg made its first debut on Friday, November 15, 1957, a game between Boone Grove and Wheeler at Wheeler High School. A draw was held earlier with all eight county schools names and Wheeler won the draw. The keg was painted Wheeler's green and white colors for the game. Boone Grove was the first school to win the keg, beating Wheeler by a score of 52-42.
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Victory Kup History
The PCC Kup was a suggestion by Wheeler High School Principal Charles Kennedy and Wheeler High School Athletic Director and Girls Basketball Coach Sue Knoll as a traveling trophy for the Girls PCC Basketball Tournament. The Kup was made by Wayne Herlitz, Wheeler HIgh School Shop Instructor. A plaque for the Kup was donated by Hebron High School Coach Paul Schroedor. The Kup made its first debut at the 1974-75 PCC Girls Basketball tournament in a game between Washington Township and Wheeler with Wheeler holding the Kup for the first game. The Lady Senators defeated Wheeler 43-25 to win the Kup in its first challenge. In 1980, the principals and athletic directors decided that the Kup would become a traveling trophy similar to the boys Victory Keg. Anytime during the girls basketball season the holder of the Kup would meet another PCC school, a challenge for the Kup would take place. Orginally the Kup was not allowed to be painted, but in 1998 the Morgan Girls Team was allowed to paint it for the very first time. The following picture is of Wayne Herlitz, the creator of the Kup.
