to rules violations in 1995. 1999–2000 The Western Indiana Conference was formed: Brown County (former Mid-Hoosier Conference) Edgewood (former West Central Conference) Northview (former Independent) Owen Valley (former West Central Conference) South Vermillion (former Wabash River Conference) Sullivan (former Tri-River Conference) West Vigo (former independent) Danville and Tri-West Hendricks both left the West Central Conference to join the Sagamore Conference. Fort Wayne Canturbury joined the Midland Conference Speedway left the Mid-State Conference to join the West Central Conference. Yorktown left the Rangeline Conference to join the Hoosier Heritage Conference. 2000–2001 The Hoosier Crossroads Conference was formed from the members of the Olympic Conference West Division: Brownsburg Hamilton Southeastern Harrison (West Lafayette) McCutcheon Noblesville plus: Avon (former Mid-State Conference) Westfield (former Rangeline Conference) Zionsville (former Rangeline Conference) Sheridan and Tipton both left the Rangeline Conference to play in the Hoosier Conference. Hamilton Heights left the Rangeline Conference to play in the Mid-Indiana Conference. Indianapolis Scecina Memorial, the sole remaining Rangeline Conference member, played as an independent. Elkhart Memorial joined the Northern Lakes Conference, keeping their membership in the Northern Indiana Conference simultaneously. Wood Memorial left the Pocket Athletic Conference to play as an independent. 2001–2002 Elkhart Memorial left the Northern Indiana Conference to exclusively play in the Northern Lakes Conference. Previously they were a member of both conferences. Tell City left the Big Eight Conference to join the Pocket Athletic Conference. Wood Memorial joined the Blue Chip Conference, formerly playing as an independent for a year after leaving the Pocket Athletic Conference. 2002–2003 Eastern (Pekin) left the Southern Conference to join the Mid-South Conference. South Bend St. Joseph's joined the Northern Indiana Conference, formerly playing as an independent. They took the place of South Bend LaSalle, which closed prior to this season. Fort Wayne Canterbury left the Midland Conference to play as an independent. 2003–2004 Mount Carmel of Illinois joined the Big Eight Conference after the breakup of the North Egypt Conference, becoming the only non-Indiana member of an Indiana conference. Lake Central joined the Duneland Conference, formerly competing as an independent. Mishawaka Marian joined the Northern Indiana Conference, formerly competing as an independent. Hobart left the Duneland conference to join the Lake Athletic Conference. Kankakee Valley joined the Lake Athletic Conference, formerly competing as an independent. Wheeler left the Porter County Conference to join the Lake Athletic Conference. South Central (Union Mills) left the Northland Conference to join the Porter