County Conference. Lafayette Jefferson left the North Central Conference to compete as an independent. 2004–2005 Gary Mann closed, leaving the Northwestern Conference at four schools. Lafayette Jefferson joined the Hoosier Crossroads Conference, formerly playing as an Independent for a season after leaving the North Central Conference. Huntington North left the Olympic Conference to join the North Central Conference. Indianapolis Howe and Indianapolis Washington were reopened, and rejoined the Indianapolis Public Schools Conference. Elkhart Christian joined the Northland Conference, formerly competing as an independent. 2005–2006 The Indiana Crossroads Conference was formed: Beech Grove (former Mid-State Conference) Indianapolis Cardinal Ritter (former Independent) Indianapolis Park Tudor (former Independent, former Mid-Indiana Football Conference football-only member) Indianapolis Scecina Memorial (former Independent) Garrett left the Northeast Corner Conference and joined the Allen County Conference. 2006–2007 Decatur Central and Martinsville left Conference Indiana to join the Mid-State Conference. Wabash left the Central Indiana Conference to join the Three Rivers Conference. Oak Hill left the Three Rivers Conference to join the Central Indiana Conference. 2007–2008 Three new conferences came into existence out of the Lake Athletic Conference's breakup: Great Lakes Conference Hammond (former LAC Black Division) Hammond Clark (former LAC Blue Division) Hammond Gavit (former LAC Blue Division) Hammond Morton (former LAC Black Division) Greater South Shore North Newton (former Independent) Lake Station Edison (former LAC Blue Division) Hammond Bishop Noll (former LAC Blue Division) Michigan City Marquette (former Northland member) Calumet (former LAC Blue Division) River Forest (former Northland member, former football-only Independent) Wheeler (former LAC Blue Division) Whiting (former LAC Blue Division) In addition, with Marquette Catholic not fielding a football team, South Central (Union Mills) of the Porter County Conference plays in the GSSC for football. They were previously an independent. Northwest Crossroads Conference Andrean (former LAC Black Division) Griffith (former LAC Black Division) Highland (former LAC Black Division) Hobart (former LAC Black Division) Kankakee Valley (former LAC Blue Division) Lowell (former LAC Black Division) Munster (former LAC Black Division) Forest Park left the Blue Chip Conference to join the Pocket Athletic Conference, coinciding with the start of their football program. Fishers High School was reopened and joined the Hoosier Crossroads Conference, giving them 10 schools. Indianapolis Crispus Attucks was reopened, and rejoined the Indianapolis Public Schools Conference. 2008–2009 Wes-Del left the White River Conference in all sports except football to join the Mid-Eastern Conference. They are now a football-only participant in the White River.