Mid-South Conference (MHSAA)

Mid South Conference (MSC)
Association	MHSAA
Division	(class) D
Members	6
Sports fielded	Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Track and Field, Golf (men's: 6; women's: 6)
Region	South/Central Michigan
Headquarters	Marshall, Michigan
Commissioner	Lonnie Newland
Locations

The Mid-South Conference (MSC) is an athletic conference affiliated with the MHSAA.^[1] All schools are Class D (small school). Members are located in Michigan.

Full members

Institution	Location	Affiliation	Nickname	Class	Enrollment	Colors
Rudolf Steiner School	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Private[2]	Storm	D	111
Calhoun Christian School	Battle Creek, Michigan	Private[3]	Cougars	D	56
Will Carleton Academy	Hillsdale, Michigan	Public charter school[4](academy)	Cougars	D	56
New Covenant Christian	Lansing, Michigan	Private[5]	Warriors	D	28
Marshall Academy	Marshall, Michigan	Public charter school	Griffons	D	68
Pansophia Academy	Coldwater, Michigan	Public charter school	Pumas	D	79

Note: enrollments taken from 2014-15 MHSAA enrollment listing (grades 9-12)

Past members

Institution	Location	Affiliation	Nickname	Class	Enrollment	Colors	Left Conference
Washtenaw Christian Academy	Saline, Michigan	Private (academy)	Wildcats	D	51		2008
Hillsdale Academy	Hillsdale, Michigan	Private (academy)	Colts	D	73		2009
Holt Lutheran School*	Holt, Michigan	Private/Lutheran	Hawks	D	24		2012

*It is currently unclear if Holt Lutheran is in the conference due to major staff changes and low enrollment in their athletic programs, because of this they haven't been able to fully participate in most varsity sports.

Sports

The Mid South Conference competes in boys and girls soccer and basketball and girls volleyball. In 2015, teams competed in an inaugural conference cross country meet.

References

1. "list of teams on conference". MHSAA. Retrieved 8 June 2012.
2. "non-profit=private". RSSAA. p. 1. Retrieved 15 June 2012. The Rudolf Steiner School of Ann Arbor, a nonprofit organization
3. "concerned group of parents". p. 1. Retrieved 15 June 2012. In the fall of 2002, a concerned group of parents gathered together to explore the need for a Christ-centered Christian school that would serve the entire Calhoun County area. As a result of much prayer, seeking God's help and His direction, and many hours of hard work, Calhoun Christian School opened its doors on September 3, 2003.
4. "public school". p. 1. Retrieved 15 June 2012. Will Carleton Academy is a K-12 tuition-free public charter school
5. "tuition needed for admission". Retrieved 15 June 2012.

External links

• http://www.marshallacademy.org/
• http://www.willcarletonacademy.com/
• http://www.holtlutheran.org/hls/
• http://www.nccswarriors.org/
• http://www.steinerschool.org/
• http://www.calhounchristian.org/