Southwestern Buckeye League

• Compiled from the SWBL page at SWBL History

1947-48 Eaton Boys' Basketball

1972-73 Brookville Boys' Track

1985-86 Oakwood Boys' Golf

1994-95 Valley View Football

1996-97 Oakwood Baseball

1996-1997 Valley View Football

1997-98 Valley View Football

2001-02 Eaton Boys' Cross Country

2005-06 Oakwood Girls' Tennis

2009-10 Oakwood Boys' Golf

2010-11 Oakwood Boys' Golf

2012-13 Oakwood Boys' Swimming

2012-13 Oakwood Boys' Golf

2013-14 Oakwood Boys' Swimming

2013-14 Oakwood Boys' Golf

2020-21 Oakwood Girls’ Track

2021-22 Oakwood Girls’ Track

2021-22 Waynesville Girls’ Soccer

• The SWBL was created in 1944 by charter members Vandalia Butler, Tippecanoe, Versailles, and Milton-Union.
• West Carrollton and Eaton joined in 1947.

• The league added Trotwood-Madison and Wilmington in during the 1950-51 school year, after which Versailles left along with Wilmington.
• For the 1951-52 school year, the SWBL consisted of: Butler, Eaton, Milton-Union, Tippecanoe, Trotwood-Madison and West Carrollton.
• In 1953, Randolph (Northmont) and Oakwood were added to bring the league total up to eight. Randolph would consolidate into Northmont in 1959, which took their place in the SWBL.
• Brookville and Northridge were added in 1958 to make the SWBL a ten-member league.

• After the 1971-72 school year, Eaton left and was replaced by Greenville.
• A huge change came in 1975 when Butler, Northmont, Trotwood-Madison and West Carrollton left and were replaced by Bellbrook, Carlisle, Dixie, and Valley View.

• After the 1981-82 school year, Milton-Union and Tippecanoe left with Greenville, who was replaced by the school they had replaced: Eaton.
• In 1984, Madison and Preble-Shawnee both joined.

• Milton-Union returned in 2001 with Waynesville and the SWBL split into two six-team divisions. The Southwestern Division consisted of Bellbrook, Eaton, Milton-Union, Oakwood, Preble-Shawnee, and Valley View; while the Buckeye Division was made up of Brookville, Carlisle, Dixie, Madison, Northridge, and Waynesville.
• In 2006, Franklin and Monroe bring the league total up to 14.

• Dixie, Milton-Union, Northridge, and Preble-Shawnee left the conference in 2021 narrowing down the conference to 10 teams. Valley View, Eaton and Brookville moved to the Buckeye Division and Waynesville moved to the Southwestern Division
• Trenton Edgewood and Hamilton Ross joined in 2023 in the Southwestern Division, with Waynesville returning to the Buckeye Division
• Oxford Talawanda and Dayton Christian join the conference in 2025 for all sports except football. Football will join in 2027. Talawanda will be added to the Southwestern Division, and Dayton Christian will be added to the Buckeye Division

• Bradford Railroaders (1941–42)
• Vandalia Butler Aviators (1950–75)
• Tipp City Tippecanoe Red Devils (1944–82)
• Versailles Tigers (1944–51)
• Trotwood Trotwood-Madison Rams (1950–75)
• Wilmington Hurricane (1950–51)
• West Carrollton Pirates (1947–75)
• Englewood Randolph Township Bobcats (1953–59, consolidated into Northmont)
• Clayton Northmont Thunderbolts (1959–75)
• Greenville Green Wave (1972–82)
• Camden Preble-Shawnee Arrows (1984–2021)
• Dayton Northridge Polar Bears (1959–2021)
• West Milton Milton-Union Bulldogs (1944–82, 2001–2021)
• New Lebanon Dixie Greyhounds (1975–2021)

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Buckeye: Waynesville

Southwestern: Bellbrook

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Buckeye: Milton-Union, Waynesville

Southwestern: Oakwood

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Buckeye: Waynesville

Southwestern: Monroe

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Buckeye: Preble Shawnee

Southwestern: Franklin

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Buckeye: Madison

Southwestern: Bellbrook

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Buckeye: TBD (2018-19: Waynesville)

Southwestern: TBD (2018-19: Franklin, Valley View)

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Buckeye: TBD (2018-19: Madison)

Southwestern: TBD (2018-19: Monroe)

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