The GMC is one of the oldest and most respected high school Athletic conferences in Ohio. Member schools have captured 73 OHSAA team championships and 203 OHSAA individual event championships. In addition conference member schools have placed teams in final national rankings (USA Today and other publications) in football, boys and girls basketball, girls soccer, softball and baseball. Numerous individual athletes from the GMC have won national individual championships or have been selected as high school All-Americans. Former GMC athletes have also successfully competed in the professional major league ranks in football, women's golf, men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, and baseball, as well as in the Olympic Games in both men's swimming and wrestling. All ten member schools compete at the Ohio Division I level (largest schools).
Historical Milestones
*First Year (66-67)...GMC founded with six charter member schools: Fairfield, Hamilton Garfield, Hamilton Taft, Miamisburg, Middletown, and Princeton. Only 8 sports were competed; cross country, tennis, gymnastics, wrestling, swimming, golf, baseball, and track & field with competition for boys only.
*Second Year (67-68)...Miamisburg leaves the league at end of year...This was first year of boys football and boys basketball competition. Competition in these sports had been delayed one year to allow fulfillment of previous contractual commitments...The five schools remaining are Fairfield, Hamilton Garfield, Hamilton Taft, Middletown and Princeton.
*Third year (68-69)...First girls sports competed; volleyball and basketball.
*Fifteenth year (80-81)...The league expands to an even number of members for ease of scheduling. As had been previously decided, Lakota was added as a member. Lakota came in from the Mid Miami League. Shortly after this action had been agreed on, Hamilton, which had split into Taft and Garfield in 1958, decided to consolidate these two high schools, also effective in the fall of 1980. To achieve the desired even number of members Lima Senior was then invited to join the league in the same year as Lakota. Lima Senior had competed against Fairfield, Taft, Garfield and Middletown when all five had been members of the old Greater Ohio League prior to the formation of the GMC. At this point in time, the conference consisted of Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota, Lima Senior, Middletown, and Princeton.
*Twenty-fourth year (89-90)...The conference expands to eight members with the addition of Sycamore and Milford. These two schools came in from the Eastern Metro League. Member schools are Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota, Lima Senior, Middletown, Milford, Princeton, and Sycamore.
*Thirty-second year (97-98)...The conference expands to ten members with the addition of Colerain and the split of Lakota. Colerain came in from the Metro County conference. It was decided at the spring superintendents meeting that Lima Senior would leave the league effective 2000-2001 to alleviate mounting travel costs. Member schools are Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota East, Lakota West, Lima Senior, Middletown, Milford, Princeton, and Sycamore.
*Thirty-fifth year (00-01)...Oak Hills replaces Lima Senior. Oak Hills comes in from the Queen City Conference. Member schools are Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota East, Lakota West, Middletown, Milford, Oak Hills, Princeton, and Sycamore.
*Forty-second year (07-08)...Mason comes into the league from the Fort Ancient Valley Conference (FAVC) trading places with Milford who moved to the FAVC. GMC member schools are Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota East, Lakota West, Mason, Middletown, Oak Hills, Princeton, and Sycamore.
*Fiftieth year (15-16)...Greater Miami Conference celebrates it's Golden Anniversary
Sports Competed History
1966-67 - 8 Total Sports: Including Boys Cross Country, Boys Tennis, Boys Gymnastics, Wrestling, Boys Golf, Boys Swimming, Baseball, Boys Track & Field.
1967-68 - 10 Total Sports: Added Boys Basketball and Football.
1968-69 - 12 Total Sports: Added Girls Volleyball and Girls Basketball.
1973-74 - 13 Total Sports: Added Girls Tennis and Girls Slow Pitch Softball. Dropped Boys Gymnastics.
1975-76 - 16 Total Sports: Added Girls Swimming, Girls Track & Field and Chess.
1977-78 - 18 Total Sports: Added Boys Soccer and Girls Soccer.
1978-79 - 18 Total Sports: Added Girls Fast Pitch Softball. Dropped Girls Slow Pitch Softball.
1981-82 - 20 Total Sports: Added Girls Gymnastics and Girls Cross Country.
1985-86 - 19 Total Sports: Dropped Girls Gymnastics.
1986-87 - 20 Total Sports: Added Academic Quiz.
1993-94 - 21 Total Sports: Added Girls Golf.
2001-02 - 22 Total Sports: Added Boys Volleyball.
2004-05 - 24 Total Sports: Added Boys Bowling and Girls Bowling.
2018-19 - 26 Total Sports: Added Boys and Girls Lacrosse
All Sports Trophy Champions - Detailed results listed on the All Sports Trophy Page
2023-2024 Mason
2022-2023 Mason
2021-2022 Mason
2020-2021 Mason
2019-2020 Mason
2018-2019 Mason
2017-2018 Mason
2016-2017 Mason
2015-2016 Mason
2014-2015 Mason
2013-2014 Mason
2012-2013 Mason
2011-2012 Mason
2010-2011 Mason
2009-2010 Mason
2008-2009 Mason
2007-2008 Mason
2006-2007 Lakota West
2005-2006 Lakota West
2004-2005 Lakota West
2003-2004 Sycamore
2002-2003 Lakota West
2001-2002 Lakota West
2000-2001 Lakota West
1999-2000 Sycamore
1998-1999 Sycamore
1997-1998 Sycamore
1996-1997 Sycamore
1995-1996 Lakota
1994-1995 Lakota
1993-1994 Lakota
1992-1993 Sycamore
1991-1992 Lakota
1990-1991 Lakota
1989-1990 Lakota
1988-1989 Lakota
1987-1988 Lakota
1986-1987 Princeton
1985-1986 Princeton
1984-1985 Princeton
1983-1985 Princeton
1982-1983 Princeton
1981-1982 Princeton
1980-1981 Princeton
1979-1980 Princeton
1978-1979 Princeton
1977-1978 Princeton
1976-1977 Princeton
1975-1976 Middletown
1974-1975 Princeton
1973-1974 Princeton
1972-1973 Princeton
1971-1972 Princeton
1970-1971 Princeton
1969-1970 Princeton
1968-1969 Princeton
1967-1968 Middletown
1966-1967 Princeton
Updated 5/17/23
