Siouxland Conference [SEP] inception
Siouxland Conference
The Siouxland Conference is a ten team high school athletic conference in the northwest corner of Iowa, consisting of schools ranging from the smallest class (1A) to the second largest class (3A), and known for its prominence in small school basketball.
History.
The Siouxland Conference was founded in 1952 and began play in the 1953–54 school year. Originally the league was made up of: Inwood and George from Lyon County; Orange City, and Hawarden from Sioux County; and Akron and Le Mars
Lake often flip between class 2A and class 3A depending on their enrollment for the school year. Hull Western Christian and Cherokee are solidly in class 2A and are not expected to change classes any time soon.
History Recent Conference Membership Changes.
In 2009-10, Sheldon left the conference to join the Siouxland Conference. Sheldon officials cited travel distances as the reason for making the jump, as five schools from the Siouxland Conference are closer to Sheldon than the second-closest Lakes Conference school. 
In 2017 Emmetsburg, a