The Mountain Valley Conference
Welcome to the Mountain Valley Conference web site. Established in 1964, the charter members were Farmington High School, Gould Academy, Hall-Dale High School, Jay High School, Livermore Falls High School, Mexico High School, and Wilton Academy. We have gone through several changes over the years, and we presently have a 15-school membership.
The purpose of the Mountain Valley Conference is to promote a spirit of friendly, cooperative relations among themselves in all aspects of school programs. We also wish to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas concerning the curricular as well as the extra-curricular activities of our schools.
2023-24 League Officers:
President: Joel Stoneton
Winthrop HS
207-377-2228
Vice President: Marc Keller
Spruce Mtn HS
207-897-4336
Secretary/Treasurer: Gail Wight
Telstar HS
207-824-2136
MVC HISTORY
April 1964: Conference established with the following members: Farmington High School, Gould Academy, Hall-Dale High School, Jay High School, Livermore Falls High School, Mexico High School, and Wilton Academy.
October 1970: The league was expanded to the following ten teams:
Hall Dale High School 4/64
Jay High School 4/64
Livermore Falls High School 4/64
Mexico High School 4/64
Winthrop High School 9/65
Messalonskee High School 9/66
Lisbon High School 9/67
Telstar High School 9/68
Leavitt Area High School 1/69
Monmouth Academy 10/70
March 1973: The league was expanded to 12 teams, to include the following:
Madison High School 9/73
Mt. Abram High School 9/73
February 1996: The league was expanded to 14 teams, to include the following:
Boothbay Regional High School 2/96
Hall-Dale High School 2/96
Georges Valley High School 2/96
Wiscasset High School 2/98
May 1999: Leavitt Area High School left the league September 2001. The league expanded to 15 teams, to include the following: Monmouth Academy 9/01
April 2009: The league expanded to 16 teams, to include the following:
St. Dominic 4/09
June 2011: Dues were raised from $100 to $300 annually.
August 2011: Georges Valley High School left the league. Jay and Livermore Falls combine to form Spruce Mountain High School and remain in the MVC.
June 2012: Dues were raised from $300 to $500 annually.
August 2012: The league was expanded to 15 schools, to include Oak Hill High School
July 2014: Spruce Mountain High School leaves the conference to join the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference.
July 2016: St. Dominic's leaves the conference to rejoin the Western Maine Athletic Conference.
July 2017: Spruce Mountain High School rejoins the Mountain Valley Conference.
July 2020: Buckfield Junior-Senior High School joins the Mountain Valley Conference
July 2023 Marancook leaves the Kennebec Valley Athletic Conference and joins the MVC. Buckfield, Carrabec, and Wiscasset leave the MVC to join the East-West Conference.
Current membership is 13 schools.