Commonwealth Athletic Conference

The Commonwealth Athletic Conference (CAC) is a high school athletic conference in District A of the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA).

Sports

The following sports are supported by the Commonwealth Athletic Conference.

FallWinterSpring
Cross CountryBasketballBaseball
Field HockeyGirls GymnasticsLacrosse
Boys GolfIce HockeySoftball
SoccerIndoor TrackTennis
Girls SwimmingBoys SwimmingOutdoor Track
Girls VolleyballWrestling

Schools/Divisions

The following twelve schools are a member of the Commonwealth Athletic Conference.[1]

SchoolLocationColorsTypeEnrollmentMascot
Chelsea High SchoolChelsea, MassachusettsRed & Black    public secondary1,528Red Devils
Essex Technical High SchoolDanvers, MassachusettsNavy Blue & Green    public secondary1,129Hawks
Fellowship Christian AcademyMethuen, MassachusettsMaroon & Gold    private K-12159Saints
Greater Lawrence Technical SchoolAndover, MassachusettsBlack & Orange    public secondary1,261Reggies
Greater Lowell Technical High SchoolTyngsborough, MassachusettsNavy Blue & Gold    public secondary2,184[2]Gryphons
Lynn Vocational and Technical InstituteLynn, MassachusettsNavy Blue & Red    public secondary857Tigers
Minuteman Career and Technical High SchoolLexington, MassachusettsNavy Blue & Gold    public secondary649Mustangs
Mystic Valley Regional Charter SchoolMalden, MassachusettsMaroon & Gold    public K-12407 (9-12)Eagles
Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High SchoolWakefield, MassachusettsBlack & Gold    public secondary1,250Golden Knights
Presentation of Mary AcademyMethuen, MassachusettsBlue & White    private secondary210Panthers
Shawsheen Valley Technical High SchoolBillerica, MassachusettsPurple, Black & White      public secondary1,268Rams
Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High SchoolHaverhill, MassachusettsMaroon & Gold    public secondary1,310Wildcats

References
  1. "MIAA League Directory" (PDF). Retrieved 5 January 2015.
  2. "DESE Enrollment Numbers - GLTHS".
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