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LOUISVILLE, Ohio - Louisville is set to lose its independent status as it prepares to join the All-American Conference, according to Leopard Nation.
They have been independent since the 2017-2018 season, during which they were part of the Northeastern Buckeye Conference.
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The All-American Conference is currently based out of the Trumbull-Mahoning Counties area, and presently consists of five OHSAA member schools: Austintown-Fitch Falcons, Boardman Spartans, Canfield Cardinals, Howland Tigers, and Warren G. Harding Raiders.
Beginning with the 2026 academic year, all sports will undergo a transition, except football, which is scheduled to join in 2027.
As of press time, messages were left for Terrie Horn, the Athletic Director of Louisville, but no response was received.
**Howland will conclude its final season of football in the AAC as they prepare to move to the Eastern Buckeye Conference in 2026**
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