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The Frontier Conference, known as the New Mexico Conference and New Mexico Intercollegiate Conference from 1940 to 1955, was an intercollegiate athletic conference composed of member schools located in the states of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. The league existed from 1940 to 1962.[1]

Membership

Former members

  • The following is an incomplete list of the membership of the Frontier Conference.
Institution
(former name)
Location Founded Type Nickname Joined Left Colors Current
conference
Шаблон:Sort Alamosa, Colorado 1921 Public Grizzlies 1946 1955 Green & White
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RMAC
NCAA Division II
Шаблон:Sort Flagstaff, Arizona 1899 Public Lumberjacks 1953 1962 Blue & Gold
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Big Sky
NCAA Division I FCS
Шаблон:Sort Portales, New Mexico 1927 Public Greyhounds 1940 1953 Green & Silver
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Lone Star
NCAA Division II
Шаблон:Sort Las Vegas, New Mexico 1893 Public Cowboys and Cowgirls 1940 1962 Purple & White
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RMAC
NCAA Division II
Шаблон:Sort Roswell, New Mexico 1891 Public Broncos 1940 1957 Red & Black
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WJCAC, SWJCFC
NJCAA Division I
Шаблон:Sort Silver City, New Mexico 1893 Public Mustangs 1940 1962 Royal Purple & Golden Yellow
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Lone Star
NCAA Division II
Шаблон:Sort Goodwell, Oklahoma 1909 Public Aggies 1940 1950 Crimson & Blue
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Sooner
NAIA Division I
Шаблон:Sort Santa Fe, New Mexico 1859 Roman Catholic Horsemen 1948 1950 Light Navy & White
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Defunct
Шаблон:Sort Alpine, Texas 1917 Public Lobos 1946 1949 Scarlet & Grey
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American Southwest
NCAA Division III

Membership timeline

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Football championships and postseason appearances

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New Mexico Intercollegiate Conference football championships
Season Champion[2] Conference record[2] Overall record
1940 New Mexico State Teachers' 4–0 4–3[3]
1941 New Mexico Military 4–0 6–1[4]
1942 New Mexico State Teachers' 1–0 2–2[3]
1943–1945 Competition suspended during World War II
1946 Adams State 4–0 5–1[5]
1947 Sul Ross 5–0 6–3[6]
1948 Sul Ross 5–0 10–0–1[6]
1949 Sul Ross 5–0 7–3[6]
1950 Eastern New Mexico 5–1 5–5[7]
1951 Eastern New Mexico 5–0 8–1[7]
1952
(co-champions)
Eastern New Mexico 4–1 7–1–1[7]
Panhandle A&M 4–1 7–3[8]
1953 Panhandle A&M 6–0 8–1–1[8]
1954 Panhandle A&M 5–0 6–3[8]

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Frontier Conference football championships
Season Champion[2] Conference record[2] Overall record
1955
(co-champions)
Adams State 4–1 6–4[5]
New Mexico Military 4–1 5–3[4]
1956
(co-champions)
Arizona State–Flagstaff 3–0 8–2[9]
New Mexico Military 3–0 6–3[4]
1957 Arizona State–Flagstaff 3–0 8–1[9]
1958 Arizona State–Flagstaff 3–0 11–1[9]
1959 Arizona State–Flagstaff 3–0 6–2–1[9]
1960
(co-champions)
Arizona State–Flagstaff 2–0–1 6–3–2[9]
New Mexico Highlands 2–0–1 6–2–1[10]
1961 Arizona State–Flagstaff 1–0–1 3–5–1[9]
1962 Arizona State–Flagstaff 2–0 6–4[9]

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National playoff and bowl games
Conference team Opponent Result Score Location
1949 Tangerine Bowl
Sul Ross Murray State Tie 21–21[6] Orlando, Florida
1958 NAIA Semifinal
Arizona State–Flagstaff Шаблон:Cfb link Win 41–12[9] Tucson, Arizona
1958 NAIA Championship (Holiday Bowl)
Arizona State–Flagstaff Northeastern State Loss 13–19[11] St. Petersburg, Florida

See also

References

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