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By 1920 – 1932
No founding game, first coach, or first roster for the Shamrocks was reached. What the record gives is standing, not birth: the IHSAA's 1919–20 handbook lists North Liberty among its member schools, and the association's 1928 handbook prints the school in sectional play, losing to Plymouth 45–6 at Mishawaka. When the county's schools organised themselves in 1932 — the St. Joseph County Conference, renamed the Northern Indiana Valley Conference the same year in the conference tables — North Liberty was a charter member in both tellings of the table. The shamrock itself — who chose the name and the green, and when — is stated by no carrier reached; it stands as a named gap, its settlers the school's early yearbooks and the town paper's files, and this section prints the mascot as the record hands it down: in use, unexplained.