Northeast Conference

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Northeast Conference

Northeast Conference


Data
Classification NCAA Division I
Established 1981
Members 11
Sports fielded 21 (9 men’s, 12 women’s)
Region Northeast
States 5 - Connecticut, Maryland, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania
Headquarters Somerset, New Jersey
Commissioner Brenda Weare
Locations

The Northeast Conference (NEC) is a college athletic conference which operates in the northeastern United States. It participates in the NCAA's Division I-AA for football and Division I for all other sports. The conference was founded in 1981 and known as the ECAC-Metro Conference until 1988.

Contents

There are eleven full-time member schools:

Institution Location Founded Affiliation Enrollment
Central Connecticut State University New Britain, Connecticut 1849 Public 12,315
Fairleigh Dickinson University Teaneck and Hackensack, New Jersey 1942 Private/Non-sectarian 10,000
Long Island University-Brooklyn Brooklyn, New York 1926 Private/Non-sectarian 13,194
Monmouth University West Long Branch, New Jersey 1933 Private/Non-sectarian 5,600
Mount St. Mary's University Emmitsburg, Maryland 1808 Private/Catholic 2,125
Quinnipiac University Hamden, Connecticut 1929 Private/Non-sectarian 6,500
Robert Morris University Moon Township, Pennsylvania 1921 Private/Non-sectarian 5,000
Sacred Heart University Fairfield, Connecticut 1963 Private/Catholic 6,100
Saint Francis College Brooklyn, New York 1858 Private/Catholic 2,400
Saint Francis University Loretto, Pennsylvania 1847 Private/Catholic 2,000
Wagner College Staten Island, New York 1883 Private/Lutheran 1,750

There are two partial (football-only) member schools:

Season Regular Season Champion Tournament Champion
1982 Fairleigh Dickinson (12-3) Robert Morris
1983 Robert Morris (12-2) Robert Morris
1984 LIU (11-5) LIU
1985 Marist (11-3) Fairleigh Dickinson
1986 Fairleigh Dickinson (13-3) Marist
1987 Marist (15-1) Marist
1988 Fairleigh Dickinson (13-3) Fairleigh Dickinson
1989 Robert Morris (12-4) Robert Morris
1990 Robert Morris (12-4) Robert Morris
1991 St. Francis(PA) (13-3) St. Francis(PA)
1992 Robert Morris (12-4) Robert Morris
1993 Rider (14-4) Rider
1994 Rider (14-4) Rider
1995 Rider (13-5) Mt. St. Mary's
1996 Mt. St. Mary's (16-2) Monmouth
1997 LIU (15-3) LIU
1998 LIU (14-2) Fairleigh Dickinson
1999 UMBC (17-3) Mt. St. Mary's
2000 Central Connecticut (15-3) Central Connecticut
2001 St. Francis(NY) (16-4) Monmouth
2002 Central Connecticut (19-1) Central Connecticut
2003 Wagner (14-4) Wagner
2004 Monmouth (12-6) Monmouth
2005 Monmouth (14-4) Fairleigh Dickinson
2006 Fairleigh Dickinson (14-4) Monmouth
2007 Central Connecticut (16-2) Central Connecticut

  • 1996 Monmouth and Robert Morris
  • 1997 Robert Morris
  • 1998 Monmouth and Robert Morris
  • 1999 Robert Morris
  • 2000 Robert Morris
  • 2001 Sacred Heart
  • 2002 SUNY-Albany
  • 2003 Monmouth and SUNY-Albany
  • 2004 Central Connecticut State and Monmouth
  • 2005 Central Connecticut State and SUNY-Stony Brook
  • 2006 Monmouth

School Football stadium Capacity Basketball arena Capacity
Central Connecticut Arute Field 2,500 William H. Detrick Gymnasium 3,200
Fairleigh Dickinson Non-Football School N/A Rothman Center 5,000
LIU Non-football school N/A Athletic, Recreation & Wellness Center 3,000
Monmouth Kessler Field 4,600 William T. Boylan Gymnasium 2,500
Mount St. Mary's Non-Football School N/A Knott Arena 3,121
Quinnipiac Non-Football School N/A TD Banknorth Sports Center 3,570
Robert Morris Joe Walton Stadium 3,000 Charles L. Sewall Center 3,056
Sacred Heart Campus Field 4,000 William H. Pitt Center 2,100
St. Francis (NY) Non-football school N/A Pope Physical Education Center 1,200
St. Francis (PA) DeGol Field 3,450 DeGol Arena in the Maurice Stokes Athletic Center 3,500
Wagner Wagner College Stadium 3,000 Spiro Sports Center 2,100


Northeast Conference
Central Connecticut • Fairleigh Dickinson • LIU–Brooklyn • Monmouth • Mount St. Mary's • Quinnipiac • Robert Morris • Sacred Heart • St. Francis(NY) • St. Francis(PA) • Wagner


NCAA Division I Championship Subdivision Football Conferences
Atlantic Ten Conference – Big Sky Conference – Big South Conference – Gateway Football Conference – Great West Football Conference – Ivy League
Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference – Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference – Northeast Conference – Ohio Valley Conference – Patriot League
Pioneer Football League – Southern Conference – Southland Conference – Southwestern Athletic Conference – Independents
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