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The East Coast Conference (ECC) is a college athletic conference affiliated with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) at the Division II level. Member institutions are located in the northeastern United States in the states of Connecticut and New York, as well as the District of Columbia.

Current members[]

Institution Location Type Nickname Joined
Daemen University Amherst, New York Nonsectarian Wildcats 2013
University of the District of Columbia Washington, D.C. Public

(HBCU)

Firebirds 2011
D'Youville University Buffalo, New York Catholic Saints 2020
Mercy College Dobbs Ferry, New York Nonsectarian Mavericks 1989
Molloy College Rockville Centre, New York Catholic Lions 1989
Queens College Queens, New York Public Knights 1989
Roberts Wesleyan University Rochester, New York Free Methodist Redhawks 2012
St. Thomas Aquinas College Sparkill, New York Catholic Spartans 2000
College of Staten Island Staten Island, New York Public Dolphins 2020

Former members[]

Institution Location Type Nickname Joined Left Current conference
Adelphi University Garden City, New York Nonsectarian Terriers 1989 2009 Northeast-10 (NE-10)
University of Bridgeport Bridgeport, Connecticut Nonsectarian Purple Knights 2000 2022 Central Atlantic (CACC)
Concordia College Bronxville, New York Lutheran LCMS Clippers 1989 2009 Closed in 2021
Dowling College Oakdale, New York Nonsectarian Golden Lions 1989 2016 Closed in 2016
Long Island University–Post Brookville, New York Nonsectarian Pioneers 1989 2019 Northeast (NEC)
University of New Haven West Haven, Connecticut Nonsectarian Chargers 2002 2008 Northeast-10 (NE-10)
New Jersey Institute of Technology Newark, New Jersey Public Highlanders 1997 2000 America East
New York Institute of Technology Old Westbury, New York Nonsectarian Bears 1989 2020 N/A
Pace University Manhattan, New York Nonsectarian Setters 1989 1997 Northeast-10 (NE-10)
Philadelphia University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Nonsectarian Rams 1991 2005 Central Atlantic (CACC)
College of Saint Rose Albany, New York Catholic Golden Knights 1991 2000 Northeast-10 (NE-10)
Southampton College of Long Island University Southampton, New York Nonsectarian Colonials 1989 2005 Closed in 2005

Two former members have changed their names since leaving the ECC:

  • Towson State is now Towson University.
  • Troy State is now Troy University.

Notes[]

  • Adelphi remains in the ECC as an affiliate member for bowling.
  • Concordia (N.Y.)'s campus was later sold to nearby Iona College.
  • Currently an NCAA Division I athletic conference.
  • Long Island University merged the Post athletic program with the NCAA Division I program of its Brooklyn campus in 2019. The merged program inherited the Division I membership of the Brooklyn campus, and now competes in the Northeast Conference as the LIU Sharks.
  • New York Tech (NYIT) suspended its athletic program after the 2019–20 school year.
  • Philadelphia University merged with Thomas Jefferson University, a healthcare-only institution with no athletic program, in 2017. The PhilaU athletic program, now branded as "Jefferson", moved in its entirety to the merged institution.

Champions[]

Men's basketball[]

Regular season[]

  • 1959 St. Joseph’s
  • 1960 St. Joseph’s
  • 1961 St. Joseph’s
  • 1962 St. Joseph’s
  • 1963 St. Joseph’s
  • 1964 Temple
  • 1965 St. Joseph’s
  • 1966 St. Joseph’s
  • 1967 Temple
  • 1968 La Salle
  • 1969 Temple
  • 1970 St. Joseph’s (East)/Rider (West)/Lehigh (West)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1971 St. Joseph’s (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1972 Temple (East)/Rider (West)
  • 1973 St. Joseph’s (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1974 St. Joseph’s (East)/La Salle (East)/Rider (West)
  • 1975 American (East)/La Salle (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1976 St. Joseph’s (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1977 Temple (East)/Hofstra (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1978 La Salle (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1979 Temple (East)/Bucknell (West)
  • 1980 St. Joseph’s (East)/Lafayette (West)
  • 1981 American (East)/Lafayette (West)/Rider (West)
  • 1982 Temple (East)/West Chester (West)
  • 1983 American (East)/La Salle (East)/Hofstra (East)/Rider (West)
  • 1984 Bucknell
  • 1985 Bucknell
  • 1986 Drexel
  • 1987 Bucknell
  • 1988 Lafayette
  • 1989 Bucknell
  • 1990 Towson/Hofstra/Lehigh
  • 1991 Towson
  • 1992 Hofstra
  • 1993 DNP
  • 1994 Troy

Conference tournament[]

  • 1975 La Salle
  • 1976 Hofstra
  • 1977 Hofstra
  • 1978 La Salle
  • 1979 Temple
  • 1980 La Salle
  • 1981 St. Joseph’s
  • 1982 St. Joseph’s
  • 1983 La Salle
  • 1984 Rider
  • 1985 Lehigh
  • 1986 Drexel
  • 1987 Bucknell
  • 1988 Lehigh
  • 1989 Bucknell
  • 1990 Towson
  • 1991 Towson
  • 1992 Towson
  • 1993 DNP
  • 1994 Hofstra

References[]

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