North Eastern Athletic Conference

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North Eastern Athletic Conference
Data
Classification	NCAA Division III
Established	2004
Members	8
Sports fielded	12 (6 men's, 6 women's)
States	2 - New York, Pennsylvania
Headquarters	Gansevoort, New York
Commissioner	Candice Poiss Murray
Locations

1 Members
- 1.1 Former members
2 Sports
- 2.1 Men
- 2.2 Women
3 External links

[edit] Members

The league currently has 10 full members:

Institution	Location	Team Name	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment
Cazenovia College	Cazenovia, New York	Wildcats	1824	Private/Non-sectarian	800
D'Youville College	Buffalo, New York	Spartans	1908	Private/Non-sectarian	3,000
Keuka College	Jerusalem, New York	Storm	1890	Private/Baptist	1,521
Penn State-Berks	Reading, Pennsylvania	Nittany Lions	1958	Public	3,216
Penn State-Harrisburg	Middletown, Pennsylvania	Nittany Lions	1966	Public	1,695
Wells College	Aurora, New York	Express	1868	Private/Non-sectarian	480
Wilson College	Chambersburg, Pennsylvania	Phoenix	1869	Private/Presbyterian	800
SUNY-Cobleskill	Cobleskill, New York	Fighting Tigers	1916	Public	2500
SUNY-IT	Utica, New York	Wildcats	1966	Public	2760

[edit] Former members

Several members departed the conference between 2006 and 2007:

Bard College (to Skyline Conference)
Chestnut Hill College (to NCAA Division II Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference)
Polytechnic University (to Skyline Conference)
Purchase College (to Skyline Conference)
Villa Julie College (to Capital Athletic Conference)

Keystone College and Philadelphia Biblical University are scheduled to leave after the 2007-2008 academic year. They will join the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference in Fall 2008.