State University of New York Athletic Conference

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State University of New York Athletic Conference
Data
Classification	NCAA Division III
Established	1958
Members	11 (full) 1 (provisional)
National championships	25
Sports fielded	20 (9 men's, 11 women's)
Region	Northeastern United States
State	1 - New York
Past names	New York State Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Headquarters	Fredonia, New York

The SUNYAC, or State University of New York Athletic Conference, is an NCAA Division III athletics conference consisting of schools in the State University of New York system. It was chartered in 1958 as the New York State Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Contents 1 Constituent Schools 2 Fall Sports 3 Winter Sports 4 Spring Sports 5 External links

[edit] Constituent Schools

Institution	Location	Nickname	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment
SUNY Brockport	Brockport, New York	Golden Eagles	1867	Public	8,792
Buffalo State College	Buffalo, New York	Bengals	1871	Public	11,000
SUNY Cortland	Cortland, New York	Red Mules	1868	Public	7,300
SUNY Fredonia	Fredonia, New York	Blue Devils	1826	Public	5,432
SUNY Geneseo	Geneseo, New York	Knights	1871	Public	5,000
SUNY Institute of Technology	Marcy, New York	Wildcats	1966	Public	2,500 [1]
SUNY New Paltz	New Paltz, New York	Hawks	1828	Public	8,000
SUNY Oneonta	Oneonta, New York	Red Dragons	1889	Public	5,800 [2]
SUNY Oswego	Oswego, New York	Lakers	1861	Public	8,500
SUNY Plattsburgh	Plattsburgh, New York	Cardinals	1889	Public	6,647
SUNY Potsdam	Potsdam	Bears	1816	Public	4,327
Morrisville State College	Morrisville	Mustangs	1908	Public	3,300

note: Morrisville has been a provisional member since 2006 in the SUNYAC except football which competes as a provisional member of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC).

[edit] Fall Sports

• Cross Country (M,W)
• Field Hockey (W)
• Soccer (M,W)
• Tennis (M,W)
• Volleyball (W)

[edit] Winter Sports

• Basketball (M,W)
• Ice Hockey (M)
• Indoor Track and Field (M,W)
• Swimming and Diving (M,W)

[edit] Spring Sports

• Baseball (M)
• Softball (W)
• Lacrosse (M,W)
• Outdoor Track (M,W)

[edit] External links

• SUNYAC Online

v • d • e State University of New York Athletic Conference Buffalo State • Morrisville State† • SUNY Brockport • SUNY Cortland • SUNY Fredonia • SUNY Geneseo • SUNY Institute of Technology • SUNY New Paltz • SUNY Oneonta • SUNY Oswego • SUNY Plattsburgh • SUNY Potsdam † provisional member