ECAC Northeast - Members

Members

There are currently eight member schools.

Institution Location Team Name Founded Affiliation Enrollment Primary Conference
Becker College Worcester, Massachusetts Hawks 1784 Private 1,784 NECC
Curry College Milton, Massachusetts Colonels 1879 Private 2,979 Commonwealth Coast Conference
Johnson and Wales University Providence, Rhode Island Wildcats 1914 Private 10,974 Great Northeast Athletic Conference
Nichols College Dudley, Massachusetts Bison 1815 Private 1,498 Commonwealth Coast Conference
Salve Regina University Newport, Rhode Island Seahawks 1934 Private 2,604 Commonwealth Coast Conference
Suffolk University Boston, Massachusetts Rams 1906 Private 9,292 Great Northeast Athletic Conference
Wentworth Institute of Technology Boston, Massachusetts Leopards 1904 Private 3,988 Commonwealth Coast Conference
Western New England University Springfield, Massachusetts Golden Bears 1919 Private 3,729 Commonwealth Coast Conference

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