Final Member Schools
- Frostburg State University (joined Empire 8 for football in 2011)
- The Apprentice School * (became an unaffiliated independent team)
- Salisbury University (joined Empire 8 for football in 2011)
- Wesley College (became a Division III independent team)
* The Apprentice School is not a college or university, and is not associated with either the NCAA or the NAIA. However, ever since the school was founded in 1919 it has fielded athletic teams (including football) that compete against small college NCAA/NAIA teams.
Former members included Chowan College (1998–2000), Ferrum College (1998–2000), Greensboro College (1999–2000), Methodist College (1998–2000), Buffalo State College (2004–2005) and SUNY Brockport (2004–2007).
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