Yankee Conference - Member Institutions

Member Institutions

Institution Location Founded Type Joined Nickname Colors
Boston University Boston, MA 1839 Private 1973 Terriers Scarlet & White
University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 1881 Public 1946 Huskies National Flag Blue & White
University of Delaware Newark, DE 1743 Private and Public 1986 Fightin' Blue Hens Royal Blue & Gold
College of the Holy Cross Worcester, MA 1843 Private 1971 Crusaders Purple & White
James Madison University Harrisonburg, VA 1908 Public 1993 Dukes Purple & Gold
University of Maine Orono, ME 1865 Public 1946 Black Bears Dark Blue & Light Blue
University of Massachusetts Amherst Amherst, MA 1863 Public 1946 Aggies/Redmen/Minutemen Maroon & White
University of New Hampshire Durham, NH 1866 Public 1946 Wildcats UNH Blue & White
Northeastern University Boston, MA 1898 Private 1993 Huskies Black & Red
University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI 1892 Public 1946 Rams Keaney blue, White, & Navy Blue
University of Richmond Richmond, VA 1830 Private 1986 Spiders UR Blue & UR Red
University of Vermont Burlington, VT 1791 Public 1946 Catamounts Green & Gold
Villanova University Villanova, PA 1842 Private 1988 Wildcats Blue & White
The College of William & Mary Williamsburg, VA 1693 Public 1993 Tribe Green & Gold

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