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The ECAC Lacrosse League was an American NCAA Division I college athletic conference and part of the Eastern College Athletic Conference . Founded in 1999 with play beginning in 2000, this part of the conference only sponsored men's lacrosse . It disbanded at the end of the 2014 season as an indirect result of the early-2010s NCAA conference realignment .
History [ edit ]
The founding members included Georgetown University , Pennsylvania State University (Penn State), Rutgers University , Stony Brook University , the University of Massachusetts Amherst , and the United States Naval Academy . In 2005, Loyola College in Maryland , Hobart College , and St. John’s University joined the ECAC. And in 2006, Fairfield University joined the league. In 2010, the league added Air Force , Bellarmine , Denver , Ohio State and Quinnipiac , replacing Georgetown, Rutgers and St. John's, who left for the original Big East Conference , and Massachusetts and Penn State, who left for the Colonial Athletic Association . In 2011, the ECAC added the University of Michigan Wolverines who were making their move from club level to NCAA Division I . They became full members in 2013, the same year in which Loyola's lacrosse team joined the rest of the school's sports in the Patriot League .
After the 2013 season, a number of members announced their intention to exit the ECAC. In late May, following a second semi-finals appearance in three years, Denver announced that they would leave the ECAC to join the new Big East Conference for the 2014 season, leaving the ECAC with six teams for that season. In early June, the Big Ten Conference announced the start of conference competition in 2015, removing Michigan and Ohio State from the ECAC after the 2014 season. In mid-June, Fairfield announced it would join the Colonial Athletic Association for the 2015 season. On July 1, Hobart announced it would join the Northeast Conference beginning immediately for the 2014 season. One week later, Bellarmine announced it would become an affiliate of the ASUN Conference (then known as the Atlantic Sun Conference) for the 2015 season,[1] Southern Conference (SoCon) announced a lacrosse alliance under which the two leagues split sponsorship of the sport, with women's lacrosse remaining in the ASUN and men's lacrosse shifting to the SoCon. Accordingly, Bellarmine played in the SoCon from the 2015 season[2] [3]
Final members [ edit ]
Previous members [ edit ]
Institution
Nickname
Location
Head Coach
Field
Current Lacrosse League
Seasons in ECAC
Stony Brook Seawolves Stony Brook, NY Jim Nagle Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium CAA 2000-2002
UMBC Retrievers Catonsville, MD Don Zimmerman UMBC Stadium America East 2000-2003
Navy Midshipmen Annapolis, Maryland Rick Sowell Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Patriot League 2000-2003
Georgetown Hoyas Washington, D.C. Kevin Warne
Multi-Sport Field Big East Conference 2000-2010
Rutgers Scarlet Knights New Brunswick, New Jersey Brian Brecht
Yurcak Field Big Ten Conference 2000-2010
St. John's Red Storm New York City , New York Jason Miller
DaSilva Memorial Field
Big East Conference 2005-2010
Penn State Nittany Lions University Park, Pennsylvania Jeff Tambroni
Penn State Lacrosse Field
Big Ten 2000-2010
UMass Minutemen Amherst, Massachusetts Greg Cannella
Garber Field
A-10 2000-2010
Quinnipiac Bobcats Hamden, Connecticut Eric Fekete
QU Lacrosse Field
MAAC 2010-2011
Denver Pioneers Denver, CO Bill Tierney Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium
Big East Conference 2010-2013
Loyola (MD ) Greyhounds Baltimore, MD Charley Toomey Ridley Athletic Complex Patriot League 2005-2013
Hobart Statesmen Geneva, NY T.W. Johnson
Boswell Field
A-10 2005-2013
Membership timeline [ edit ]
Full members Other Conference Other Conference
Champions [ edit ]
Regular Season Champions [ edit ]
Year
Champion(s )
Conference
Overall
2014
Fairfield
3–1
12–4
2013
Denver
6–1
12–4
2012
Loyola
6–0
18–1
2011
Denver
6–0
14–2
2010
Denver
6–0
11–4
2009
Massachusetts
6–1
9–5
2008
Loyola
6–1
7–6
2007
Georgetown
6–0
11–2
2006
Georgetown
6–1
11–3
2005
Massachusetts
5–1
11–2
2004
Georgetown
3–0
11–4
2003
Georgetown
4–1
11–4
2002
Massachusetts
5–0
12–4
2001
Georgetown
5–1
11–2
2000
Georgetown
6–0
11–2
Playoff Champions [ edit ]
Year
Champion
Title Game Opponent
Score
Playoff Location
2014
Air Force
Fairfield
9-8
Jesse Owens Memorial Field, Columbus, Ohio
2013
Ohio State
Denver
11-10
Boswell Field, Geneva, New York
2012
Loyola
Fairfield
14-7
Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium, Denver
2011
Denver
Fairfield
11-9
Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium, Denver
ECAC teams in the NCAA Tournament [ edit ]
Year
Team(s )
Results
2014 Air Force
First Round
2013 Denver
Semifinals
Ohio State
Quarterfinals
Loyola
First Round
2012 Loyola
National Champions
Denver
Quarterfinals
2011 Denver
Semifinals
2010 Denver
First Round
Loyola
First Round
2009 Massachusetts
First Round
2008 Loyola
First Round
2007 Georgetown
Quarterfinals
Loyola
First Round
2006 Massachusetts
National Finalist
Georgetown
Quarterfinals
2005 Georgetown
Quarterfinals
Massachusetts
Quarterfinals
Penn State
First Round
2004 Georgetown
Quarterfinals
Rutgers
First Round
2003 Georgetown
Quarterfinals
Massachusetts
Quarterfinals
Penn State
First Round
Rutgers
First Round
2002 Georgetown
Quarterfinals
Massachusetts
Quarterfinals
Stony Brook
First Round
2001 Georgetown
First Round
Offensive Player of the Year [ edit ]
Rookie of the Year [ edit ]
Goalkeeper of the Year [ edit ]
Defensive Player of the Year [ edit ]
Coach of the Year [ edit ]
Specialist of the Year [ edit ]
Year
Name
Position
Team
2013
Scott Ratliff
LSM
Loyola
2012
Chase Carraro
FO Denver
All-time ECAC season statistic leaders [ edit ]
Points: Sean Morris , Massachusetts (31, 2005)
Points per game: Steve Dusseau , Georgetown (5.40, 2002)
Goals: Scott Urick , Georgetown (21, 2000)
Goals per game: Steve Dusseau , Georgetown (3.6, 2002)
Assists: Brendan Cannon , Georgetown (18, 2006)
Assists per game: Brendan Cannon , Georgetown (2.57, 2002)
Saves: Drew Adams , Penn State (87, 2006)
Goals against average: Mickey Jarboe , Navy (5.96, 2000)
See also [ edit ]
References [ edit ]
^ "ASUN Conference Announces Formation of Men's Lacrosse League" (Press release). ASUN Conference. February 5, 2021. Archived from the original on February 5, 2021. Retrieved February 6, 2021 .
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