Continental Lacrosse Conference

Continental Lacrosse Conference
	CLC
Established	2019
Association	MCLA
Members	21
Sports fielded	College Lacrosse;
Region	Great Lakes and Northeast

The Continental Lacrosse Conference (CLC) is a conference in the Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association (MCLA). The CLC incorporates teams in Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island and is divided into two divisions, Division I and Division II.

History

The conference was formed on August 8th, 2018 after the conference commissioners of the Central Collegiate Lacrosse Association and the Pioneer Collegiate Lacrosse League agreed to merge their conferences into one Continental League Conference.[1]

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Team Nickname	Primary conference
Boston College	Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts	1863	Private/Catholic	14,395	Eagles	ACC (Division I)
Central Michigan University	Mount Pleasant, Michigan	1892	Public	22,000	Chippewas	MAC (Division I)
University of Connecticut	Storrs, Connecticut	1881	Public	20,846	Huskies	American Athletic Conference (Division I)
Michigan State University	East Lansing, Michigan	1855	Public	39,000	Spartans	Big Ten (Division I)
University of New Hampshire	Durham, New Hampshire	1809	Public	20,126	Wildcats	America East (Division I)
Northeastern University	Boston, Massachusetts	1898	Private/Non-sectarian	21,000	Huskies	CAA (Division I)
Temple University	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	1888	Public	39,088	Owls	American Athletic Conference (Division I)
University of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	1787	Public	19,000	Panthers	ACC (Division I)
SUNY-Buffalo	Buffalo, New York	1846	Public	28,601	Bulls	MAC (Division I)
Western Michigan University	Kalamazoo, Michigan	1903	Public	19,000	Broncos	MAC (Division I)

Institution	Location	Founded	Affiliation	Enrollment	Team Nickname	Primary conference
University of Bridgeport	Bridgeport, Connecticut	1927	Public	2,897	Purple Knights	ECC (Division II)
Bridgewater State University	Bridgewater, Massachusetts	1840	Public	9,628	Bears	MASCAC (Division III)
Central Connecticut State University	New Britain, Connecticut	1849	Public	12,233	Blue Devil	NEC (Division I)
Framingham State University	Framingham, Massachusetts	1839	Public	6,429	Rams	MASCAC (Division III)
University of New Haven	West Haven, Connecticut	1920	Private/Non-sectarian	5,233	Chargers	Northeast Ten (Division II)
University of Rhode Island	Kingston, Rhode Island	1892	Public	19,095	Rams	Atlantic 10 (Division I)
Southern Connecticut State University	New Haven, Connecticut	1893	Public	12,326	Owls	Northeast Ten (Division II)
Stonehill College	Easton, Massachusetts	1948	Private/Catholic	2,426	Skyhawks	Northeast Ten (Division II)
Westfield State University	Westfield, Massachusetts	1838	Public	4,900	Owls	MASCAC (Division III)
Worcester Polytechnic Institute	Worcester, Massachusetts	1865	Private/Non-sectarian	4,556	Engineers	NEWMAC (Division III)

Division 1					Division 2
Year	Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Location	Year	Champion	Score	Runner-Up	Location
2019	New Hampshire	14-7	Michigan State	Taunton, MA	2019	Rhode Island	15-9	Central Connecticut State	Bridgewater, MA

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"MCLA Adds New Conference". Men's Collegiate Lacrosse Association. Retrieved 2019-04-03.

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