Northeast Football Conference

The Northeast Football Conference (NFC) is a football conference for National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) teams located in the northeastern United States.

History The Northeast Football Conference (NFC) was formed prior to the 1997 season. The inaugural season consisted of Alfred State College, State University of New York at Canton (Canton), State University of New York College of Agriculture and Technology at Morrisville—now known as State University of New York at Morrisville (Morrisville), Hudson Valley Community College, Lackawanna Junior College—now known as Lackawanna College, and Cayuga Community College.

Member schools Current members The NFC consists of two member institutions located in the U.S. states of New York and Pennsylvania.

Institution Location Founded Joined Enrollment(fall 2022) Endowment(millions) Nickname Colors Lackawanna College Scranton, Pennsylvania 1894 1997 2,043 $10 Falcons Monroe University New York City 1933 2012 7,924 Mustangs

Membership map

Former members InstitutionLocationEstablishmentJoined NFCLeft NFCNicknameColorsCurrent football conference Cayuga Community College Auburn, New York 1953 1997 1999 Spartans DisbandedState University of New York at CantonCanton, New York190619972003Roos Disbanded Alfred State College Alfred, New York 1908 1997 2010 Pioneers Empire 8 (D3)State University of New York at MorrisvilleMorrisville, New York190819972005MustangsEmpire 8 (D3)Hudson Valley Community CollegeTroy, New York195319972012Vikings IndependentDean CollegeFranklin, Massachusetts186519982015BulldogsMASCAC (D3)SUNY ErieWilliamsville, New York194620012012Kats IndependentNassau Community CollegeUniondale, New York195920042015Lions IndependentASA CollegeNew York City, New York198520102019Avengers DisbandedLouisburg CollegeLouisburg, North Carolina181420112014Hurricanes Independent

Champions RecordYearChampion(s)ConferenceOverallBowl resultHead coach1997Lackawanna5–09–2L Dixie Rotary BowlMark Duda1998Lackawanna6–08–2N/AMark Duda1999Dean4–27–2Jack CharneyCanton5–3Lou SabanMorrisville6–4Terry Dow2000Lackawanna5–010–1L Golden Isles BowlMark Duda2001Lackawanna5–010–1L Real Dairy BowlMark Duda2002Morrisville5–19–2N/ATerry Dow2003Hudson Valley6–08–1Bob Jojo2004Hudson Valley6–28–3Bob Jojo2005Nassau8–09–22006Lackawanna5–09–1W Valley of the Sun BowlMark Duda2007Dean4–19–1N/ATodd Vasey2008Dean5–010–1Todd Vasey2009Dean4–19–2Todd Vasey2010NassauMark Campbell2011Dean6–08–1Todd Vasey2012ASA Brooklyn5–09–1Dennis Orlando2013ASA Brooklyn5–09–1Dennis Orlando2014Nassau5–010–1Joe Osovet2015Lackawanna4–08–2Mark Duda2016Lackawanna2–010–1W Valley of the Sun BowlMark Duda2017ASA Brooklyn2–09–1N/AJoe Osovet2018Lackawanna2–011–0W El Toro BowlMark Duda2019Lackawanna2–010–1L NJCAA National ChampionshipMark Duda2020–21N/A, Monroe did not participate in the fall season due to COVID-19.2021Monroe1–010–1L Graphic Edge BowlTerry Karg2022Lackawanna2–07–3L HF Sinclair Wool BowlMark Duda2023Lackawanna2–07–3N/AMark Duda2024Lackawanna2–07–3Mark Duda

Yearly standings

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