Commonwealth Coast Conference

The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) is an intercollegiate athletic conference affiliated with the NCAA’s Division III. Member institutions are located in New England in the states of Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Commonwealth Coast Conference
CCC
Established1984
AssociationNCAA
DivisionDivision III
Members10
Sports fielded
  • 18
    • men's: 9
    • women's: 9
RegionNew England
HeadquartersBiddeford, Maine
CommissionerGregg M. Kaye (since 2007)
Websitecccathletics.com
Locations

The CCC does not directly sponsor football, but since 2017 has operated the single-sport Commonwealth Coast Football, a rebranding of the league formerly known as the New England Football Conference.

The CCC and Commonwealth Coast Football unveiled a new family of logos during a June 2019 visual rebrand.[1]

Member schools
🌍
Location of the current members, associate members in blue

Current members
Institution Location Founded Type Enrollment Nickname Colors Joined
Curry College Milton, Massachusetts 1879 Private 2,410 Colonels     1984
Endicott College Beverly, Massachusetts 1939 Private 4,528 Gulls     1999
Gordon College Wenham, Massachusetts 1889 Private (Evangelical) 1,816 Fighting Scots     1987
Nichols College Dudley, Massachusetts 1815 Private 1,518 Bison     1995
Roger Williams University Bristol, Rhode Island 1956 Private 4,702 Hawks       1985
Salve Regina University Newport, Rhode Island 1934 Private (Catholic – Sisters of Mercy) 2,771 Seahawks     1984
Suffolk University Boston, Massachusetts 1906 Private 6,832 Rams     2020
University of New England Biddeford, Maine 1831 Private 7,208 Nor'easters     1999
Wentworth Institute of Technology Boston, Massachusetts 1904 Private 4,397 Leopards       1984
Western New England University Springfield, Massachusetts 1919 Private 3,702 Golden Bears     2007

Associate members
Institution Location Nickname Founded Type Enrollment Joined Primary conference CCC sports Colors
Husson University Bangor, Maine Eagles 1898 Private 3,476 2019 NAC Football    

Former members
Institution Location Founded Type Enrollment Nickname Joined Left Current Conference
Anna Maria College Paxton, Massachusetts 1946 Private 1,432 AMCats 1984 2011 GNAC
Colby–Sawyer College New London, New Hampshire 1837 Private 1,200 Chargers 1995 2011 GNAC
Eastern Nazarene College Quincy, Massachusetts 1900 Private (Nazarene) 1,063 Lions 1992 2018 NECC
Emerson College Boston, Massachusetts 1880 Private 4,290 Lions 1984 1989 NEWMAC
Hellenic College Brookline, Massachusetts 1937 Private 222 Owls 1984 1985 None
(Dropped athletics in 1985)
New England College Henniker, New Hampshire 1946 Private 1,460 Pilgrims 1989 2011 NECC
Regis College† Weston, Massachusetts 1927 Private 1,737 Pride 1988 2011 GNAC
United States Coast Guard Academy (Coast Guard) New London, Connecticut 1876 Federal 1,045 Bears 1984 1987 NEWMAC
Note

† - Former women's college now-turned co-ed college (Regis (Mass.) since 2007-08)

Former associate members
Institution Location Nickname Founded Type Enrollment Joined Left Primary Conference CCC Sports
Becker College Worcester, Massachusetts Hawks 1784 Private 1,892 2016 2021 None
(Closed in 2021)		 Men’s Ice Hockey
Football
Johnson & Wales University Providence, Rhode Island Wildcats 1914 Private 16,000 2016 2018 GNAC Men's Ice Hockey
Suffolk University Boston, Massachusetts Rams 1906 Private 16,095 2016 2018 GNAC Men's Ice Hockey

Membership timeline
Suffolk UniversityBecker CollegeWestern New England UniversityUniversity of New EnglandEndicott CollegeNichols CollegeGreat Northeast Athletic ConferenceNorth Atlantic ConferenceColby–Sawyer CollegeNew England Collegiate ConferenceEastern Nazarene CollegeNew England Collegiate ConferenceNorth Atlantic ConferenceNew England CollegeGreat Northeast Athletic ConferenceNew England Collegiate ConferenceRegis College, MassachusettsGordon College (Massachusetts)Roger Williams UniversityWentworth Institute of TechnologySalve Regina UniversityHellenic College and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of TheologyNew England Women's and Men's Athletic ConferenceGreat Northeast Athletic ConferenceEmerson CollegeCurry CollegeNew England Women's and Men's Athletic ConferenceUnited States Coast Guard AcademyGreat Northeast Athletic ConferenceAnna Maria College

Sports
See also: Commonwealth Coast Conference Men's Basketball Tournament
Main article: Commonwealth Coast Conference ice hockey Tournament

The CCC sponsors intercollegiate athletic competition in 19 sports (18 championship, one invitational). The conference started sponsoring football in the 2017-18 season, absorbing the former football-only New England Football Conference, although the CCC football league technically remains a separate entity from the all-sports CCC under the identity of Commonwealth Coast Football.[2]

Championship Sports
SportMen'sWomen's
Baseball
Y
Basketball
Y
Y
Cross Country
Y
Y
Field hockey
Y
Football
Y
Golf
Y
Ice Hockey
Y
Lacrosse
Y
Y
Soccer
Y
Y
Softball
Y
Tennis
Y
Y
Track and Field
Y
Volleyball
Y

    Invitational Sports

    Sports Sponsorship
    School MXC WXC FH FB MSOC WSOC WTEN WVB MBB MIH WBB BASE GOLF MLAX WLAX SOFT MTEN M T&F W T&F
    Curry
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Endicott
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Gordon
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Nichols
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Roger Williams
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Salve Regina
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    U. of New England
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Wentworth
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Western New England
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y
    Y

    References
    1. "CCC Unveils Visual Rebrand and Identity Initiative". June 17, 2019. Retrieved June 19, 2019.
    2. "Commonwealth Coast Conference To Administer Football Championship Beginning in 2017-18". Commonwealth Coast Conference.
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