2013-14 YEAR IN REVIEW

On January 2, 1938, what is now the ECAC, started as the Central Office for Eastern Intercollegiate

Athletics with its new Executive Director, Asa Bushnell, a secretary, a two-room suite in the Hotel Roosevelt, a $28,000 yearly budget, and a mimeograph machine. At the time, a number of eastern intercollegiate leagues and associations were going their own ways, duplicating efforts and spending unnecessary funds. The solution was reached when a group of athletic administrators reached the conclusion that one central office would be a wise alternative. Bushnell headed the organization until 1970, introducing the practices of scheduling, recruiting officials, training them, and assigning. Initially there were about 48 colleges. When World War II came along and college sports dwindled, Bushnell kept it alive and was ready for the great expansion in athletics. By 1952, the ECAC Holiday Basketball Festival was born. It became a tradition like no other in college sports. The Holiday Festival and other prestigious intercollegiate events such as the IC4A Track & Field Championships at Madison Square Garden, along with the National Invitational Tournament, which the ECAC coordinated from 1938-1980, were synonymous with the organization. The year 1961 marked the inaugural season of ECAC Division III Hockey. Over the course of the past 53 seasons, ECAC Division III Hockey has grown from a single league without a conference tournament into a five-league power that administers six conference championships each season.

ECAC Division III Hockey consistently produces some of the nation’s best hockey programs, as ECAC teams have won over a dozen national championships, including Elmira College’s Division III Women’s National Title in 2013 and Plattsburgh State’s Division III Women’s National Title in 2014. In addition, ECAC Division III Hockey teams occupy nearly half of the national polls on a weekly basis. In 1972, the ECAC staff was outgrowing its headquarters in New York City. Scotty Whitelaw had taken over as ECAC Commissioner and a search committee eventually selected the building it occupied for 42 years in Centerville, Mass., as its new home. Another major milestone came in 1983, when under the direction of the legendary Scotty Whitelaw, the ECAC became one of the first conferences in the nation to provide championships in women’s athletics. That same year marked one of the most significant events in the history of the ECAC. Following the success of the championships, the EAIAW was consolidated into the ECAC, doubling its number of championships and greatly increasing its member base. The landscape of intercollegiate athletics has changed drastically over the years and is ever evolving, as is the ECAC. Through the years, the ECAC has exerted leadership not only at the regional level, but at the national level as well. Comprising more than 33 percent of the NCAA membership, the conference plays an integral role in national collegiate athletics policy and legislation. Today, we

are proud to say that over 300 members strong comprise the ECAC, and we are just as proud of the services we provide — Championships, Officiating, Awards, Leagues and Affiliates, and so much more. The conference, led by President & CEO Kevin McGinniss, continues today to address many of the same issues affecting college athletics in the past while striving to lead this industry in the 21st century. Last year, the ECAC partnered with Madison Square Garden at the annual Holiday Festival again where student-athletes, and legendary coaches and administrators were honored on a day that the ECAC shined bright. Also last year, the ECAC was proud to serve as a host of the NCAA Men’s Division I Frozen Four, and the NCAA Division III Baseball Regionals. We have expanded our awards program to honor over 5,000 student-athletes a year, and continue to develop our officiating services through recruiting, training, assigning, and evaluating. We’ve added exciting new championships such as a Division II basketball tournament,

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a Division II field hockey tournament, a Division II Football Bowl Game, and continue to explore new opportunities to enhance the student-athlete experience. In the spring of 2014, the ECAC announced that the organization would move its headquarters to Danbury, Connecticut. The transition to the Matrix Corporate Center in Southern New England strategically positions the ECAC headquarters and its staff in a centralized location that is accessible to its entire membership. The new location will be equipped with a strong technology infrastructure, is easily accessible to major highways, airports, and hotels, and offers space for conference meetings, as well as a venue for awards dinners and other special events. And, as always, the ECAC continues to pursue its mission of initiating, stimulating, and improving the intercollegiate athletics programs for student-athletes, and to promote and develop educational leadership, athletics excellence, and athletics participation.

A Letter from President & CEO Dr. Kevin T. McGinnissDear Friends,

I am pleased to share with you the 2014 Eastern College Athletic Conference Year in Review. In the pages to follow, you will see not only the highlights of the programs and services that the ECAC provides, but you will also see just how bright the future is for our members and the more than 100,000 student-athletes that we serve.

Throughout every year, the ECAC strives to enhance the experience for those student-athletes through high quality postseason championships, awards and publicity, special recognition events, and by providing the highest level of service possible.

Over the first year of our new administration, I am proud to say we accomplished a great deal in meeting our mission. Along with an organizational restructuring, we enlisted the services of Glivinski and Associates, a group that provides strategies for creating financial infrastructure and objectives for sustainability and growth. The ECAC is now on a path to accurate and relevant financial reporting, allowing the organization to focus on being a sustainable and viable business in today’s challenging economic climate.

The Conference entered into a partnership with Nelligan Sports Marketing, now Learfield Sports, a recognized industry leader for intercollegiate athletics sales and marketing. As a result of the affiliation, the ECAC has reached sponsorship agreements with multiple corporate partners, including Corvias Campus Living, the presenting sponsor of the ECAC Weekly Honors Program, and Under Armour.

Another of our key initiatives was shining the light on more ECAC student-athletes. By strategic adjustments in the awards program, we were able to honor more than 5,000 student-athletes in 2013-14 through weekly, post-season, and tournament recognition, and we crowned more than 100 ECAC Champions. These are just a few of our proudest achievements.

There is even more in store for 2014-15 as we strive to become a national leader in service for our student-athletes and institutions. Now that we turn the page on our first 75 years, we look forward to beginning the next chapter of the Conference’s rich history and continuing the mission of enhancing the student-athlete experience.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kevin T. McGinniss

ECAC Staff Directory

Kevin McGinniss President & CEOSteve Bamford Special Assistant to the President & CEORonnie Nunn Vice President/OfficiatingDrew Brown Vice President/External AffairsOwen Salvestrini Associate Vice President/AdministrationKatie Boldvich Associate Vice President/Leagues, Affiliates & ChampionshipsBen Rosenfeld Executive Dir. of Sport Administration/ChampionshipsGary Caldwell Director of RowingStephanie Scarpato Coordinator of Sport Administration/ Leagues, Affiliates & ChampionshipsJessica Caron Coordinator of Sport Administration/ Marketing, Communications & Special EventsJim Sheehan Coordinator of Sport Administration/ New Media & Digital CommunicationsBrittany Clendenny Asa S. Bushnell AssistantRob Kiwanis Asa S. Bushnell AssistantSarah Ratchford Asa S. Bushnell AssistantKasey Dean Asa S. Bushnell Assistant

Officiating ServicesSteve Rossetti Assistant Admin. for Officiating/ Field Director of SoccerBill Ward Field Director of Football OfficialsJoe Argo Field Director of Softball OfficialsLarry Last Field Director of Basketball OfficialsRob Healey Director of Baseball Umpiring

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Each year the ECAC holds a convention, trade show, honors dinner, and golf outing that draws attendees from throughout the membership footprint. The 2013 edition was regarded as one of the best in recent years as nearly 100 administrators and coaches and another 65 representatives from 37 vendors and corporate partners came together in celebration of 75 years of the ECAC.

After the annual golf outing kicked the weekend off at Ballymeade Golf Club on Sunday morning, the ECAC honored the achievements of the best and brightest student-athletes, administrators, officials, and institutions at the Honors Dinner Presented by Jostens. The event was attended by 179 guests, including dignitaries such as legendary ECAC Commissioner Roger “Scotty” Whitelaw and his wife Shirley.

Monday’s convention programming began with the first State of the ECAC delivered by then new Commissioner Dr. Kevin T. McGinniss. The day was also highlighted by presentations from representatives of the NCAA including Dan Dutcher, Erik Christianson, and Chris Ruckdaschel, along with a Strategic Communications Symposium featuring representatives from ECAC-SIDA and CoSIDA. The evening was capped off by the annual Clambake and Monday Night Football.

Convention, Trade Show, Honors Dinner & Golf Outing

“ This was the best Honors Dinner the ECAC has ever had.” – Scotty Whitelaw

MSG HOLIDAY FESTIVAL

In December of 2013, the ECAC recognized its Corvias ECAC Players of the Week on court at half-time of game one of the MSG Holiday Festival in front of thousands of fans and honored legendary ECAC figures Dick Laskowski, Nick Macarchuk, Tom Penders, Speedy Morris and Scotty Whitelaw at halftime of game two.

This partnership with Madison Square Garden helps bring incredible visibility for the entire ECAC membership as we receive advance TV promotion and co-branding, and a full day of media exposure for the entire ECAC brand on Fox College Sports, and in front of 10,000 fans.

“Great idea to honor the student-athletes at the Garden! Our kids had a great time. Thank you.” - Bruce Filosa, Brooklyn College Director of Athletics

“Being recognized at the Holiday Festival was an exciting atmosphere to be honored at. I think that being honored at Madison Square Garden was something I won’t forget. Being on the court was something I never even imagined.” - Sam Whitney (West Islip, N.Y.), Junior, Adelphi University Women’s Soccer

“Being honored at the Holiday Festival was a fantastic experience for me. My favorite part of the event was the atmosphere. Being on the court, especially at a fantastic venue like Madison Square Garden is something I’ll carry with me my entire life.” - Eric Klenofsky (Lincoln Park, N.J.), Freshman, Monmouth University

In March, the ECAC honored distinguished student-athletes, institutions and officials at the annual Eastern College Football Awards Banquet at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Student-athletes and institutions from across all divisions, as well as officials from the Western New England, Connecticut and Metro Regions received awards. Nearly 200 guests attended the event at which our honored guest Kevin Gilbride gave an inspirational keynote speech and received an ECAC Lifetime Achievement Award.

HONORING EASTERN COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S BEST

“We really wanted to thank you for putting together this year’s ECAC Football Banquet down at Met Life Stadium last week. Our son was one of the boys honored. The evening really made receiving his award very special. It was a great evening full of some awesome food and an opportunity to see some great athletes recognized for their on-field achievements. I know it is a hard job putting something like that together. Just wanted to recognize what you’ve done for so many football families...it was greatly appreciated!” - Brad & Eileen Dietsch, Clarence, NY, Parents of St. Lawrence University football standout Alec Dietsch

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Last April, the ECAC & ECAC Hockey took center stage as co-hosts of the 2014 NCAA Men’s Frozen Four. Working closely with the host City of Philadedelphia, the Wells Fargo Center,

and the NCAA, staff members helped put together a successful championship that saw ECAC Hockey member Union College make a run to their first national title.

Behind the leadership of ECAC Hockey Commissioner Steve Hagwell as Tournament Director, the event was sold out and both organizations shined bright with national media exposure. Joining Hagwell on the team were Fairfield University Senior Associate Director of Athletics Pat Murphy, Yale University Senior Associate Athletics Director Wayne Dean, ECAC Hockey Assistant Commissioner Ed Krajewski, ECAC Assistant Commissioner Katie Boldvich, ECAC Leagues & Affiliates Assistant Stephanie Scarpato, and ECAC Associate Commissioner Drew Brown.

NCAA DIII BASEBALL REGIONALS

The Eastern College Athletic Conference once again hosted the NCAA Division III New England Baseball Regional Championship. The ECAC administered the Regional Championship at Whitehouse Field in Harwich, Mass., home to the Harwich Mariners of the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League. Second-seeded University of Southern Maine defeated number four seed Endicott College in the 15th game to capture the crown and punch its ticket to the NCAA Division III National Championship in Appleton, Wisconsin.

“We were extremely honored to once again host the NCAA Division III New England Baseball Regional Championship,” ECAC Commissioner Dr. Kevin T. McGinniss said. “College baseball is synonymous with Cape Cod and there is a tradition of postseason baseball at Whitehouse Field. We enjoyed administering the event and we congratulate all of this year’s participants, especially Southern Maine.”

This marked the second consecutive season the ECAC hosted the event at Whitehouse Field and the eighth time in 12 years. The NCAA Division III New England Baseball Regional was held in Harwich, Mass. from 2001-02, 2005-08, and 2011-12.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

The ECAC welcomed 11 institutions to the Conference in 2013-14 as The College of Charleston, Geneva College, Howard University, UMass Lowell, Bluefield State College, Pennsylvania State University Harrisburg, Marymount University, Hood College, Arcadia University, Alfred State University and SUNY-Maritime College were granted full membership.

“By joining the ECAC, we have furthered our department’s mission of providing additional recognition and competition opportunities to our student-athletes,” said Penn State Harrisburg Director of Athletics Rahsaan Carlton. “We look forward to being part of the ECAC family and bringing another level of visibility to our programs.”

“We are excited to be joining the ECAC,” said Arcadia University Director of Athletics Brian Granata. “Gaining access to the ECAC awards program and being able to participate in additional postseason championships will help us enhance the experience of our student-athletes at Arcadia. We are pleased to be joining so many of the member schools within the Middle Atlantic Conference, who are already a part of the ECAC.”

In August of 2013, the ECAC honored its spring sport All-Stars at McCoy Stadium, home of the Pawtucket Red Sox, Triple-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox.

“I’m glad we got to go out on the field. I think it’s a great thing to have because not many awards are presented like this. It’s nice to be recognized. I was an All-American and they didn’t do this for me.” – Stephanie Pasquale, Temple, Softball

“I’ll remember this for the rest of my life. I know my dad will remember it and the rest of my family will too. It’s a special time for everyone.” – Scott Schaplinski, Salem International, Baseball

ECAC ALL-STAR NIGHT AT THE PAWSOX

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS

Last summer, the ECAC entered into a strategic partnership with Nelligan Sports Marketing, which was acquired by Learfield Sports just a few months ago, bringing with them even greater resources. In year one, our focus was spent on renewals and strengthening those relationships, while identifying new key strategic partners such as Corvias Campus Living and Under Armour.

The outlook for the partnership is promising as Learfield has added a dedicated GM for ECAC Sports Properties, Chris Dunn.

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In 2013-14, the ECAC recognized well over 5,000 student-athletes, more than doubling the number of awards distributed the year before.

This was accomplished by identifying sports that were not receiving awards, adding awards that were not being presented in some sports, while adding categories and proactively seeking out nominations when necessary.

The weekly awards were spread out Monday to Wednesday in order to accommodate primary conference offices that wanted to distribute over separate days.

“I would just like to thank the ECAC for selecting me as a Player of the Week and later as the Player of the Year for Division III New England Softball. It was not just the nine players on the field that won us a second straight National Championship. Every single person on our team has a role, and to succeed, everyone must know their role and excel at it. I am extremely humbled to have been selected as the ECAC Player of the Week and later as ECAC Player of the Year amongst so many talented players in such a competitive league. I am very proud to be a Jumbo and represent Tufts Athletics as well as the ECAC. “

- Johanna Clair, Tufts University, ECAC Player of the Week, All-Star, and Player of the Year

AWARDS PROGRAM

“I would like to thank the ECAC for selecting me as Player of the Week during my senior season. Being selected from a talented pool of student-athletes in a region of prestigious institutions is such an honor. Bringing home this honor not only represents myself, but my coaches and teammates at Boston University that pushed me to give 110 percent each and every day. Awards like these hold a special place for athletes, they give us pride in our accomplishments in the present moment and memories to look back on later down the road. Thank you ECAC for taking the time to put together an awards program to reward performances on the field.”

- Brittany Clendenny, Boston University, ECAC Player of the Week

CHAMPIONSHIPS

In 2013-14, the ECAC crowned 101 team champions, and 289 individual champions in 32 sports, giving thousands of student-athletes an opportunity to compete for a meaningful championship that they might not otherwise have had. Throughout the championships, we watched student-athletes celebrate like they won national championships, as you’ll see here in the images of some of our champions.

“SUNY Canton fell short to a very talented LVC team today. Just wanted to thank you Ben and everyone at the ECAC for the opportunity to compete. You’d be hard pressed to find a school who values it more. We’re thrilled to be a part and can’t wait until we capture our first ECAC title…hopefully sometime soon. Again, thanks for the opportunity. Our women had an outstanding season and it was great for them to get the chance to go up against some quality teams with post-season win-or-you’re-done consequences.” – Randy Sieminski, SUNY Canton Director of Athletics

“This is such a great thing, we had thought the season was done after the last game and low and behold we are in the post season still playing! Thank you!” – Father of a Salve Regina Baseball Player

Stevenson University Men’s Basketball (MAC)DIII Southeast Champions

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2013-14 Team Champions and Participants

FallDI Men’s Golf – Monmouth University, Fairfield University, Rider University, St. Francis College (NY), University of Massachusetts-Lowell

DI Women’s Golf – Siena College, University at Albany, Fairfield University, Monmouth University, College of the Holy Cross

DIII Men’s New England Golf – Middlebury College, Western New England University, Elms College, Nichols College, Endicott College, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Johnson & Wales University, Amherst College, Wentworth Institute of Technology, SUNY Cobleskill, Emmanuel College, Newbury College, Springfield College, Westfield State University

DIII Men’s Mid-Atlantic Golf – St. John Fisher College, Clarkson University, Hobart College, SUNY Oswego, Pennsylvania State University-Harrisburg, Elmira College, SUNY Potsdam, Nazareth College, Utica College

DIII Men’s New England Soccer – Springfield College, Lasell College, Lesley University, Worcester State University, Mount Ida College, Norwich University, Colby-Sawyer College

DIII Men’s Metro/Upstate Soccer – Stockton College, Drew University, Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham, The Sage Colleges, Hobart College, SUNY Purchase, Brooklyn College, William Paterson University

DIII Men’s South Soccer – Swarthmore College, Frostburg State University, Marywood University, Pennsylvania State University-Abington, Lebanon Valley College, Juniata College, Muhlenberg College, Washington & Jefferson College

DIII Women’s New England Soccer – Wheaton College (MA), Roger Williams University, Brandeis University, Framingham State University, Albertus Magnus College, Eastern Nazarene University, Castleton State College, Elms College DIII Women’s Metro/Upstate Soccer – Kean University, Stockton College, Mount Saint Mary College, St. Joseph’s

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College (LI), College of Staten Island, SUNY College at Old Westbury, Hartwick College, College of Mount Saint Vincent DIII Women’s South Soccer – Arcadia University, Stevenson University, McDaniel College, Lebanon Valley College, Grove City College, Juniata College, Swarthmore College, Alvernia University

DII Field Hockey – Limestone College, Bellarmine University, Lindenwood University, Newberry College

DIII New England Field Hockey – University of New England, Plymouth State University, Bridgewater State University, Smith College, Worcester State University, Framingham State University

DIII Mid-Atlantic Field Hockey – Alvernia University, Drew University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Stockton College, Kean University, Arcadia University, Delaware Valley College, William Paterson University

DIII New England Volleyball – Western New England University, Salve Regina University, Endicott College, Smith College, Framingham State University, Emmanuel College, University of New England, Emerson College

DIII Metro/Upstate Women’s Volleyball – Kean University, Elmira College, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, The Sage Colleges

DIII Southeast Women’s Volleyball - Lebanon Valley College, Swarthmore College, Marywood University, Neumann University, Wilkes University

DIII Southwest Women’s Volleyball – Bethany College, McDaniel College, Marymount University, Grove City College

IC4A Cross Country – Georgetown University, St. Joseph’s University (PA), Princeton University, George Mason University, La Salle University, Columbia University, Harvard University, Rider University, Boston College, Iona College, Fordham University, Monmouth University, University of Pittsburgh, University of New Hampshire, Marist College, Binghamton University, Rutgers University, Fairfield University, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Siena College, Saint Francis University (PA), Manhattan College, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Temple University, Robert Morris University, Sacred Heart University, Colgate University, Seton Hall University, Loyola University (MD), Hofstra University

DI Women’s Cross Country – Georgetown University, James Madison University, St. Joseph’s University (LI), University of Delaware, Princeton University, George Mason University, La Salle University, Rider University, Iona College, University of Pittsburgh, Sacred Heart University, College of the Holy Cross, Marist College, Monmouth University, Fordham University, Binghamton University, Towson University, Robert Morris University, Fairfield University, Saint Francis University (PA), Temple University, Siena College, Seton Hall University, Manhattan College, Hofstra University, New Jersey Institute of Technology

DIII Men’s Cross Country – Williams College, Tufts University, Amherst College, Colby College, Middlebury College, Bates College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Keene State College, University of New England, Trinity College, Westfield State University, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, SUNY Institute of Technology, Connecticut College, Pennsylvania State University-Altoona, Stevens Institute of Technology, Hobart College, Johnson & Wales University (RI), St. Joseph’s College (LI), Roger Williams University, Hunter College, Salve Regina University, Pennsylvania State University-Abington, Castleton State College, Gordon College, Springfield College, Mount Saint Mary College, Plymouth State University, New England College, Emmanuel College, Salem State University, Lasell College, St. Joseph’s College (ME), Husson University, Clark University (MA), Bard College, Maine Maritime Academy, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Farmingdale State College, SUNY Purchase, The Sage Colleges, Emerson College, Colby-Sawyer College, Mitchell College, Framingham State University

DIII Women’s Cross Country – Middlebury College, Williams College, Tufts University, Amherst College, Wellesley College, University of New England, Bates College, St. Joseph’s College (LI), Colby College, Trinity College, Salve Regina University, Keene State College, U.S Coast Guard Academy, Springfield College, New England College, William Smith College, Connecticut College, Mount Saint Mary College, Westfield State University, Stevens Institute of Technology, St. Joseph’s College (ME), Alfred University, Johnson & Wales University, Morrisville State College, The Sage Colleges, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, SUNY Purchase, Pennsylvania State University-Altoona, Pennsylvania State University-Abington, Emerson College, Hunter College, Farmingdale State College, Colby-Sawyer College, Castleton State College, Gordon College, Lasell College, Salem State University, Framingham State University, Curry College, Plymouth State University, Maine Maritime Academy, Rivier University, Lyndon State College, Anna Maria College, Endicott College, Bard College

DIII Football (North Atlantic Bowl) – Springfield College, Norwich University

DIII Football (Northeast Bowl) – Western Connecticut State University, Salve Regina University

DIII Football (Northwest Bowl) – SUNY Brockport, Waynesburg University

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DIII Football (North Central Bowl) – Alfred University, SUNY Cortland

DIII Football (South Atlantic Bowl) – Salisbury University, Muhlenberg College

DIII Football (Southeast Bowl) – Franklin & Marshall College, Delaware Valley College

DIII Football (Southwest Bowl) – Albright College, Juniata College

DII Football (Futures Bowl) – Florida Institute of Technology, Alderson Broaddus University

WinterWinter Men’s Swimming & Diving – Stevens Institute of Technology, New York University, SUNY Oneonta, Manhattan College, St. Francis College (NY), Fairfield University, American University, SUNY New Paltz, Adelphi University, Lehman College, Baruch College, SUNY College at Old Westbury, College of Staten Island, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Winter Women’s Swimming & Diving – New York University, Stevens Institute of Technology, Siena College, SUNY New Paltz, Fairfield University, St. Francis College (NY), American University, SUNY Oneonta, Columbia University, Baruch College, Manhattan College, Adelphi University, College of Mount Saint Vincent, St. Joseph’s College (LI), SUNY College at Old Westbury, Lehman College, Hunter College

Open Men’s Swimming & Diving – U.S. Naval Academy, Binghamton University, Marist College, Columbia University, Bucknell University, University of Pittsburgh, University of Maine, Rider University, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Saint Peter’s University, St. Francis College (NY), Regis College, Elms College, Lehman College, Howard University

Open Women’s Swimming & Diving - U.S. Naval Academy, University of Pittsburgh, Bucknell University, Marist College, Columbia University, University of New Hampshire, Princeton University, St. Francis College (NY), Long Island University-Post, Villanova University, Saint Peter’s University, Colby-Sawyer College, Rutgers University, University of Maine, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Harvard University, Cabrini College, Binghamton University, Rider University, Wagner College, University of Vermont

DI Men’s Indoor Tennis – Columbia University, Harvard University, Dartmouth College, Cornell University, Brown University, George Washington University, Princeton University, University of Pennsylvania

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DI Women’s Indoor Tennis - Columbia University, Yale University, Princeton University, Cornell University, Brown University, Dartmouth College

Synchronized Swimming – Canisius College, Wheaton College (MA), Boston University, University of Pennsylvania, College of William & Mary, Smith College

DIII Men’s East Hockey – Babson College, Norwich University, University of Massachusetts-Boston, New England College, Castleton State College, University of New England, University of Southern Maine, Skidmore College

DIII Men’s Northeast Hockey – Nichols College, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Salve Regina University, Johnson & Wales University, Suffolk University, Curry College

DIII Men’s West Hockey – Elmira College, Utica College, Hobart College, Manhattanville College, Neumann University, Nazareth College

DIII Women’s East Hockey – Norwich University, Salve Regina University, Castleton State College, Manhattanville College, University of Massachusetts-Boston, University of Southern Maine, Plymouth State University, New England College

DIII Women’s West Hockey – Plattsburgh State, Elmira College, Oswego State, Utica College, SUNY Potsdam, Buffalo State College

DIII Women’s Open Hockey – Saint Anselm College, College of the Holy Cross, Sacred Heart University, Saint Michael’s College

DII Men’s Basketball – The Lincoln University (PA), Caldwell University, Dominican College, Slippery Rock University

DII Women’s Basketball – Bluefield State College, Caldwell University, West Virginia State University, Merrimack College, Goldey-Beacom College, Lindenwood University

DIII Men’s New England Basketball – Johnson & Wales University (RI), Nichols College, Castleton State College, Salve Regina University, Lasell College, Endicott College, Elms College, Plymouth State University

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DIII Men’s Metro/Upstate Basketball – College of Staten Island, Rutgers University-Newark, Mount Saint Mary College, Stevens Institute of Technology, New York University, Kean University, SUNY College at Old Westbury, New Jersey City University

DIII Men’s Southeast Basketball – Stevenson University, Neumann University, McDaniel College, Marymount University, Pennsylvania State University-Abington

DIII Men’s Southwest Basketball – Juniata College, Bethany College, Hood College, Waynesburg University

DIII Women’s New England Basketball – Endicott College, Emmanuel College, Wheaton College (MA), Smith College, Rivier University, Framingham State University, Wellesley College, Brandeis University

DIII Women’s Metro/Upstate Basketball – Kean University, College of Staten Island, Brooklyn College, Drew University, Hunter College, Elmira College, College of Mount Saint Vincent, Lehman College

DIII Women’s South Basketball – Catholic University, McDaniel College, Saint Vincent College, Washington & Jefferson College, Marymount University, Stevenson University, Delaware Valley College, Neumann University

Women’s Open Bowling – Fairleigh Dickinson University, Adelphi University, Sacred Heart University, Long Island University-Brooklyn, New Jersey City University, Howard University IC4A Indoor Track & Field – Cornell University, University of Connecticut, University at Albany, Liberty University, Monmouth University, U.S. Naval Academy, Bucknell University, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Harvard University, Georgetown University, Manhattan College, Providence College, University of Rhode Island, Coppin State University, Virginia Military Institute, Northeastern University, University of Maine, Fordham University, U.S. Military Academy, Saint Peter’s University, St. Joseph’s University (PA), Boston University, Binghamton University, Howard University, University of New Hampshire, La Salle University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Yale University, Iona College, Lehigh University, Mount St. Mary’s University, Sacred Heart University, College of William and Mary, Mansfield University, Boston College, Wagner University

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DI Women’s Indoor Track & Field – University of Connecticut, Cornell University, Liberty University, Rutgers University, Georgetown University, University at Albany, College of William and Mary, Monmouth University, Sacred Heart University, St. John’s University, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Coppin State University, James Madison University, Fordham University, Syracuse University, Yale University, University of Delaware, Bucknell University, Temple University, Providence College, Lafayette College, Boston University, Lehigh University, Columbia University, Robert Morris University, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, College of the Holy Cross, Manhattan College, Dartmouth College, University of Rhode Island, La Salle University, Harvard University, Boston College, Iona College, Princeton University, Rider University,

Virginia Military Institute, University of Vermont, Mount St. Mary’s University, Quinnipiac University, Northeastern University, U.S Military Academy, Wagner College, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Howard University, Binghamton University

DIII Men’s Indoor Track & Field – Bates College, Widener University, Worcester State University, SUNY Oneonta, Moravian College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Wesley College, Bridgewater State University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, St. Lawrence University, SUNY Geneseo, Hamilton College, New York University, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend, SUNY Brockport, Ithaca College, Colby College, University of Rochester, Stevenson University, SUNY Cobleskill, University of Southern Maine, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Amherst College, Williams College, Stevens Institute of Technology, Keene State College, Gwynedd-Mercy College, SUNY Cortland, Trinity College, Oswego State, Buffalo State College, Nazareth University, Fredonia State, St. John Fisher College, Fitchburg State University, Rutgers University-Camden, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Middlebury College, Tufts University, Lehman College, Misericordia University, City College of New York, DeSales University, Eastern Connecticut State University, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Farmingdale State College, Brandeis University, Stockton College, Emmanuel College, Springfield College, Alfred State University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Neumann University, Wesleyan University, Albright College, Utica College, The College of New Jersey, Johns Hopkins University, Frostburg State University, Regis College, Ramapo College

DIII Women’s Indoor Track & Field – Amherst College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, St. Lawrence University, Rowan University, New York University, SUNY Cortland, Ithaca College, SUNY Oneonta, Wheaton College (MA), Stevens Institute of Technology, Bowdoin College, University of Rochester, The College of New Jersey, University of Southern Maine, Westfield State University, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Misericordia University, Johns Hopkins University, Ramapo College, Tufts University, Lebanon Valley College, Plattsburgh State, Hamilton College, Oswego State, Gwynedd-Mercy College, Stockton College, Colby College, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Connecticut College, Alfred University, Middlebury College, Williams College, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Brockport, Utica College, Worcester State University, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Springfield College, Fredonia State, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Trinity College, Wesleyan University, Rochester Institute of Technology, St. John Fisher College, Nazareth College, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Bridgewater State University, Wellesley College,

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Brandeis University, SUNY Cobleskill, Smith College, Delaware Valley College, New England College, Hood College, Buffalo State College, Albright College, Bates College, Muhlenberg College, Eastern Connecticut State University, Keene State College, McDaniel College, Union College DI Men’s Gymnastics – College of William & Mary, Temple University, Springfield College, University of Illinois-Chicago, U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Naval Academy

DI Women’s Gymnastics – College of William & Mary/Brown University, Temple University, University of Pennsylvania, Yale University, Cornell University

DII Women’s Gymnastics – University of Bridgeport, Southern Connecticut State University, West Chester University

DIII Women’s Gymnastics – Brockport State, Cortland State, Ursinus College, Springfield College, Ithaca College, Rhode Island College

Spring

IC4A Outdoor Track & Field – University of Pittsburgh, University of Connecticut, Princeton University, Long Island University-Brooklyn, Cornell University, Syracuse University, George Mason University, Liberty University, Hampton University, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Coppin State University, University at Albany, Rutgers University, Columbia University, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Monmouth University, Georgetown University, La Salle University, Harvard University, U.S. Naval Academy, Bucknell University, University of Maine, Manhattan College, Robert Morris University, Northeastern University, U.S. Military Academy, Mount St. Mary’s University, University of Rhode Island, Boston University, University of Pennsylvania, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of New Hampshire, Howard University, New Jersey Institute of Technology, Central Connecticut State University, Brown University, St. Joseph’s University (PA), University of Maryland, Saint Peters College, Fordham University, Temple University, Rider University, Duquesne University, Villanova University, University of Vermont, Providence College, Lafayette College, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, College of William & Mary, Iona College, Sacred Heart University, Yale University, Binghamton University, Morgan State University, Delaware State University, St. Francis College (PA), University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Dartmouth College

DI Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – University of Connecticut, Harvard University, Hampton University, Boston University, Cornell University, Princeton University, George Mason University, University of Pittsburgh, Monmouth University, Georgetown University, Virginia Commonwealth University, College of William & Mary, Duquesne University, University of Vermont, University of Maryland-Eastern Shore, Coppin State University,

CHAMPIONSHIPS

St. Francis University (PA), Rutgers University, Lehigh University, Northeastern University, Brown University, James Madison University, Columbia University, Lafayette College, Robert Morris University, Boston College, Dartmouth College, U.S. Naval Academy, Sacred Heart University, U.S. Military Academy, University of Delaware, Temple University, Manhattan College, Villanova University, Morgan State University, University of Maryland-Baltimore County, St. John’s University, Syracuse University, College of the Holy Cross, University of Maryland, Liberty University, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Mount St. Mary’s University, University of Pennsylvania, Rider University, Long Island University-Brooklyn, La Salle University, University of Rhode Island, Central Connecticut State University, Yale University, University of Massachusetts-Lowell, Wagner University, Providence College, University of New Hampshire, Towson University, Marist College, University of Maine

DIII Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – SUNY Oneonta, Bates College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, SUNY Brockport, Widener University, Moravian College, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend, Buffalo State College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Saint Vincent College, SUNY Cortland, Ithaca College, Rhode Island College, Bridgewater State University, Union College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, University of Rochester, Oswego State, Williams College, St. John Fisher College, Eastern Connecticut State University, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Tufts University, Johns Hopkins University, Vassar College, Middlebury College, Bethany College, University of Southern Maine, Utica College, SUNY Cobleskill, Rutgers University-Newark, Amherst College, Emmanuel College, Misericordia University, Connecticut College, Ramapo College, City College of New York, Springfield College, Lebanon Valley College, Alfred University, Fredonia State, Gwynedd-Mercy College, Grove City College, Neumann University, Stockton College, Wheaton College (MA), Franklin & Marshall College, Farmingdale State College, Colby College, Waynesburg University, St. Lawrence University, Rochester Institute of Technology, Keene State College, St. Joseph’s College (LI)

DIII Women’s Outdoor Track & Field – Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rowan University, Ithaca College, St. Lawrence University, Ramapo College, SUNY Cortland, Wheaton College (MA), Bates College, Vassar College, Plattsburgh State, SUNY Brockport, Alfred University, Misericordia University, Tufts University, Amherst College, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Utica College, Williams College, Grove City College, Worcester State University, University of Rochester, Wellesley College, Stevens Institute of Technology, Rochester Institute of Technology, University of Southern Maine, Westfield State University, Springfield College, SUNY Geneseo, Buffalo State College, Stockton College, Nazareth College, University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, Widener University, Delaware Valley College, Colby College,

Connecticut College, Rhode Island College, St. John Fisher College, Brandeis University, Oswego State, Moravian College, Albright College, SUNY Oneonta, Wesleyan University, Franklin & Marshall College, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend, Lebanon Valley College, Mount Holyoke College, Fredonia State, Rutgers University-Newark, Middlebury College, Trinity College, Alvernia University, Frostburg State University, Hood College, Gwynedd-Mercy College, Lehman College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, McDaniel College, Waynesburg University

DIII Men’s Volleyball – Wentworth Institute of Technology, Stevenson University, Pennsylvania State University-Behrend, Hunter College

DI Men’s Lacrosse – U.S. Air Force Academy, Fairfield University, Ohio State University, University of Michigan

DII Men’s Lacrosse – Lake Erie College, Seton Hill University, Mercyhurst University, Wheeling Jesuit University

DIII Men’s New England Lacrosse – Salve Regina University, Mitchell College, Becker College, Regis College

DIII Men’s Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse – Albright College, Frostburg State University, Marywood University, Stockton College, Lebanon Valley Col-lege, Marymount University

DIII Women’s New England Lacrosse – Curry College, Worcester State University, Rivier University, Becker College

DIII Women’s Mid-Atlantic Lacrosse – Lebanon Valley College, McDaniel College, St. Joseph’s College (LI), Neumann University, Drew University, Kean University, Alvernia University, SUNY Canton

DIII New England Baseball – Suffolk University, Roger Williams University, Salve Regina University, Springfield College, Framingham State University, Lasell College, Fitchburg State University, Becker College

DIII Metro/Upstate Baseball – St. John Fisher College, Manhattanville College, SUNY Purchase, Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham

DIII South Baseball – Pennsylvania State University-Behrend, Gallaudet University, Bethany College, Centenary College

CHAMPIONSHIPS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

DIII New England Softball – Smith College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Brandeis University, Salve Regina University, Castleton State College, Albertus Magnus College

DIII Metro/Upstate Softball – Stockton College, Stevens Institute of Technology, Fairleigh Dickinson University-Florham, Elmira College, Brooklyn College, St. Joseph’s College (LI), The Sage Colleges, Drew University

DIII South Softball – Alvernia University, Misericordia University, McDaniel College, Neumann University, Arcadia University, Pennsyl-vania State University-Behrend, Cabrini College

NERC Rowing – Boston College (Men’s) Amherst College, Bates College, Bowdoin College, Brandeis University, Bryant University, Clark University, Colby College, Connecticut College, Franklin Pierce University, Lasell College, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Merrimack College, Middlebury College, Roger Williams University, Trinity College, Tufts University, University of Connecticut, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, University of New Hampshire, University of Rhode Island, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, University of Vermont, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Wesleyan University, Williams College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Trinity College (Women’s) Amherst College, Assumption College, Bates College, Bowdoin College, Brandeis University, Bryant University, Clark University, Colby College, Connecticut College, Franklin Pierce University, Lasell College, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Merrimack College, Middlebury College, Mount Holyoke College, Roger Williams University, Simmons College, Smith College, Trinity College, Tufts University, University of New Hampshire, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, University of Vermont, Wellesley College, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Wesleyan University, Williams College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

NIRC Rowing - University of Michigan (Men’s) Bates College, Boston College, Bucknell University, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Clark University, Colby College, Hamilton College, Hobart College, Ithaca College, Marist College, University of Massachusetts-Amherst, University of Michigan, University of New Hampshire, St. Lawrence University, Skidmore College, Trinity College, Tufts University, Washington College, Wesleyan University, Williams College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute Trinity College (Women’s) Bates College, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, Clark University, Colby College, Connecticut College, Hamilton College, Ithaca College, University of New Hampshire, St. Lawrence University, Simmons College, Skidmore College, Smith College, Trinity College, Tufts University, Washington College, Wesleyan University, Williams College, William Smith College, Worcester Polytechnic Institute

EARC Men’s Sprints – Harvard University (Heavyweight) Boston University, Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, George Washington University, Georgetown University, College of the Holy Cross, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Northeastern University, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, Rutgers University, Syracuse University, U.S. Naval Academy, University of Wisconsin, Yale University Cornell University (Lightweight) Columbia University, Dartmouth College, Georgetown University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton University, U.S. Naval Academy, Yale University

EAWRC Women’s Sprints – U.S. Naval Academy (Heavyweight) Boston College, Boston University, College of the Holy Cross, Columbia University, Georgetown University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, Rutgers University, University of Buffalo Harvard-Radcliffe (Lightweight) Boston University, Georgetown University, Princeton University, University of Buffalo, University of Wisconsin

IRA National Championship – University of Washington (Men’s Heavyweight), Boston University, Brown University, Colgate University, College of the Holy Cross, Columbia University, Cornell University, Dartmouth College, Drexel University, Florida Institute of Technology, George Washington University, Georgetown University, Gonzaga University, Harvard University, Hobart College, Loyola Marymount University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Northeastern University, Oregon State University, Princeton University, Stanford University, Syracuse University, Temple University, U.S. Naval Academy, University of California-Berkeley, University of Pennsylvania, University of San Diego, University of Tulsa, University of Wisconsin, Yale University Cornell University (Men’s Lightweight), Columbia University, Dartmouth College, Drexel University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Princeton University, U.S. Naval Academy, University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin, Yale University Harvard-Radcliffe (Women’s Lightweight) Boston University, Bucknell University, Fordham University, Georgetown University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of Tulsa

Champions in BOLD

In May of 2014, the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) announced that the Board of Directors voted to move the organization’s headquarters to Danbury, Connecticut. The transition to the Matrix Corporate Center in Southern New England strategically positions the ECAC headquarters and its staff in a centralized location that is accessible to its entire membership.

The decision to relocate stemmed from an extensive study, conducted by the Board of Directors and Inter-Collegiate Athletic Consulting, that determined that the organization’s existing office structure, its associated costs, and its location did not allow the ECAC and its staff to serve the 312 member institutions spanning 17 states at the highest levels. The ECAC also completed a comparative evaluation of multiple geographic locations and commercial properties, finally zeroing in on Southern New England, Westchester County New York, and Bergen County, New Jersey before selecting the final location at the Matrix Corporate Center in Danbury, Connecticut.

“Relocating the ECAC headquarters to The Matrix Corporate Center in Northern Fairfield County, Connecticut will better enable us to service our entire membership at the highest levels,” said ECAC Commissioner Kevin McGinniss.

The State of Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development will support the relocation with a total of $400,000 in assistance from the Small Business Express program. The ECAC will receive a $100,000 matching grant that requires the creation of 5 jobs, as well as a $300,000 loan, $200,000 of which is forgivable if 10 jobs are created within 18 months. The ECAC’s new headquarters is equipped with a strong technology infrastructure to videoconference and connect with member institutions digitally and is also easily accessible to major highways, airports, and hotels that offer venues for conference meetings, as well as awards dinners and other special events.

The proceeds from the sale of the ECAC’s long-time headquarters at the Bushnell Center in Centerville, Massachusetts will be added to the ECAC Endowment Fund. The ECAC Endowment Fund is administered by the ECAC Board of Directors and its Finance Committee in accordance with the established ECAC Endowment Investment and Spending Policies in support of the overall mission of the Eastern College Athletic Conference.

A New Era - Relocation to Southern New England

A New Brand

The Eastern College Athletic Conference announced the launch of its new branding program in early July, created by Phoenix Design Works. The new comprehensive branding program includes a family of logo marks including the primary logo mark, secondary marks, a collection of sport specific marks, and championship marks for the ECAC’s nearly 100 championships that it holds each year. The new marks will be applied to all of the ECAC’s branding needs, including communications, promotional initiatives, event branding, uniforms, apparel, merchandise, and the Conference’s website, ecacsports.com.

The new ECAC lettering is bold, signaling a confident direction for the future, and provides a strong, recognizable signature for the Conference. The burning flame flanked by the Est. date of 1938 pays homage to, and reminds everyone, of the spectacular achievements the ECAC is built on.

“We’re excited to launch our new marks that reflect the ECAC’s strong history and tradition, and will carry us into the future with a bold and exciting brand,” said ECAC Commissioner Dr. Kevin T. McGinniss. “This was a real collaborative effort with Phoenix Design Works and we are grateful for their expertise and dedication to this project.”

“It has been an honor to work with Kevin, Drew, and the entire ECAC team on the new ECAC branding program,” said Jamie Skiles, President and Creative Director of Phoenix Design Works. “I think by working together we have been able to build a new brand for the new ECAC, while honoring the iconic history of the Conference. We are so honored to be a part of the ECAC team, and to have helped usher in this new era for the conference. Many thanks to all our friends at the ECAC for making us feel like family, and for making the creation of the new branding program such an amazing experience. We truly are the Home of Champions!”

2013-14 FINANCIAL REPORT

08/15/14 Accrual Basis

Eastern College Athletic Conference Balance Sheet Prev Year Comparison

As of June 30, 2014

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Jun 30, 14 Jun 30, 13 $ Change % Change

ASSETS

Current Assets

Total Checking/Savings 399,014.96 99,259.79 299,755.17 301.99%

Total Accounts Receivable 168,536.76 103,033.45 65,503.31 63.58%

Total Other Current Assets 1,000,273.24 935,524.36 64,748.88 6.92%

Total Current Assets 1,567,824.96 1,137,817.60 430,007.36 37.79%

Fixed Assets

Total Fixed Assets 109,674.44 104,367.82 5,306.62 5.09%

TOTAL ASSETS 1,677,499.40 1,242,185.42 435,313.98 35.04%

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

Total Accounts Payable 205,543.02 123,463.18 82,079.84 66.48%

Total Other Current Liabilities 417,032.40 183,365.21 233,667.19 127.43%

Total Current Liabilities 622,575.42 306,828.39 315,747.03 102.91%

Total Liabilities 622,575.42 306,828.39 315,747.03 102.91%

Equity

Total 3100 · Restricted Funds 44,823.91 35,714.00 9,109.91 25.51%

3200 · General Fund 783,173.30 792,283.21 -9,109.91 -1.15%

3900 · Retained Earnings 107,359.82 0.00 107,359.82 100.0%

Net Income 119,566.95 107,359.82 12,207.13 11.37%

Total Equity 1,054,923.98 935,357.03 119,566.95 12.78%

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,677,499.40 1,242,185.42 435,313.98 35.04%

2013-14 FINANCIAL REPORT

08/15/14 Accrual Basis

Eastern College Athletic Conference I & E Budget vs. Actual - Condensed

July 2013 through June 2014

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Jul '13 - Jun 14 Budget $ Over Budget % of Budget

Ordinary Income/Expense

Income

Contributed Income 302,565.97 207,000.00 95,565.97 146.17%

Earned Income 139,068.90 102,700.00 36,368.90 135.41%

Program Income 4,181,826.93 4,350,150.00 -168,323.07 96.13%

Total Income 4,623,461.80 4,659,850.00 -36,388.20 99.22%

Gross Profit 4,623,461.80 4,659,850.00 -36,388.20 99.22%

Expense

General and Administrative 400,434.33 360,191.00 40,243.33 111.17%

Marketing and Development 117,730.92 86,000.00 31,730.92 136.9%

Occupancy Expenses 66,090.44 64,100.00 1,990.44 103.11%

Personnel Expenses 1,148,301.32 1,281,859.00 -133,557.68 89.58%

Program Expenses 2,877,397.36 2,888,000.00 -10,602.64 99.63%

Total Expense 4,609,954.37 4,680,150.00 -70,195.63 98.5%

Net Ordinary Income 13,507.43 -20,300.00 33,807.43 -66.54%

Other Income/Expense

Other Income

Other Income 141,784.12 20,300.00 121,484.12 698.44%

Total Other Income 141,784.12 20,300.00 121,484.12 698.44%

Other Expense

Other Expense 35,724.60 0.00 35,724.60 100.0%

Total Other Expense 35,724.60 0.00 35,724.60 100.0%

Net Income 119,566.95 0.00 119,566.95 100.0%

Note: Budget does not include Frozen Four Budget

Benchmark = 12 months of budget = 100%

2013-14 FINANCIAL REPORT

Eastern College Athletic ConferenceFinancial Position DashboardAs of June 30, 2014Prepared: 08/18/2014

INCOME & EXPENDITURES: July 13 - June 2014 July 12 - June 2013 Change % of VarianceTotal Income: 4,623,462$ 5,169,678$ (546,216)$ A -10.6%Total Expenses: 4,609,954$ 5,171,219$ (561,265)$ B -10.9%Net Ordinary Income: 13,507$ (1,541)$ 15,049$ -976.3%

Other Income: 141,784$ 143,209$ (1,424)$ C -1.0%Other Expenses 35,725$ 34,307$ 1,417$ 4.1%Net Other Income: 106,060$ 108,901$ (2,842)$ -2.6%

Net Income 119,567$ 107,360$ 12,207$ 11.4%

Net Margin 2.59% 2.08% 0.51% Improved

EXPENSE NOTES: YTD 2014 YTD 2013 PERFORMANCEGeneral and Administration 400,434$ 392,728$ Marketing and Development 117,731$ 50,923$ Occupancy 66,090$ 40,552$ Personnel 1,148,301$ 1,072,744$ Program 2,877,397$ 3,614,272$ Total YTD Expenses 4,609,954$ 5,171,219$ -10.9% Decreased Expenses

CASH ACTIVITY: YTD 2014Cash Balance 7/1/13 99,260$ Net Income thru 6/30/14 119,567$ Change in Payables 82,080$ Change in Other Liabilities 1,972$ LOC Advances 75,000$ Connecticut Loan 300,000$ Cash Sources 677,879$

Change in Receivables (65,503)$ Change in Prepaid & Accrued Expenses (66,395)$ Change in Deferred Income (76,250)$ Fixed Asset Purchases (5,307)$ Change in Investments (65,409)$ Cash Uses (278,864)$

Total Cash Available 6/30/14 399,015$

A - Income difference mainly relates to the reduction in OPS income - due to the loss of some hockey and basketball leagues.There was also no Holiday Festival income this year. Income difference is offset with expense difference, see note BB - Expenses are below last year due to the reduction in OPS game fees expense (see note A). Also, there was noHoliday Festival expenses this year.C- Other income is interest income and unrealized gain/loss on investment accounts

FY 14 BenchmarkCurrent Ratio 2.52 1.5

Debt to Equity Ratio 0.59 under 1Days in Payables 16.27 under 30

Days Cash Available 31.59 around 30

2013-14 FINANCIAL REPORT

Eastern College Athletic ConferenceFinancial Position DashboardAs of June 30, 2014Prepared: 08/18/2014

INCOME & EXPENDITURES: July 13 - June 2014 July 12 - June 2013 Change % of VarianceTotal Income: 4,623,462$ 5,169,678$ (546,216)$ A -10.6%Total Expenses: 4,609,954$ 5,171,219$ (561,265)$ B -10.9%Net Ordinary Income: 13,507$ (1,541)$ 15,049$ -976.3%

Other Income: 141,784$ 143,209$ (1,424)$ C -1.0%Other Expenses 35,725$ 34,307$ 1,417$ 4.1%Net Other Income: 106,060$ 108,901$ (2,842)$ -2.6%

Net Income 119,567$ 107,360$ 12,207$ 11.4%

Net Margin 2.59% 2.08% 0.51% Improved

EXPENSE NOTES: YTD 2014 YTD 2013 PERFORMANCEGeneral and Administration 400,434$ 392,728$ Marketing and Development 117,731$ 50,923$ Occupancy 66,090$ 40,552$ Personnel 1,148,301$ 1,072,744$ Program 2,877,397$ 3,614,272$ Total YTD Expenses 4,609,954$ 5,171,219$ -10.9% Decreased Expenses

CASH ACTIVITY: YTD 2014Cash Balance 7/1/13 99,260$ Net Income thru 6/30/14 119,567$ Change in Payables 82,080$ Change in Other Liabilities 1,972$ LOC Advances 75,000$ Connecticut Loan 300,000$ Cash Sources 677,879$

Change in Receivables (65,503)$ Change in Prepaid & Accrued Expenses (66,395)$ Change in Deferred Income (76,250)$ Fixed Asset Purchases (5,307)$ Change in Investments (65,409)$ Cash Uses (278,864)$

Total Cash Available 6/30/14 399,015$

A - Income difference mainly relates to the reduction in OPS income - due to the loss of some hockey and basketball leagues.There was also no Holiday Festival income this year. Income difference is offset with expense difference, see note BB - Expenses are below last year due to the reduction in OPS game fees expense (see note A). Also, there was noHoliday Festival expenses this year.C- Other income is interest income and unrealized gain/loss on investment accounts

FY 14 BenchmarkCurrent Ratio 2.52 1.5

Debt to Equity Ratio 0.59 under 1Days in Payables 16.27 under 30

Days Cash Available 31.59 around 30

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