EAST COAST CONFERENCE COMMISSIONER'S CUP

    

The East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup is emblematic of the league’s top program across its 17 Championship sports. A new scoring system has been put in place for 2006‐07, to further reward teams which succeed in both regular‐season and post‐season play.
 
• Points for the number of schools whose teams compete for the post‐season Championship are split between the team that finishes in that place during the year and the team that finishes in that place in the Championship.
• If a team is eliminated in the semi‐finals or quarterfinals, its place is determined by its finish during the regular season.
• A school which does not sponsor a sport receives 0 points for that sport.
• Highest point total for each sport is the number of schools in the conference (11), regardless of how many schools sponsor that sport.
• In sports in which no Championship is held, regular season finish is utilized.









• Example: Team A wins regular season, finishes second in tournament: 11 + 10 / 2 = 10.5 points
• Example: Team B finishes fourth in regular season, wins tournament: 8 + 11 / 2 = 9.5 points
• Example: Season Finish Tournament Finish Point
1. A (11) Champ: C (11)
A 10.5

(11+10 / 2)

2. B (10)
Finalist: A (10)
B 9.5
(10+9 / 2)
3. C (9)
Semifinals: B (9)
C 10
(9+11 / 2)
4. D (8)
Semifinals: E (8)
D 7.5
(8+7 / 2)
5. E (7)
Quarters: D (7)
E 7.5
(7+8 / 2)
6. F (6)
Quarters: F (6)
F 6
(6+6 / 2)
7. G (5)
Quarters: G (5)
G 5
(5+5 / 2)
8 (tie). H (3.5)
Quarters: H (4)
H 3.75
(3.5+4 / 2)
8 (tie). I (3.5)
dnq
I 3.25
(3.5+3 /2)
10. J (2) 
dnq 
J 2
(2+2 / 2)
11. K (1) 
dnq 
K 1
(1+1 / 2)




C.W. POST EDGES ADELPHI TO WIN SECOND STRAIGHT ECC COMMISSIONER’S CUP
Pioneers Top Panthers By One Point To Take Title

May 23, 2007 – On the strength of one outright championship and one co-championship plus earning no fewer than seven points in any of its 12 sports, C.W. Post has captured the 2006-2007 East Coast Conference Commissioner’s Cup, emblematic of the league’s top program across all sports. C.W. Post scored 109.5 points to nip Adelphi (108.5 points) by a single point. This is the second straight season the Pioneers have won the ECC Commissioner’s Cup. Last season, C.W. Post edged Adelphi by an 81 to 80.5 score. This year, a new scoring system was used in the ECC Commissioner’s Cup race as both regular season and conference tournament performances were taken into account to figure a team’s total. The University of New Haven (89.75 points) finished third in the standings.

The Pioneers won the women’s lacrosse title during an undefeated, National Championship season and earned a share of the men’s cross country crown, plus placed in the top three in seven other sports. Adelphi, which has won four of the past six Commissioner’s Cup crowns, earned top points in women’s cross country and baseball plus shared the top spot in men’s cross country and finished in the top three in five other sports. New Haven earned the maximum points in women’s basketball and finished in the top three in five other sports.

Adelphi and C.W. Post each sponsor 12 of the 13 ECC championship sports on the Division II level, while New Haven sponsors 11.

Dowling College finished fourth in the race at 87 points, followed by the NYIT at 67.25 and the University of Bridgeport at 62.25.

About the ECC
Founded as the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference in 1989 and rechristened the East Coast Conference in July 2006, the ECC was formed to enhance intercollegiate athletic competition among member institutions and to assist them in integrating athletics into their academic program in a fiscally sound way. The ECC is committed to the highest standards of scholarship, sportsmanship, teamwork, and citizenship. Its mission is to promote the total person concept in its student-athletes, which stresses the abilities to excel in academic achievement, athletic competition, and positive character traits. East Coast Conference (www.EastCoastConference.org) members for 2006-2007 include: Adelphi University (Garden City, NY); University of Bridgeport (CT); Concordia College (Bronxville, NY); C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University (Brookville, NY); Dowling College (Oakdale, NY); Mercy College (Dobbs Ferry, N.Y); Molloy College (Rockville Centre, NY); University of New Haven (CT); New York Institute of Technology (Old Westbury, N.Y); Queens College (Flushing, NY); and St. Thomas Aquinas College (Sparkill, NY).

2006 - 2007 ECC Commissioner’s Cup Final Standings

C.W. Post
109.5 Points
Adelphi 
108.5
New Haven
89.75
Dowling 
87
NYIT 
67.25
Bridgeport 
62.25
Molloy 
61.25
STAC 
60.25
Queens 
51
Concordia 
48
Mercy 
37.5