New York State Conference

The New York State Conference was an intercollegiate athletic conference that existed from 1926 to 1934. Originally known as "The Little Ten", the league had members in Upstate New York.New York State Conference , College Football Data Warehouse, retrieved November 1, 2015.

Members

Institution Location Founded Nickname Joined Left Currentconference Alfred University Alfred, New York 1836 Saxons 1926 Empire 8 (D-III) University of Buffalo Buffalo, New York 1846 Bulls 1926 MAC (D-I) Canisius University Buffalo, New York 1870 Golden Griffins MAAC (D-I) Clarkson University Potsdam, New York 1896 Golden Knights 1926 Liberty League (D-III) Hamilton College Clinton, New York 1793 Continentals 1926 1934 NESCAC (D-III) Hobart College Geneva, New York 1822 Statesmen 1926 1934 Liberty League (D-III) Niagara University Lewiston, New York 1856 Purple Eagles 1926 MAAC (D-I) University of Rochester Rochester, New York 1850 Yellowjackets 1926 1934 UAA & Liberty League (D-III) St. Bonaventure University Allegany, New York 1858 Bonnies 1926 Atlantic 10 (D-I) St. Lawrence University Canton, New York 1856 Saints 1926 Liberty League (D-III)

Football champions

1926 – Niagara 1927 – Niagara 1928 – Niagara

1929 – Niagara 1930 – Niagara 1931 – St. Lawrence

1932 – Clarkson 1933 – Unknown 1934 – Clarkson

See also List of defunct college football conferences

References