NEICAAA Indoor Track and Field

   

Bringing Together The Best of New England

Members  I History I Constitution I Minutes I Authorization

 Championship Meet Schedule and Results

2011 XC Championships
Men: UConn
Women: Boston College

2012 Indoor Championship
Boston University Feb 24-25

2012 Outdoor Championship
  MIT, Cambridge, MA May 10-12

2011 Outdoor Championships Results
Men: Southern Conn
Women: New Hampshire
2011 Indoor Championships
Men's Results: UConn
Women's Results: UConn

2010 Indoor Championships Results
Men: UConn
Women: UConn
2010 Outdoor Championships Results
Men: Rhode Island
Women: Boston College

2010 Cross Country Championships
Women: Boston College
Men: Dartmouth
Results

  • Indoor Track
  1. Home Page
  2. Team Championships
  3. Meet Records
  4. Event History
  5. Direct Athletics
  6. Master Indoor Schedule
  7. Qualifying Standards
  8. Time Schedule
  9. Meet Results
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      • 2011
      • 2010
      • 2009
      • 2008
      • 2007
      • 2006
      • 2005
      • 2004
      • 2003
      • 2002
      • 2001
      • 2000


  • Outdoor Track
  1. Home Page
  2. Team Championships
  3. Meet Records
  4. Event History
  5. 2011 Meet Results
  6. 2010 Meet Results
  7. Qualifying Standards
  8. Time Schedule
  9. 2010 Meet Results

  • Cross Country
  1. Home Page
  2. Team Championships
  3. XC Course Map
  4. XC Course Map (pdf form)
  5. XC Time Schedule
  6. 2010 XC Results
  7. 2011 XC Results
  • Contacts
    1. Commissioner Irwin Cohen
    2. Webmaster HeadLine News

 2012 Indoor Championships 
  • Link to DirectAthletic Entry Information
  • Meet Schedule
  • Performance List

The New England Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association

The "New England's" as the NEICAAA is affectionately known, is one of the oldest cross country and track & field conferences in the country.  The outdoor championships just completed it's 123rd annual meet, while the indoor championship has been a mainstay since 1969.  Cross country has a long history, running a championship meet since 1912. 

Women began competing in NEICAA championship meets in 1982, initially running under a separate championship format.  However, beginning in 2003, the NEICAAA coaches assocation voted to combine into one governing body with one commissioner responsible for meet management and with athletic directors and coaches voting on any constitutional matters brought before the body.  

Conference Makeup

The NEICAAA consists of 65 colleges and universities within the six New England states.  The conference is comprised of 17 Division One colleges and universities, 6 Division Two colleges and universities and 35 Division Three colleges and universities.  State representation is as follows:  Maine has 3 schools; New Hampshire has 5 schools; Vermont has 1 school; Massachusetts has 28 schools; Rhode Island has 3 schools and Connecticut has 5 schools. Not all schools participate in each of the three championship meets during the year.  In fact, some schools have conflicts with their own NCAA conference meets and or other major meets, such as the IC-4A Championships.  However, despite such difficult scheduling issues, the three championship meets have had huge participation numbers every year.  Well over 50% of the schools who are members of the NEICAAA participate in all three championship meets.

Link to full story on the history of the NEICAAA

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