Central Islip, N.Y. - The LIU Post Pioneers
have been named the winners of the 2012-2013 East Coast Conference
(ECC) Commissioner's Cup. This marks the first time since the
2009-2010 year that LIU Post has been awarded the Cup. Under the
direction of Director of Athletics, Bryan Collins, the Pioneers
amassed 96.25 total points, to reclaim the Cup for the fourth time
since it was established in 1994.
The Pioneers compiled an overall program record of 187-86-2 in ECC
sponsored sports and competed in ten of eleven ECC Championships
with tournament titles in men’s soccer and men’s cross
country. LIU Post also picked up regular season championships in
men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball, men’s
lacrosse, and women’s lacrosse.
Dowling compiled 86.5 total points to earn a second place
finish. The Golden Lions claimed tournament championships in
women’s soccer and women’s while also taking home a
regular season title in women’s basketball.
New York Institute of Technology rounds out the top three with
78.25 points. The Bears captured tournament titles in both
men’s and women’s tennis.
2012 - 2013 ECC
Commissioner’s Cup Final Standings
School | Points |
LIU Post |
96.25 |
Dowling | 86.5 |
NYIT | 78.25 |
Molloy | 75.75 |
Queens | 71.75 |
Roberts
Wesleyan |
68.5 |
Bridgeport | 65.25 |
St. Thomas Aquinas | 59.5 |
Mercy |
37.75 |
District of Columbia | 36 |
The ECC Commissioner’s Cup
The East Coast Conference Commissioner's Cup is emblematic of the
league's top program across its 13 championship sports. A new
scoring system was established in 2006-07 to further reward
programs that succeed in both regular-season and post-season play.
The scoring system works as follows:
• 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 among the others eliminated in that round
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 (10), regardless of how many schools sponsor that
sport.
• In sports in which no Championship is held, regular season
finish is utilized.
Past Commissioner’s Cup Champions
1994-95 College of St. Rose
1995-96 College of St. Rose
1996-97 Adelphi University
1997-98 Dowling College
1998-99 Adelphi University
1999-00 Dowling College
2000-01 Adelphi University
2001-02 Adelphi University
2002-03 Adelphi University
2003-04 University of New Haven
2004-05 Adelphi University
2005-06 C.W. Post/LIU
2006-07 C.W. Post/LIU
2007-08 Adelphi University
2008-09 Dowling College
2009-10 C.W. Post/LIU
2010-11 Dowling College
2011-12 Dowling College
2012-13 LIU Post