Middle Three Conference

Middle Three Conference
Established	1929
Dissolved	1975
Association	NCAA
Division	Division I I-A
Members	3
Region	Northeastern New York Pennsylvania

The Middle Three Conference was an intercollegiate athletic football scheduling alliance that existed from 1929 to 1975. It had three members for its existence: Lafayette, Lehigh, and Rutgers. All three were full members of the Middle Atlantic Conferences from 1958 to 1969.^[1][2]

Football champions

1929 – Lafayette, Lehigh, and Rutgers 1930 – Lafayette 1931 – Lafayette 1932 – Rutgers 1933 – Rutgers 1934 – Rutgers 1935 – Rutgers 1936 – Lehigh 1937 – Lafayette 1938 – Rutgers 1939 – Rutgers 1940 – Lafayette 1941 – Lafayette 1942 – Lafayette and Lehigh 1943 – Lafayette and Rutgers 1944 – Lafayette

1945 – Rutgers 1946 – Rutgers 1947 – Rutgers 1948 – Rutgers 1949 – Rutgers 1950 – Lehigh 1951 – Lehigh 1952 – Lehigh and Rutgers 1953 – Rutgers 1954 – Lafayette, Lehigh, and Rutgers 1955 – Lafayette 1956 – Lehigh 1957 – Lehigh 1958 – Rutgers 1959 – Rutgers 1960 – Rutgers

1961 – Rutgers 1962 – Rutgers 1963 – Rutgers 1964 – Rutgers 1965 – Lafayette, Lehigh, and Rutgers 1966 – Rutgers 1967 – Rutgers 1968 – Rutgers 1969 – Lehigh 1970 – Lafayette, Lehigh, and Rutgers 1971 – Lehigh 1972 – Rutgers 1973 – Rutgers 1974 – Rutgers 1975 – Lehigh

Basketball champions

• 1943 – Rutgers
• 1949 – Rutgers
• 1950 – Lafayette and Rutgers
• 1951 – Rutgers
• 1952 – Lafayette

See also

• List of defunct college football conferences
• List of defunct men's college basketball conferences in the United States
• Big Ten Conference – the current home of Rutgers
• Patriot League – the current home of Lafayette and Lehigh

References

1. Middle Three Conference, College Football Data Warehouse, retrieved October 29, 2015.
2. "Middle Three Conference summary". sports-reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. 2016. Retrieved April 18, 2016.