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Post Eagles
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UniversityPost University
ConferenceCentral Atlantic Collegiate Conference
NEWHA (women's ice hockey)
Northeast-10 Conference (men's ice hockey, football)
DivisionDivision II
Athletic directorKarin Mann
LocationWaterbury, Connecticut
Varsity teams17: 16 NCAA DII, 1 DI
Football stadiumMunicipal Stadium
Basketball arenaDrubner Center
Ice hockey arenaSports Center of Connecticut
Baseball stadiumMunicipal Stadium
Volleyball arenaDrubner Center
MascotSwoop
NicknameEagles
ColorsPurple and Orange
   
Websiteposteagles.com

The Post Eagles are composed of 17 teams representing Post University in intercollegiate athletics, including basketball, cross country, golf, ice hockey, lacrosse, and soccer. Additionally, men's sports include baseball and football, while women's sports include softball, tennis, and volleyball.[1] The Eagles compete in the NCAA Division II and the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference.[2][3] The exceptions include women's ice hockey, which competes at the NCAA National Collegiate level (Divisions I and II) as part of the New England Women's Hockey Alliance, while men's ice hockey and football compete in the Northeast 10 Conference (football will also join the NE-10 in 2024).

In February 2025, Post University announced it will launch a women’s flag football club in spring 2026, making it the first college in Connecticut to offer the sport at the collegiate level.[4] The program will initially compete as a club before transitioning toward varsity status in subsequent seasons. University officials cited increased national participation in women’s flag football and broader efforts to expand opportunities for female athletes as factors in the decision.[5][6]

Teams

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Men's Women's
Baseball Basketball
Basketball Cross Country
Cross Country Golf
Football Ice Hockey
Golf Lacrosse
Ice Hockey Soccer
Lacrosse Softball
Soccer Tennis
Tennis Volleyball Esports

Championships

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Past CACC championship teams.[7]

Non-varsity programs

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Non-varsity programs include cheerleading and flag football.

References

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  1. ^ Colleges in New York. Peterson's. September 2009. p. 176. ISBN 978-0-7689-2692-7.
  2. ^ Cool Colleges 101: The Eastern Region of the United States: Part I of IV. Peterson's. 15 October 2011. ISBN 978-0-7689-3569-1.
  3. ^ "Post University Athletics". posteagles.com. Retrieved 2019-03-18.
  4. ^ Jaffee, Mark (2025-05-27). "Post becomes first college in Connecticut to add a women's flag football program". CT News. Retrieved 2025-07-16.
  5. ^ Jaffee, Mark (2025-05-27). "Post becomes first college in Connecticut to add a women's flag football program". CT Insider. Waterbury. Retrieved 2025-12-14.
  6. ^ Campbell, Dave (2025-04-21). "Women's flag football grows on college campuses, from startup clubs to varsity teams with NFL boost". Associated Press. Retrieved 2025-12-14.
  7. ^ "CACC Past Champions". caccathletics.org.
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