Editing North Coast Athletic Conference (section)

===Former members===
The NCAC has three former full members, all [[Private university|private]] schools. Allegheny and Earlham remain in the NCAC as affiliate members in field hockey.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:center;"
! Institution
! Location
! Founded
! Affiliation
! Enrollment
! Nickname
! Joined
! Left
! Current<br>conference
|-
| '''[[Allegheny College]]'''
| [[Meadville, Pennsylvania]]
| 1815
| [[United Methodist Church|United Methodist]]
| 2,100
| [[Allegheny Gators|Gators]]
| 1984
| 2022
| [[Presidents' Athletic Conference|Presidents' (PAC)]]
|-
| '''[[Case Western Reserve University]]'''{{efn|group=former|Case Western Reserve had dual athletic conference membership with the [[University Athletic Association]] from 1986–87 to 1998–99, then the Spartans left the NCAC in order to fully align with the UAA.}}
| [[Cleveland|Cleveland, Ohio]]
| 1826
| Nonsectarian
| 11,824
| [[Case Western Reserve Spartans|Spartans]]
| 1984
| 1999
| [[University Athletic Association|University (UAA)]]
|-
| '''[[Earlham College]]'''
| [[Richmond, Indiana]]
| 1847
| [[Quakers]]
| 1,181
| [[Earlham Quakers|Quakers]]
| 1989
| 2010
| [[Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference|Heartland (HCAC)]]
|}

;Notes:
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