Michigan Community College Athletic Association Information & Michigan Community College Athletic Association Links at HealthHaven.com

For the American sports organisation, see Massachusetts Community College Athletic Association.

The Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA) is an association of community college athletic departments throughout Michigan and northern Indiana.

The men's sports organized by the MCCAA are: soccer, cross country, basketball, baseball, and golf. The women's sports organized by the MCCAA are: volleyball, tennis, cross country, basketball, and softball.

[edit] Member Schools

School	City, State	Nickname	Colors	Founded	Enrollment
Alpena CC	Alpena, MI	Lumberjacks	Maroon/Gray	1952	1,250
Ancilla College	Donaldson, IN	Chargers	Royal Blue/Gold	1937	635
Delta College	University Center, MI	Pioneers	Green/White	1961	7,500
Glen Oaks CC	Centreville, MI	Vikings	Green/Gold	1967	1,400
Grand Rapids CC	Grand Rapids, MI	Raiders	Blue/Gold	1914	6,500
Henry Ford CC	Dearborn, MI	Hawks	Royal Blue/White	1938	5,000
Jackson CC	Jackson, MI	Jets	Maroon/Old Gold	1928	6,222
Kalamazoo Valley CC	Kalamazoo, MI	Cougars	Royal Blue/White	1966	13,500
Kellogg CC	Battle Creek, MI	Bruins	Blue/Silver	1959	8,089
Kirtland CC	Roscommon, MI	Firebirds	Teal/Gold/Black	1966	1,826
Lake Michigan College	Benton Harbor, MI	Indians	Red/Gray	1946	1,900
Lansing CC	Lansing, MI	Stars	Black/Silver/White	1957	19,600
Macomb CC	Warren, MI	Monarchs	Navy/White	1954	21,000
Mott CC	Flint, MI	Bears	Black/Gold	1923	9,700
Muskegon CC	Muskegon, MI	Jayhawks	Royal Blue/Gold	1926	4,166
Oakland CC	Waterford, MI	Raiders	Green/White	1964	26,000
St. Clair County CC	Port Huron, MI	Skippers	Navy/White	1923	2,394
Schoolcraft College	Livonia, MI	Ocelots	Blue/Gold	1961	9,000
Wayne County CCD†	Detroit, MI	Wildcats	Blue/White	1967	11,266

†--suspended athletics for 2009-10 season

[edit] External links and references

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