United States Collegiate Athletic Association
Abbreviation	USCAA
Formation	2001
Legal status	Association
Headquarters	Newport News, VA
Region served	United States of America
Membership	60 Member Institutions (24 States)
Commissioner	Bill Casto
Main organ	Governing Body
Budget	Unknown
Website	http://theuscaa.com

The United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) is a national organization in the USA for the intercollegiate athletic programs of member small colleges. It holds national championships in five men's and women's sports.

Contents 1 Mission Statement 2 Sports 2.1 Fall 2.2 Winter 2.3 Spring 3 Conferences 4 Member schools 5 Champions 5.1 Men's Cross Country 5.2 Women's Cross Country 5.3 Men’s Soccer 5.4 Women’s Soccer 5.5 Women's Volleyball 5.6 Men's Division I Basketball 5.7 Men's Division II Basketball 5.8 Women's Basketball 5.9 Baseball 5.10 Men's Golf 5.11 Softball 6 External links

[edit] Mission Statement

The United States Collegiate Athletic Association is a national organization that exists to provide quality athletic competition on a regional and national level for smaller institutions of higher learning and their student-athletes. The USCAA attempts to offer the opportunity for the student-athlete to develop the mind, body, and spirit through athletic competition as we strive to promote integrity, leadership, scholarship, and values of life. We believe in striving to place the pursuit of education as one of the main priorities of student-athletes.

[edit] Sports

[edit] Fall

• Cross Country
• Soccer
• Volleyball

[edit] Winter

• Basketball (Division I and II)

[edit] Spring

• Baseball
• Golf
• Softball

[edit] Conferences

• Ohio Regional Campus Conference
• Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference
• Yankee Small College Conference

[edit] Member schools

• Andrews University
• The Apprentice School
• Bennett College
• Briarcliffe College
• Central Maine Community College
• Christendom College
• University of Cincinnati-Clermont
• Concordia College, Selma
• Diné College
• Eastern Maine Community College
• Florida College
• Golden State Baptist College
• Hesser College
• Johnson and Wales University (Florida)
• Judson College
• Lindenwood University-Belleville (Illinois) (Soccer and Volleyball only)
• Lyndon State College
• University of Maine at Augusta
• Marygrove College
• Manor College
• Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture
• New Hampshire Technical Institute
• Northern Maine Community College
• Oakwood University
• Ohio State University, Marion Campus
• Penn State Abington
• Penn State Beaver
• Penn State Brandywine
• Penn State DuBois
• Penn State Fayette
• Penn State Greater Allegheny
• Penn State Hazleton
• Penn State Lehigh Valley
• Penn State Mont Alto
• Penn State New Kensington
• Penn State Schuylkill
• Penn State Shenango (golf only)
• Penn State Worthington Scranton
• Penn State Wilkes-Barre
• Penn State York
• Pennsylvania College of Technology
• Philander Smith College
• Rhema Bible Training Center
• Robert Morris College, Lake County
• Robert Morris College, Springfield
• Rochester College
• St. Joseph's College
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods College
• Silver Lake College
• Southern Maine Community College
• Southern State Community College
• Southern Virginia University
• Spalding University
• Talladega College
• Taylor University, Ft. Wayne
• Temple Bible College
• Unity College (Maine)
• University of Pittsburgh at Titusville
• Vermont Technical College
• Walla Walla University
• Warren Wilson College
• Washington Adventist University
• Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades

[edit] Champions

[edit] Men's Cross Country

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005 Dine College
• 2006 Dine College
• 2007 Dine College

[edit] Women's Cross Country

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005 Southern Virginia University
• 2006 Southern Virginia University
• 2007 Southern Virginia University

[edit] Men’s Soccer

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005 Bluefield College
• 2006 Rochester College
• 2007 Robert Morris - Lake County
• 2008 Briarcliffe College

[edit] Women’s Soccer

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005 Southern Virginia University
• 2006 Southern Virginia University
• 2007 Robert Morris - Springfield
• 2008 Southern Virginia University

[edit] Women's Volleyball

• 2001
• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005 Florida College
• 2006 Florida College
• 2007 Florida College
• 2008 Spalding University
• 2009 Florida College

[edit] Men's Division I Basketball

• 2002 The Apprentice School
• 2003 The Apprentice School
• 2004 Rochester College
• 2005 Rochester College
• 2006 Rhema Bible College
• 2007 Rhema Bible College
• 2008 Oakwood University
• 2009 Talladega College

[edit] Men's Division II Basketball

• 2002 Central Maine CC
• 2003 Johnson & Wales University
• 2004 Arkansas Baptist
• 2005 New Hampshire Technical Institute
• 2006 Taylor University, Ft. Wayne
• 2007 University of Cincinnati-Clermont
• 2008 Williamson Trade

[edit] Women's Basketball

• 2002 The Apprentice School
• 2003 Mt. Aloysius
• 2004
• 2005 Southern Virginia University
• 2006 Southern Virginia University
• 2007 Concordia - Selma
• 2008 Concordia - Selma
• 2009 Spalding University

[edit] Baseball

• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005
• 2006 Briarcliffe College
• 2007 The Apprentice School
• 2008 Columbia Union College (now Washington Adventist University)

[edit] Men's Golf

• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005
• 2006 The Apprentice School
• 2007 The Apprentice School
• 2008 Pennsylvania College of Technology

[edit] Softball

• 2002
• 2003
• 2004
• 2005
• 2006 Robert Morris-Springfield
• 2007 Saint Mary of the Woods
• 2008 Saint Mary of the Woods

[edit] External links

• USCAA official website