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The Wisconsin Collegiate Conference (WCC) is an athletic conference made up of the two year campuses in the University of Wisconsin System. The teams compete in soccer, volleyball, basketball, tennis, and golf. Baseball is also offered at some campuses. The campuses also compete in the Wisconsin Junior College Athletic Association (WJCAA), which is a combination of the Wisconsin Collegiate Conference and the Wisconsin Technical College Conference. All teams are considered junior colleges and athletes are only eligible for 2 years.

[edit] Teams In The Conference

[edit] West Division

School	Location	Nickname
UW–Baraboo/Sauk County	Baraboo, Wisconsin	Fighting Spirits
UW–Barron County	Rice Lake, Wisconsin	Chargers
UW–Marathon County	Wausau, Wisconsin	Huskies
UW–Marshfield/Wood County	Marshfield, Wisconsin	Mauraders
UW–Richland	Richland Center, Wisconsin	Road Runners
UW–Rock County	Janesville, Wisconsin	Rattlers

[edit] East Division

School	Location	Nickname
UW–Fond du Lac	Fond du Lac, Wisconsin	Falcons
UW–Fox Valley	Menasha, Wisconsin	Cyclones
UW–Manitowoc	Manitowoc, Wisconsin	Blue Devils
UW–Marinette	Marinette, Wisconsin	Buccaneers
UW–Sheboygan	Sheboygan, Wisconsin	Wombats
UW–Washington County	West Bend, Wisconsin	Wildcats
UW–Waukesha	Waukesha, Wisconsin	Cougars

[edit] 2008 Results

Men's Basketball
In 2008, UW–Waukesha captured the WCC conference championship.

Sports in the WCC:
Soccer
Men and Women's Basketball
Tennis
Women's Volleyball
Golf
Wrestling (Defunct)
Cross Country (Defunct)Men's Volleyball (Defunct)

[edit] Other notes

None of the WCC teams are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), and also have no website or organized way to keep track of statistics other than mailed or e-mailed reports, which some coaches dismiss doing all together, leaving incomplete reports. In the 30 years the WJCAA state basketball championships, only 5 WCC teams have won. The conference is relatively unknown to most of the state, and even to the towns in which the campuses reside. Records and statistics are generally not kept for historic purposes.

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