Program - Macomb Community College

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www.macomb.edu/athletics
Hello and Welcome to Macomb Community College!
What an incredible time to be a Macomb Community College Monarch!
Macomb offers a well-rounded athletic program that benefits both students and the community
it serves. We’re a proud member of the National Junior College Athletic Association, Region XII,
as well as the Michigan Community College Athletic Association, where competition includes
cross country, basketball, baseball, softball and volleyball.
With another academic year concluded, it’s time to celebrate our on-the-field and off-the-field
success. Our men’s cross country team placed third at regionals and produced four national
qualifiers, while our women’s cross country team finished fourth at regionals and totaled seven
national qualifiers. The men also set school records in the Indoor DMR and Outdoor 3200
relay. Our women’s and men’s basketball teams placed third and fourth, respectively, in the
conference, and both reached the district tournament finals. Our softball team finished fourth
in the conference and qualified for the district tournament, while our baseball team ended the
season with wins in seven of its last eight games. Our volleyball team had four players receive end-of-year honors in the
conference.
Through the years, hundreds of our athletes have earned All-American honors and several hundred more have been
honored by the NJCAA, Region XII and MCCAA.
But there’s much more.
Student athletes at Macomb realize it’s a privilege and a responsibility to participate in our athletic program. This responsibility
places the student athlete in a year-round model citizenship role, where behavior and character count. We expect our
student athletes to hold themselves to higher standards and to serve as leaders amongst their peers. For the second year in
a row, we had three students achieve Scholar Athlete of the Year status (4.0 GPA). This is also the 19th consecutive season
in which our student-athletes have held a higher GPA than the average Macomb student.
We have a continuing commitment to excellence from our administration, our coaches, our support staff and, most
importantly, our student athletes. We promote self-respect, as well as respect for others and for the diversity of all people.
Discipline, teamwork, leadership, loyalty, cooperation and mutual respect are just a few of the character traits we instill at
all times which helps prepare our student-athletes to succeed in life. That’s far more important than wins or losses. Some of
the names and faces may change, but our commitment to inspire champions on and off the field today so they’re prepared
to become leaders for tomorrow never will.
An integral part of our future is to create and maintain ongoing relationships with all of our alumni as they will always be part
of the Macomb Monarch family. We’d like to invite you to come watch us compete. We promise you that we will make you
proud.
Go Monarchs!
Randall Nelson, Ed.S.
Manager, Intercollegiate Athletics
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Athletic Department Mission Statement
The goal of the Macomb Community College Athletic Department is to provide educational and
life-enriching experiences to our student-athletes by instilling the drive towards commitment,
excellence, dedication and perseverance both on and off the playing field.
Macomb Coaching Staff
Women’s Volleyball
Irick Gardner, Head Coach
[email protected]
Jill M. Thomas-Little, Vice President of Student Services
586.445.7300
ext.3673
Sandi Lynch, Assistant Coach
Nicole Sidge, Assistant Coach
Kim Renas, Head Coach
[email protected]
586.445.7300
ext.3548
Das Campbell, Assistant Coach
Stacey Renas, Assistant Coach
Louisa Coppola, Assistant Coach
David Munafo, Assistant Coach
Women’s Basketball
Jay Ritchie, Head Coach
[email protected]
586.445.7300
ext.3551
Al Poynter, Assistant Coach
Shannon Valicevic, Assistant Coach
Jim Twigg, Head Coach
[email protected]
586.445.7579
Wendy Kohlmann, Manager, Student and Community Services
[email protected]
586.445.7579
Jason Nitecki, Athletic Coordinator
[email protected]
586.445.7346
Kathy Rychwalski, Clerical Support
[email protected]
586.445.7512
Charles Pleiness, Sports Information Coordinator 586.445.7514
[email protected]
Kari Ewalt, Athletic Trainer
[email protected]
Al Diver, Assistant Coach
Men’s Basketball
Geary M. Maiuri, Dean of Student and Community Services
[email protected]
Randall Nelson, Manager, Intercollegiate Athletics 586.445.7119
[email protected]
Men’s & Women’s Cross Country
Administration
586.445.7208
586.445.7300
ext.3550
Chris Shepard, Assistant Coach
Women’s Softball
Vince Alessandrini, Head Coach
[email protected]
586.445.7300
ext.3552
Cathie Oliver, Assistant Coach
Jim Beard, Assistant Coach
Men’s Baseball
Cliff Howe, Head Coach
[email protected]
586.445.7300
ext.3543
Joe Small, Assistant Coach
Tom Waelchli, Assistant Coach
Gregory Stauffer, Assistant Coach
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2016–17 Volleyball
MONA
(Back row, left to right): Skye Willer, Rachael Czarnecki, Emalie Lewis, Maddie Czopek, Timesha Wilson
(Middle row, left to right): Assistant Coach Sandi Lynch, Head Coach Irick Gardner, Assistant Coach Nicole Sidge
(Front row, left to right): Shelby Pullins, Alyssa Lee, Megan Underwood, Rebecca Dorey, Hayley Oles, Kendra Wheeler
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2016–17 Coaching Staff
IRICK GARDNER—HEAD COACH
Highlights
Coaching Resume
Head Coach Irick Gardner enters his first season at Macomb Community College.
Gardner began coaching in the '80s as an assistant coach while still in high school at Detroit Northern, during his junior and
senior years. As head coach at Redford Bishop Borgess High School, he won a division title. Gardner was also a volunteer
assistant coach at Wayne State University for a season. He then landed at Kentucky State University as an assistant coach
for two seasons, helping lead the team to its first conference title. Gardner returned to Michigan and spent four seasons as
the head coach at Southfield High School. He also spent two seasons coaching at Concordia University. He then took over at
Bloomfield Hills Marian High School where his teams won two Class A state titles and reached the state semifinals five out of his
eight seasons. He was named the Class A Coach of the Year twice and named All-Region Coach of the Year four times.
Personal Information
Gardner has been married to Amy for 16 years. They have two daughters, three-year-old Kaelyn and one-year-old McKenna.
Gardner learned at an early age about coaching from his father, who has coached numerous State Champions as well as a few
National Champions one of which is his oldest brother.
Gardner has an associate degree from Macomb Community College and earned his bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan
University.
Favorite volleyball term?
Genuine effort.
Favorite pre-game snack?
Anything good and nutritional that I'm in the mood for that day.
Favorite song to listen to prior to a match?
Mr. Probz "Waves" or music from Sevin or Social Club Misfits
Favorite food or meal?
Salmon or homemade chili
Your dream job?
Already do it.
What advice would you give a future volleyball player?
Learn the basics. Play smart and hard.
One thing a coach has taught you that you will carry on in life?
"It isn't good enough to say 'we're rebuilding.' I am sick of people who apologize for a bad job." —Vince Lombardi
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SANDI LYNCH—ASSISTANT COACH
Highlights
Coaching Resume
Assistant Coach Sandi Lynch enters her first season at Macomb Community College.
Lynch began coaching at Queen of Martyrs. She has also been the junior varsity and assistant varsity coach at Farmington Hills
Mercy High School and the freshmen and assistant varsity coach at Bloomfield Hills Marian High School. Lynch was a volunteer
assistant coach at Wayne State University and coaches at Instant Replay Volleyball Club.
Lynch has been married to Tom, an attorney for Ally Financial, for 20 years. They have four daughters, Mary Claire (18, a
freshman at Wittenberg University, where she is studying Physics, and is also a coach at Instant Replay Volleyball Club), Megan
(17, a senior at Northville High School), Mallory (15, a sophomore at Marian High School where she plays volleyball) and
Maureen (12, a seventh grader at Hillside Middle School and a swimmer for the South Lyon Aquatic Club).
Lynch played volleyball at Oakland University, where she majored in Psychology with a minor in Sociology and a specialization
in Criminal Justice.
When not in the gym with a team, she enjoys spending time with her husband and four daughters.
Pepper
Peanut M&M's and coffee
Alabama "Cheap Seats"
Mexican, Mexican and more Mexican
Your dream job?
Surgeon
Education first
If you walk off the court and you have learned something new, it has been a successful day.
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MONA
NICOLE SIDGE—ASSISTANT COACH
Highlights
Coaching Resume
Assistant Coach Nicole Sidge enters her first season at Macomb Community College.
Sidge has been coaching volleyball for the past eight years. She began her club coaching career with USA Michigan, training
middle school and high school athletes. After three years, she moved to Instant Replay, where she coached 17- and 18-year-old
athletes. Many of the athletes she coached have gone on to play at the next level – Division I, II, and III schools. She spent last
season as the junior varsity coach at Canton High School.
Sidge went to school at Michigan State University, where she was a member of the Big Ten Title-winning Women’s Crew team.
She graduated from MSU with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Special Education and went on to earn her Master’s Degree in
Special Education. Sidge is a special education resource teacher in Hartland, where she works at the elementary school level.
In her spare time, she enjoys reading, swimming and camping.
Ball control
Apples and peanut butter
Justin Timberlake "Can't Stop the Feeling"
Tacos
Your dream job?
Interpreter
Always give 100%
Your attitude will determine everything.
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DATE
2016 Volleyball Schedule
OPPONENT
TIME
LOCATION
Aug. 1-4
St. Joe’s Pre-Season
TBA
St. Joseph, MI
August 11
Marygrove Exhibition *
6:00 pm
Macomb
August 13
Owens CC – Exhibition *
11:00 am
Toledo, OH
August 17
Lawrence Tech University *
5:00 pm
Southfield
August 19
Tiffin University *
10:00 am
Ohio
August 20
Wayne State Exhibition *
9:00 am Detroit
August 27-28
Battle for the Dells 2016
9:00 am
Wisconsin Dells
Sept. 2-4
Owens Classic Tournament
9:00 am
Toledo, OH
September 13
Henry Ford CC
7:00 pm
Macomb
September 20
Mott CC
7:00 pm
Flint
September 22
Oakland CC
7:00 pm
Macomb
Sept. 23-24
Madonna Tournament
5:00 pm
Livonia
September 27
St. Clair CCC
7:00 pm
Port Huron
October 1 & 2
Raider Challenge
9:00 am
Grand Rapids
October 4
Schoolcraft CC
7:00 pm Macomb
October 6
Henry Ford CC
7:00 pm
Dearborn
October 8
Hagerstown CC Tri-Match
7:00 pm
Hagerstown, MD
October 11
Mott CC
7:00 pm
Macomb
October 16
Jayhawk Invitational
October 18
Oakland CC
October 20
St. Clair CCC-Sophomore Night
October 22
Alpena CC (doubleheader)
October 25
Schoolcraft CC
11 am & 1 pm
Muskegon
7:00 pm
Auburn Hills
7:00 pm
Macomb
12:00 pm & 3:00 pm Alpena
7:00 pm
Regionals
Livonia
TBD Volleyball Roster
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Name
Pos
Ht
Yr
Hometown/High School
1
Megan Underwood
DS/L
5’5”
F
Goodrich/Goodrich
4
5
Maddie Czopek
OH
5’10”
S
Sterling Heights/Sterling Heights
Rebecca Dorey
DS
5’5”
F
Clawson/Clawson
6
Skye Willer
OH
5’9”
S
Brown City/Brown City
7
Hayley Oles
OH/M
5’10”
F
Clawson/Clawson
8
Rachael Czarnecki
S
6’0”
S
Croswell/Croswell-Lexington
9
Timesha Wilson
M/OH
5’8”
F
Harper Woods/Chandler Park Academy
10
Emalie Lewis
M/OP
5’10”
F
Flint/Kearsley
13
Shelby Pullins
MH/OH
5’10”
F
Franklin/Wylie E. Groves
14
Alyssa Lee
DS/L
5’2”
F
Warren/Cousino
MONA
Head Coach: Irick Gardner
Assistant Coaches: Sandi Lynch, Nicole Sidge
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MEGAN UNDERWOOD
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
1
DSL
5'5"
Freshman
Goodrich
Goodrich
Career Highlights
High School
Helped lead Goodrich to the Class B state semifinals last season…Was named a team captain as a senior…Named Second
Team All-Conference as a junior and senior...She also was a pole vaulter on the track & field team.
Born Megan Elizabeth Underwood…Daughter of Mike and Stacy Underwood…Her sister Jenna was a keeper on the women’s
soccer team at Bowling Green…Pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education…Played seven years of travel…Additional
hobbies include running and swimming.
Favorite Volleyball term?
Dig
Strawberry yogurt
Desiigner "Panda"
French fries
Your dream job?
Kindergarten teacher
Play your hardest and be all in. Don't give up.
One thing a coach has taught you
that you will carry on in life?
It's all mental. Give 100% effort at all times.
Nickname
Meg
MADDIE CZOPEK
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
4
OH
5'10"
Sophomore
Sterling Heights
Sterling Heights
Career Highlights
High School
Won district titles in 2011, 2012 and 2014 at Sterling Heights…Named team MVP two years, and earned All-County, All-Region
and All-Conference honors…Holds multiple school records, including kills in a game (27), kills in a season (602) and kills in a
career (1,504)…Was named a team captain as a senior.
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Born Madeline Renee Czopek…Daughter of Mike and Anne Czopek…Appeared in 19 matches last season and finished with 156
kills on 343 attacks to go along with 11 assists, 19 aces, 140 digs and 28 blocks. Named to MCCAA Eastern Conference Second
Team and All-Freshman Team…Also received the Monarchs’ Coaches Award…Her mother Anne was a member of the Track
team at Central Michigan University (1980-84) and sister Kate played Volleyball at Saginaw Valley State University (2010-14)…
Pursuing a degree in Graphic Design…Additional hobbies include drawing and painting.
Kill
Granola bar
Manolo "Triple Lee"
Asian
Your dream job?
Game or graphic designer
Always give 100%.
Never give up on what you have a passion for.
Nickname
Mad Dog
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REBECCA DOREY
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
5
DS
5'5"
Freshman
Clawson
Clawson
Career Highlights
High School
Helped lead Clawson to the MAC Bronze Division championship in 2014 and 2015…Named MAC Bronze MVP her senior year…
Was named a team captain as a senior.
Born Rebecca Allison Dorey…Daughter of Clarence and Sandy Dorey…Her dad played basketball at Michigan Tech…Pursuing a
degree in Physical Therapy…Played four years of travel.
Dig it
Granola bar
Breaking Benjamin "The Diary of Jane"
Prime rib
Your dream job?
Physical Therapist
Always give 100%.
It's a mental game.
Nickname
Bec
SKYE WILLER
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
6
OH
5'9"
Sophomore
Brown City
Brown City
Career Highlights
High School
Helped lead Brown City to its first regional title in school history her senior year…Was named a team captain as a senior…She
also played basketball and softball.
Born Skye Maree Willer…Daughter of Dan Willer and Tina Lints…Appeared in all 21 matches last season and led team in
kills (170) on 387 attacks. She also had 58 digs, 36 aces and 25 blocks. Named team MVP and Offensive Player of the Year.
Named MCCAA Eastern Conference Freshman of the Year along with making the First Team and All-Freshman Team. Named to
All-Region and All-MCCAA teams…Named team captain this season…Her grandfather Bob Lints was drafted by the Green Bay
Packers…Pursuing a degree in Nursing…Additional hobbies include snowboarding.
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MONA
Kill
Light blue Gatorade and mini M&Ms
Lil' Jon "Let's Go"
Pizza or Pasta
Your dream job?
Brain surgeon
You get what you put in. Work when no one else is.
How you react to situations, such as losing a game. Do you pout
or work harder at practice tomorrow?
Nickname
Sky
HAYLEY OLES
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
7
OH/RS
5'10"
Freshman
Clawson
Clawson
Career Highlights
High School
Helped lead Clawson to the MAC Bronze Division championship in 2014 and 2015…Named First Team All-Conference as a
senior, made Honorable Mention as a junior and was voted MVP as a sophomore…Was named a team captain as a senior.
Born Hayley Evelyn Oles…Daughter of Paul and Rebecca Oles…Pursuing a degree in Early Childhood Education…Played three
years of travel.
Kill
Gatorade and granola bar
Lil' John "Let's Go"
Steak
Your dream job?
Stunt Double
Give 100% and always push yourself.
It's all mental.
Nickname
Hayl/Hay
RACHAEL CZARNECKI
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
8
S
6'0"
Sophomore
Croswell
Croswell-Lexington
Career Highlights
High School
Earned All-Region, All-County and All-Academic honors her senior year on the volleyball team at Croswell-Lexington. Led team in
blocks and aces…Was a midfielder on soccer team.
Born Rachael Marie Czarnecki…Daughter of Dan and Laura Czarnecki…Appeared in 18 matches last season and had 44 kills on
133 attacks. She also had 25 blocks and 19 digs…Named team captain this season…Pursuing a degree in psychology…Played
eight years of travel…Likes spending time with friends and family.
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Kill
Lemon Luna bars
Queen "We Are the Champions"
Chicken Pot Pie
Your dream job?
Psychologist
Don't give up when it gets hard.
Ignore what everyone says around you and just play volleyball.
Nickname
Ray
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TIMESHA WILSON
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
9
M/OH
5'8"
Freshman
Harper Woods
Chandler Park Academy
Career Highlights
High School
Was named a team captain all four years at Chandler Park…Named First Team All-Conference as a senior…She also competed
in track & field and basketball.
Born Timesha Marie Wilson…Daughter of Victoria Colley…Her cousin played volleyball at Grand Canyon University…Pursuing a
degree in Mortuary Science…Played two years of travel.
Attack
Gatorade and fruit
Drake "Forever"
Steak
Your dream job?
Mortician
Always work harder than the next person.
Always give 100%.
Nickname
Meesh
EMALIE LEWIS
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
10
M/OP
5'10"
Freshman
Flint
Kearsley
Career Highlights
High School
Was named a team captain her senior year…Named Honorable Mention All-State as a senior…Received the Scholar Athlete
Award all four years…Named Athlete of the Year as senior. ... She was a center on the basketball team and a sprinter and short
distance runner on the track & field team.
MONA
Born Emalie Kathleen Lewis…Daughter of Charles and Amy Lewis…Her aunt, Kathy Hitchcock, played college softball…
Pursuing a degree in Psychology…Played three years of travel…Also enjoys running, painting and spending time with family and
friends.
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Kill
Banana
Fabolous "You Be Killin Em"
Any pasta dish
Your dream job?
Psychologist
Work hard. You'll be proud of what you accomplished.
Pain is temporary, the memory is forever.
Nickname
Em
SHELBY PULLINS
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
13
MH/OH
5'10"
Freshman
Franklin
Wylie E. Groves
Career Highlights
High School
Named MVP and Offensive Player of the Year her senior year on the volleyball team at Wylie E. Groves and helped lead team to
a district title as a junior…Team captain as a junior and senior…Competed in high jump and 200 and was a member of the 400
and 800 relay teams. A forward on the basketball team.
Born Shelby Michele Pullins…Daughter of Gabriella Pullins…Her sister Morgan played basketball for four seasons at St. Mary’s
University…Pursuing a degree in Animal Science and Technology…Played two years of travel.
Kill it
Anything I can get my hands on.
Anything hype!
Spicy Mexican
Your dream job?
Veterinarian
If you really love the game, dig deep and never stop
pushing yourself.
99% is never enough.
Nickname
Shel
ALYSSA LEE
Number
Position
Height
Year
Hometown
High School
14
DS/L
5'2"
Freshman
Warren
Cousino
Career Highlights
High School
Named All-County Honorable Mention last season…Was named a team captain as a senior.
Born Alyssa Lee…Daughter of Kabao Yang…Pursuing a degree in Biology.
ARCHS
Dig
Fruit snacks
Eminem "Forgot About Dre"
Chicken nuggets
Your dream job?
Physician assistant
Never give up on the ball.
Get a touch on the ball today then tomorrow you'll be closer
to getting it.
Nickname
Lyss
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Boot Camp
First-year coach Irick Gardner had a vision when
he chose to take his Monarchs to the sandy
beaches on the west side of the state.
And it paid off.
The team went through two-and-a-half days of
intense training on land and in water to better
prepare them for the 2016 season.
This was not a vacation.
The team climbed sand dunes carrying a weight,
ran numerous times along the beach and got a
great cardio workout in the lake.
But the most important part of the trip was the
team bonding as they tackled every obstacle
together, encouraging each other along the way.
There’s no doubt this will help the Monarchs
have a very successful 2016 season.
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Athletic Accomplishments—All Sports
In its more than 60 years of existence, Macomb Community
College has had hundreds of athletes qualify for individual
honors, including All-American, All-Region,
All-State, and All-Conference.
The program has produced:
6—NJCAA National Championships in:
Men’s Soccer—(2001)
Women’s Marathon—(1984, 1985, 1986, 1992)
Women’s Cross Country—(1984)
45—Region XII Titles in:
Men’s Soccer (18)
Women’s Cross Country (11)
Men’s Track & Field (2)
Women’s Softball (6)
Men’s Baseball (2)
Men’s Golf (2)
Men’s Cross Country (1)
Women’s Basketball (1)
Women’s Volleyball (1)
67—MCCAA Conference Titles in:
Men’s Soccer (15)
Men’s Baseball (12)
Women’s Cross Country (10)
Men’s Golf (5)
Men’s Cross Country (5)
Women’s Softball (5)
Women’s Volleyball (3)
Women’s Tennis (3)
Women’s Basketball (2)
Women’s Track (2)
Men’s Track (2)
Men’s Basketball (2)
Men’s Tennis (1)
26—NJCAA National Individual Champions
199—NJCAA All-Americans
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Macomb Volleyball
All-Time Record: 747-607-2
All-Region: 19
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All-Conference First Team: 49
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MCCAA Eastern Conference
Championships: 2
MCCAA Championships: 3
Regional Championships: 1
NJCAA Tournament Appearances: 1
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The Macomb Monarchs are members in good standing with the
National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), NJCAA Region
XII, and the Michigan Community College Athletic Association
(MCCAA).
These three affiliations dictate intercollegiate athletics in regards to
game scheduling, in-season and post-season tournament sites, to
athletic eligibility, and graduation standards.
The Monarchs pride themselves in maintaining the mission and
philosophy statements of these three affiliations.
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NJCAA
The National Junior College Athletic Association was founded in
1937 and consists of over 500 member schools in 42 states.
The NJCAA is made up of 24 regions. Macomb Community College
competes in Region XII, which consists of community colleges from
Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio.
www.NJCAA.org
REGION XII
Region XII is made up of 31 community colleges in Michigan, Ohio,
and Indiana.
Region XII has two major athletic conferences. Ohio schools are
members of the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference
(OCCAC), and Michigan schools are members of the Michigan
Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA).
MCCAA
The Michigan Community College Athletic Association (MCCAA)
was founded in 1926.
The MCCAA is made up of 20 community colleges from Michigan
and Indiana.
The MCCAA sponsors 12 sports (6 male/6 female).
www.MCCAA.org
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2016 Michigan Community
College Athletic Association
Member Information
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SCHOOL
CITY, STATE
NICKNAME
COLORS
FOUNDED
Alpena
Alpena, MI
Lumberjacks
Maroon/Gray
1952
Ancilla
Donaldson, IN
Charger
Royal Blue/Gold
1937
Delta
University Center, MI
Pioneers
Green/White
1961
Glen Oaks
Centreville, MI
Vikings
Green/Gold
1967
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids, MI
Raiders
Blue/Gold
1914
Henry Ford
Dearborn, MI
Hawks
Royal Blue/White
1938
Jackson
Jackson, MI
Jets
Maroon/Old Gold
1928
Kalamazoo Valley
Kalamazoo, MI
Cougars
Royal Blue/White
1966
Kellogg
Battle Creek, MI
Bruins
Blue/Silver
1959
Kirtland
Roscommon, MI
Firebirds
Teal/Gold/Black
1966
Lake Michigan
Benton Harbor, MI
Red Hawks
Red/Gray
1946
Lansing
Lansing, MI
Stars
Black/Silver/White
1957
Macomb
Warren, MI
Monarchs
Navy/White
1954
Mid-Michigan
Harrison, MI
Lakers
Blue/Silver
1965
Mott
Flint, MI
Bears
Black/Gold
1923
Muskegon
Muskegon, MI
Jayhawks
Royal Blue/Gold
1926
Oakland
Waterford, MI
Raiders
Green/White
1964
St. Clair County
Port Huron, MI
Skippers
Navy/White
1923
Schoolcraft
Livonia, MI
Ocelots
Blue/Gold
1961
Wayne County
Detroit, MI
Wildcats
Blue/White
1967
2016 MCCAA
Volleyball Members
MCCAA EASTERN CONFERENCE
Alpena Community College
Henry Ford Community College
Macomb Community College
Mott Community College
Oakland Community College
Schoolcraft College
St. Clair County Community College
MCCAA WESTERN CONFERENCE
Ancilla College
Glen Oaks Community College
Grand Rapids Community College
Jackson Community College
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Kellogg Community College
Lake Michigan College
Lansing Community College
Muskegon Community College
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About Macomb Community College
Macomb Community College ranks in the top two percent nationally
for the number of associate degrees awarded and is accredited by
the Higher Learning Commission, as well as several program-specific
accreditation organizations. Its offerings include university transfer, early
college, professional certification, workforce development, continuing
education and enrichment, and, through its nationally acclaimed
University Center that opened in 1991, bachelor degree completion and
graduate level programs. Growing steadily from the first 84 students that
showed up for class on Sept. 16, 1954, Macomb Community College now
serves approximately 48,000 annually.
The athletic program is part of a vibrant campus life that complements
nearly 200 degree and certificate programs, including many in high tech
and high demand fields. As a community college funded, in part, by
local tax revenue and state appropriations, Macomb is able to maintain
a tuition rate that is considerably lower than that of four-year colleges or
universities, amounting to a savings of approximately $18,000 for transfer
students taking their first two years of a four-year (bachelor’s) degree
program at Macomb. .
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MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
James F. Kelly, Chairperson
Vincent Viviano, Vice Chairperson
Jennifer Haase, Secretary
Roseanne DiMaria, Treasurer
Frank Cusumano, Trustee
Joseph DeSantis, Trustee
Elizabeth Lucido, Trustee
James Jacobs, Ph.D., College President
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