Community Christian College Accepted To NJCAA


Men’s Women’s ………………………………………….
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BASKETBALL BASKETBALL
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They are adding football for this fall. This school is located in Redlands, California. They are the ones with the satelite campuses all over the country including the private schools in affiliations to them in Arizona that added football last year.

Updated with D2 Bridgeport be aquired by other schools.

Savannah State is now a full D2 member.

* Texas-Tyler advances to Year 3.
* Frostburg State and College of Staten Island advance to Year 2.
* Allen and D’Youville College were accepted to begin reclassifying to D2. Allen will play one more year in the NAIA; it's not officially known yet what conference they are joining. D’Youville comes from D3 to join the East Coast Conference and might begin playing a D2 schedule immediately.

Savannah State to become active DII member

(07-06-2020 05:05 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Community Christian College Accepted To NJCAA


Men’s Women’s ………………………………………….
SOCCER SOCCER
BASKETBALL BASKETBALL
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CHEERLEADING CHEERLEADING
CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY
TRACK & FIELD TRACK & FIELD
FOOTBALL


They are adding football for this fall. This school is located in Redlands, California. They are the ones with the satelite campuses all over the country including the private schools in affiliations to them in Arizona that added football last year.

They might be the only NJCAA school in California. Lots of JuCo schools, but none to my knowledge are in the NJCAA.

(07-10-2020 07:16 PM)RobtheAggie Wrote:  

(07-06-2020 05:05 PM)DavidSt Wrote:  Community Christian College Accepted To NJCAA


Men’s Women’s ………………………………………….
SOCCER SOCCER
BASKETBALL BASKETBALL
BASEBALL SOFTBALL
CHEERLEADING CHEERLEADING
CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY
TRACK & FIELD TRACK & FIELD
FOOTBALL


They are adding football for this fall. This school is located in Redlands, California. They are the ones with the satellite campuses all over the country including the private schools in affiliations to them in Arizona that added football last year.

They might be the only NJCAA school in California. Lots of JuCo schools, but none to my knowledge are in the NJCAA.

California Community Colleges (public) participate in the The California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA). The CCCAA is a sports association for community colleges in the U.S. state of California. It oversees 108 athletic programs throughout the state.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California...ssociation

California Community Colleges (public) are accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC). The ACCJC accredits private and public colleges that provide students two-year education programs and confer the associate degree. The ACCJC's scope includes colleges in California, Hawaii, and American territories and protectorates in the Pacific Ocean.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accreditin...r_Colleges

Community Christian College (CCC) is a private Christian two-year college located in Redlands, California, United States. Since 2007, Community Christian College has been accredited by Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_...an_College

Community Christian College (CCC) was a member of the Association of Christian College Athletics (ACCA). The ACCA is a collegiate athletic organization that provides an opportunity for smaller Christian college members to compete on an equal level of competition with schools of like size.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Associatio..._Athletics

The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), founded in 1938, is the governing association of community college, state college and junior college athletics throughout the United States.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_J...ssociation

Community Christian College will be placed in Region 1: Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_J...nd_regions

The Arizona Community College Athletic Conference (ACCAC) is a junior college conference in Region I of the National Junior College Athletic Association.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_Co...Conference

The ACCAC of the NJCAA gives the CCC more regional (southwestern) competition than the ACCA, which competes more nationwide...

More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

(07-11-2020 07:16 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

What is or was Virginia A&M? I’ve lived in Virginia my entire life and I’ve never heard of it.

EDIT TO ADD: Virginia Tech was called Virginia A&M in the 1800s but I’m gonna guess that’s not it.

(07-11-2020 11:09 AM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 07:16 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

What is or was Virginia A&M? I’ve lived in Virginia my entire life and I’ve never heard of it.

EDIT TO ADD: Virginia Tech was called Virginia A&M in the 1800s but I’m gonna guess that’s not it.

Virginia A&M is located in Richmond. It is a new school that popped up in the last ten years. They recently added sports. A few years ago, they became an affiliated with CCC and got their name changed. I guess there was going be a lawsuit which could be the reason they renamed the school.

(07-11-2020 11:34 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 11:09 AM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 07:16 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

What is or was Virginia A&M? I’ve lived in Virginia my entire life and I’ve never heard of it.

EDIT TO ADD: Virginia Tech was called Virginia A&M in the 1800s but I’m gonna guess that’s not it.

Virginia A&M is located in Richmond. It is a new school that popped up in the last ten years. They recently added sports. A few years ago, they became an affiliated with CCC and got their name changed. I guess there was going be a lawsuit which could be the reason they renamed the school.

Do you have a website or anything else about them? I lived in Richmond a bunch of times in the past 10 years or so and I’ve never heard of them. Google’s showing nothing except your posts.

(07-11-2020 12:00 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 11:34 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 11:09 AM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 07:16 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

What is or was Virginia A&M? I’ve lived in Virginia my entire life and I’ve never heard of it.

EDIT TO ADD: Virginia Tech was called Virginia A&M in the 1800s but I’m gonna guess that’s not it.

Virginia A&M is located in Richmond. It is a new school that popped up in the last ten years. They recently added sports. A few years ago, they became an affiliated with CCC and got their name changed. I guess there was going be a lawsuit which could be the reason they renamed the school.

Do you have a website or anything else about them? I lived in Richmond a bunch of times in the past 10 years or so and I’ve never heard of them. Google’s showing nothing except your posts.

Central International College is another College of Faith school that did not have SACS or TRACS accreditations.





The game above is the match between Valley Forge Military College and CCC-Virginia.





NCFA Club Football

(07-11-2020 12:00 PM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 11:34 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 11:09 AM)Cyniclone Wrote:  

(07-11-2020 07:16 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  More Community Christian Colleges

Lancaster
East Atlanta
West Atlanta
Charlotte
Collegiate Prep Athletix -Kansas City
Columbus
Greenville
Greensboro
Houston
Jacksonville
Louisiana
LPH CCC - Memphis
Orlando
Tampa
Union County

Community Christian College-Lancaster in South Carolina is coached by LaDell Richardson who used to coached College of Faith-Charlotte. University of Faith-Florida is now known as Community Christian College-Tampa.

Louisiana is known as Louisiana Christian College as part of the CCC system.

There is a third CCC-Atlanta school with no football. CCC-Coastal will be a new school with sports in South Carolina and Raliegh-Durham in North Carolina will begin fielding teams next year.

This does not include the 5 CCC affiliated schools in Arizona that they gave a lifeline to the players, coaches and the communities when the public schools dropped football after the 2018 season.

Louisiana Christian College might be the next one to apply for the NJCAA.

Louisiana Christian College
Southern-Shreveport
Arkansas Baptist could form an Arkla conference.

CCC-Charlotte and CCC-Tampa are 4 years and now TRACS which they could fit into the NCCAA.

CCC also merged with Virginia A&M as will to become CCC-Virginia which they have a club football team in the NCFA.

CCC does have a partnership for a fast track program with California Baptist from the WAC.
They also have some arrangements where courses taken at CCC will be accredited to Grand Canyon U., Northwestern, Arizona State, Seattle Pacific, Biola, Limestone, Johnson C. Smith, Redlands, UCS-San Bernardino and others.

What is or was Virginia A&M? I’ve lived in Virginia my entire life and I’ve never heard of it.

EDIT TO ADD: Virginia Tech was called Virginia A&M in the 1800s but I’m gonna guess that’s not it.

Virginia A&M is located in Richmond. It is a new school that popped up in the last ten years. They recently added sports. A few years ago, they became an affiliated with CCC and got their name changed. I guess there was going be a lawsuit which could be the reason they renamed the school.

Do you have a website or anything else about them? I lived in Richmond a bunch of times in the past 10 years or so and I’ve never heard of them. Google’s showing nothing except your posts.

It isn't a school at all. Not even in the non traditional sense. It's a sports club imitating the name of a college. It makes scheduling them easier for the host teams paying them come play. Virginia A&M sounds like a school.

Has anyone in the media looked into this? It looks like Detective DavidSt just uncovered a huge scandal.

(07-13-2020 10:25 PM)IWokeUpLikeThis Wrote:  Has anyone in the media looked into this? It looks like Detective DavidSt just uncovered a huge scandal.

I have been accredited on Reddit subforum for CFB for bringing attention to all the scandalous schools of the college of Faith schools. I also emailed the legal department of the NAIA and NCAA about these types of schools. I got a thank you from the NAIA people, but not from the NCAA when they look into these schools, and they deemed that these schools were not countable towards stats and wins/loss columns. These schools were bot accredited by any Higher Learning like SACS, TRACS and other types that are recognized by the US Government. Since CCC is accredited by TRACS, they got accepted into NJCAA. North American U. counts because they are also accredited by a US Government recognization agency.

Allen's news release on joining NCAA D2:

http://www.auyellowjackets.com/article/293.php

The University of Maine at Machias has dropped athletics for at least the next three years.

https://bangordailynews.com/2020/07/23/s...ds-sports/

(07-23-2020 08:52 AM)ccd494 Wrote:  The University of Maine at Machias has dropped athletics for at least the next three years.

https://bangordailynews.com/2020/07/23/s...ds-sports/

Probably not the last.

Ohio Valley is withdrawing from the GMAC in 2021. No word on where they'll go.

https://fightingscots.ovu.edu/news/2020/...th=general

(08-04-2020 03:27 PM)Inkblot Wrote:  Ohio Valley is withdrawing from the GMAC in 2021. No word on where they'll go.

https://fightingscots.ovu.edu/news/2020/...th=general

The timing aligns with the NAIA summer application period. With an enrollment of 550 and endowment of less than $1m they would probably not head for D3. They need the athlete tuition too badly. With 16 teams, they probably wouldn't fit in USCCA or NCCAA.

(08-04-2020 03:47 PM)teamvsn Wrote:  

(08-04-2020 03:27 PM)Inkblot Wrote:  Ohio Valley is withdrawing from the GMAC in 2021. No word on where they'll go.

https://fightingscots.ovu.edu/news/2020/...th=general

The timing aligns with the NAIA summer application period. With an enrollment of 550 and endowment of less than $1m they would probably not head for D3. They need the athlete tuition too badly. With 16 teams, they probably wouldn't fit in USCCA or NCCAA.

I'm seeing that they only have ~480 undergrads, 80% of them must be varsity athletes.

(08-04-2020 04:04 PM)TDenverFan Wrote:  

(08-04-2020 03:47 PM)teamvsn Wrote:  

(08-04-2020 03:27 PM)Inkblot Wrote:  Ohio Valley is withdrawing from the GMAC in 2021. No word on where they'll go.

https://fightingscots.ovu.edu/news/2020/...th=general

The timing aligns with the NAIA summer application period. With an enrollment of 550 and endowment of less than $1m they would probably not head for D3. They need the athlete tuition too badly. With 16 teams, they probably wouldn't fit in USCCA or NCCAA.

I'm seeing that they only have ~480 undergrads, 80% of them must be varsity athletes.

I count 182 athletes last year. They don't have football. So that's 38%.