NJCAA Region 23
Region XXIII of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) consists of two junior college athletic conferences: the Louisiana Community Colleges Athletic Conference (LCCAC) and the Mississippi Association of Community & Junior Colleges (MACCC).
Member schools
=[[Louisiana Community Colleges Athletic Conference|LCCAC]] members=
The LCCAC currently has five full members, all are public schools:
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! Institution ! Location{{efn|group=LCCAC|All locations are within the State of Louisiana.}} ! Founded ! Affiliation ! Enrollment ! Nickname ! Joined |
| Baton Rouge Community College
| 1995 | Public{{efn|group=LCCAC|name=LCTCS|Part of the Louisiana Community and Technical College System.}} | 8,000 | Bears | ? |
| Delgado Community College
| 1921 | Public{{efn|group=LCCAC|name=LCTCS}} | 19,000 | Dolphins | ? |
| Louisiana State University at Eunice
| Eunice | 1964 | Public{{efn|group=LCCAC|name=LSU|Part of the Louisiana State University System.}} | 4,074 | Bengals | ? |
| Nunez Community College
| 1992 | Public{{efn|group=LCCAC|name=LCTCS}} | 2,166 | Pelicans | ? |
| Southern University at Shreveport
| 1967 | Public{{efn|group=LCCAC|name=SoU|Part of the Southern University System.}} | 3,014 | Jaguars | ? |
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=[[Mississippi Association of Community & Junior Colleges|MACCC]] members=
File:Map of MAJCC football teams.jpg
The MACCC currently has 15 full members, all are public schools:
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! Institution ! Location{{efn|group=MACCC|All locations are within the State of Mississippi.}} ! Founded ! Affiliation ! Enrollment ! Nickname ! Joined ! Division |
| Coahoma Community College
| 1949 | rowspan="15" | Public{{efn|group=MACCC|name=MCCB|Part of the Mississippi Community College Board.}} | 1,612 | Tigers | ? | North |
| Copiah–Lincoln Community College
| Wesson | 1928 | 3,929 | Wolf Pack | ? | South |
| East Central Community College
| Decatur | 1928 | 3,049 | Warriors | ? | South |
| East Mississippi Community College
| Scooba | 1927 | 5,433 | Lions | ? | North |
| Hinds Community College
| Raymond | 1917 | 12,811 | Eagles | ? | South |
| Holmes Community College
| Goodman | 1911 | 5,409 | Bulldogs | ? | North |
| Itawamba Community College
| Fulton | 1948 | 5,654 | Indians | ? | North |
| Jones College{{efn|group=MACCC|Also known as Jones County Junior College.}}
| 1911 | 4,778 | Bobcats | ? | South |
| Meridian Community College{{efn|group=MACCC|name=nfb|Non-football full member.}}
| Meridian | 1937 | 3,435 | Eagles | 2002 | South |
| Mississippi Delta Community College
| Moorhead | 1927 | 3,491 | Trojans | ? | North |
| Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
| 1911 | 8,677 | Bulldogs | ? | South |
| Northeast Mississippi Community College
| 1948 | 3,400 | Tigers | ? | North |
| Northwest Mississippi Community College
| 1927 | 6,607 | Rangers | ? | North |
| Pearl River Community College
| 1909 | 5,731 | Wildcats | ? | South |
| Southwest Mississippi Community College
| Summit | 1908 | 2,128 | Bears | ? | South |
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{{notelist|group=MACCC}}
See also
External links
- [https://www.njcaa.org/media/NJCAA_Insider/Feb_18/Up_Close_Region/Region_23 Region 23] on NJCAA Insider
- [https://www.macccathletics.com/R23_Update_3.4 Region 23] on MACCC Athletics
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