August 3, 2007 - Schoolcraft College is ranked 13th in the NJCAA Pre season Division I soccer poll. Schoolcraft College finished last season with a 12-3 overall record and won the MCCAA Soccer title with a 6-0 record.  Schoolcraft lost in the Region XII Semi-final to Cincinnati State 2-1 in overtime.

June 9, 2007 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that Gene Gifford of Muskegon Community College is the recipient of the 2007 MCCAA Athletic Director of the Year.  Gifford, who also serves as the MCCAA President, is the first two-time recipient of the award.  He also won the award  in 1996.  Muskegon CC becomes the first college to have the award presented to its Athletic Director three time as J. Paul King won the award in 1992. 

June 8, 2007 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that Jackson Community College was unanimously  admitted as the 19th member of the MCCAA.  Jackson CC had been a provisional member during the 2006-07 season, in accordance with the MCCAA constitution. This is Jackson's second stint as an MCCAA member.  Jackson withdrew from the association in the 1980's.

Jackson had a very successful first season with the baseball team qualifying for the Region XII baseball tournament and the men's and women's cross country teams each finishing fourth and Jessie Olds earning All-MCCAA and All-Region Honors in cross country.  The Jets also fielded a softball team this past season.  They will be adding men's and women's basketball and women's volleyball for the 2007-08 season. 

By becoming full fledged members it means Jackson can compete for conference and MCCAA Championships, as well as the MCCAA All-Sports Trophy.

“On behalf of the administration, faculty, students and staff of Jackson Community College and the communities we serve, we would like to thank the leadership and members of the MCCAA for their vote earlier this week to readmit JCC as a full league member.", comment Steve Bloomfield, Athletic Director at Jackson CC. Bloomfield also said,  "We truly appreciate the league’s willingness to work with our College during the past 18 months while we developed our new sports program.  The 2007-2008 academic year proved highly successful with the introduction of men’s and women’s cross country, baseball and softball and this would not have happened had it not been for the generosity and professionalism of the MCCAA membership.”

"The MCCAA is very pleased to have Jackson Community  College join our association as a regular member.", said MCCAA President Gene Gifford.  "We have been very impressed by  Jackson Community College’s plan to implement their athletic program and the progress they have made to this point.  Steve Bloomfield has demonstrated tremendous leadership, dedication, and commitment."

Jackson will compete in the Western Conference for basketball, softball and volleyball.  Cross country and baseball are MCCAA sports with no conferences.

June 7, 2007 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that Schoolcraft College has won the 2006-07 MCCAA All-Sports Trophy.  Schoolcraft finished with a 91.66 average over five points ahead of runner-up Lansing Community College.  This is the fifth All-Sports Trophy and the first since they won the trophy four times in a row from 2001-2004.  "We are humbled at Schoolcraft College winning the 2006-07 MCCAA All-Sports Trophy which reflects the quality of coaching, student athlete performance and the attention given to all sponsored sports within our intercollegiate athletics program.", commented Athletic Director Sid Fox.  Fox also commented, "I want to offer our deep sense of gratitude to the MCCAA for making this award possible."  Schoolcraft won the MCCAA Eastern Conference Volleyball and Women's Basketball championships.  They also won the MCCAA Soccer and Men's Basketball titles.  They finished second in the Eastern Conference Men's Basketball Conference and third in the MCCAA Women's Cross Country Meet.  The Ocelot golf team finished fourth in the MCCAA Eastern Conference. 

The MCCAA All-Sports trophy is presented annually to the school who finishes first in the All-Sports Standings.  Teams are given points by the place they finish in a sport and that is divided by the number of sports each school has.  The trophy has been awarded annually since 1958. 

June 8, 2006 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that Gene Reese of Ancilla College has been named the MCCAA Athletic Director of the year.  Reese becomes the 17 person to be honored with the award.  During his tenure at Ancilla College, Reese has overseen the following advancements.  Ancilla has established full-time employment opportunities for all of their head coaches.  They have built a brand new baseball and softball facility on campus and entered into a multi-million dollar partnership with their community for a new indoor athletic facility for their volleyball and men's and women's basketball programs.  Ancilla College Athletic Department has an official drug testing policy (including nicotine) to promote the health and wellness among their athletes.  Ancilla was also featured in the JUCO Review in the last year.  Ancilla College is the only member of the MCCAA located in Indiana. 

June 8, 2006 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that 224 student athletes have earned Academic All-Conference awards this year in the MCCAA.  To earn the award a student must have passed 36 credits with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.  Of those 224 athletes, another 159 earned Academic All-MCCAA awards.  To earn the award a student must pass 36 credits with a minimum of a 3.2 grade point average.  More academic awards will be passed out later this summer by the NJCAA.

June 7, 2006 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce the addition of Jackson Community College to the MCCAA as a provisional member for the 2006-2007 school year.  Jackson rejoins the MCCAA after a close to 25 year absence.  The Jets will be members of the Western Conference of the MCCAA.  Jackson will field four sports next year, men's and women's cross county, men's baseball and women's softball.  As a provisional member, Jackson will not be able to compete for conference championships or in the MCCAA All-Sports Trophy this season.  Jackson will add three additional sports during the 2007-2008 school year.  Men's and women's basketball and women's softball are the sports slated to be added during that year.  The Jets won four All-Sports Trophies during their first tenure in the MCCAA.  They also won the following MCCAA Championships: Men's Cross County (2); Men's Basketball (4); Men's Golf (2); Women's Basketball (2); Men's Track and Field (2); and Men's Tennis (2).

June 7, 2006 - The Michigan Community College Athletic Association is proud to announce that Lansing Community College has won the 2005-2006 MCCAA All-Sports Trophy.  It is the second year in a row that Lansing CC has won the trophy and the 15th time overall.  Lansing CC was help by MCCAA Championships in men's cross country, women's cross country, men's basketball and women's basketball.  A second place finish in softball and a third place finish in basketball also helped the Stars to the title.  The top four teams stay the same as last year.  Mott CC finished second with 83.02 points, Kalamazoo Valley CC was third with 77.63 points and Grand Rapids CC was fourth with 76.53 points.  Delta College made the biggest move from last year jumping seven spots to sixth place.  Henry Ford CC moved five spots from 17th to 12th and Macomb CC moved four spots from ninth to fifth.