Mid-Central College Conference

Mid-Central College Conference
Mid-Central College Conference
(MCC)
Mid-Central College Conference logo
Association NAIA
Members 10
Sports fielded 14 (men's: 7; women's: 7)
Region Midwestern United States
Region VIII
Commissioner J. D. Collins
Website mid-centralconf.org
Locations
Mid-Central College Conference locations

The Mid-Central College Conference (MCC) is an athletic conference composed of NAIA private Christian colleges in Indiana, Michigan and Ohio . The current conference commissioner is J. D. Collins.

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Member schools

Member teams compete in baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field and volleyball.

The full member institutions of the Mid-Central College Conference are:

Institution Location Founded Affiliation Enrollment Nickname Endowment
Bethel College Mishawaka, Indiana 1947 Private/Missionary 1,964 Pilots $ 7,800,000
Goshen College Goshen, Indiana 1894 Private/Mennonite 971 Maple Leafs $ 121,000,000
Grace College Winona Lake, Indiana 1948 Private/Grace Brethren 1,308 Lancers $ 4,300,000
Huntington University Huntington, Indiana 1897 Private/United Brethren in Christ 1,089 Foresters $ 24,400,000
Indiana Wesleyan University Marion, Indiana 1920 Private/Wesleyan 15,953 Wildcats $ 60,000,000
Marian University Indianapolis, Indiana 1851 Private/Roman Catholic 1,800 Knights $ 7,800,000
Mount Vernon Nazarene University Mount Vernon, Ohio 1964 Private/Roman Catholic 2,622 Cougars $ 12,200,000
Spring Arbor University Spring Arbor, Michigan 1873 Private/Free Methodist 2,600 Cougars $ 10,000,000
Taylor University Upland, Indiana 1846 Private/Non-denominational Christian 1,887 Trojans $ 48,500,000
University of St. Francis Fort Wayne, Indiana 1890 Private/Roman Catholic 1,883 Cougars $

Commissioners Cup

Each year, the MCC college with the most points based on final rankings in each sport, is awarded the Commissioners Cup (formerly known as the All Sports Trophy). The current holder is Indiana Wesleyan University, which has won the last eight cups in a row and holds the record for cups won, with fourteen. [1]

Notable athletes

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