MCCC Athletics

Mercer County Community College has enjoyed four decades of excellence in two-year college athletics. Mercer offers intercollegiate competition in men's and women's basketball, cross country, soccer, and tennis, men's baseball, and women's softball. Some sports offer scholarship opportunities for student-athletes.

The Vikings are members of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), Region XIX and the Garden State Athletic Conference (GSAC).

Mercer has won national championships in men's soccer (eight), women's tennis (four) and men's basketball (two). Entering the 2015-2016 academic year, 234 student-athletes have earned NJCAA All-American honors (including 52 two-time winners) and hundreds more have gained Region XIX and GSAC honors. Since 2005, all nine of Mercer's teams have advanced in NJCAA national or district tournaments, and eight of the nine sports have captured Region 19 championships.

Many Mercer student-athletes successfully transfer to four-year schools throughout the United States.

In addition to their success on the playing field, Mercer student-athletes know that to further their collegiate career they must excel in the classroom. Each athlete must agree to academic monitoring and requirements. Progress reports are communicated between the athletic department and faculty advisors. Tutoring is available where necessary, and all support systems are offered to student-athletes to help them achieve academic success.

Highlights

• 4 women's tennis national championships (1999, 2000, 2002, 2005)
• 8 men's soccer national championships (1963, 1968, 1982, 1988, 1991, 1995, 1996, 2004)
• 2 men's basketball national championships (1973, 1974)
• In 2015-2016, Mercer won 4 Garden State Athletic Conference titles (Baseball, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis, and Softball) and 3 Region 19 Championships (Baseball, Men's Soccer, Men's Tennis). Men's Tennis finished 2nd at the NJCAA Division III National Championship, the best finish ever for the program. Baseball won the Northeast District title and advanced to the NJCAA Division II World Series.
• Since 2010, Mercer has taken pride in 30 NJCAA All-Americans, including two two-time winners. Overall, Mercer boasts 231 All-Americans, including 52 two-time winners.

Vikings News

• MCCC Softball Adds Utility Player Maddy Hower to 2021 Roster
• Marlton Pitcher Kaitlyn Parkin to Join MCCC Softball Next Season
• Trenton Basketball Legend Reggie Murray to Join MCCC as Head Women's Basketball Coach
• A Message from Dan Klim: Support the MCCC Student Emergency Fund
• MCCC Freshman Lin and Green Named to All-Garden State Athletic Conference Team
• Coach Mike is a Realist
• MCCC Women’s Basketball Head Coach Mike Tenaglia to Retire After 30 Years
• Hamilton Native Heather Kerlin Commits to MCCC Softball
• The House That Howie Built: Remembering MCCC Legend Howie Landa
• MCCC Soccer Standout Jamie Ervin Commits to Rowan University
• MCCC Baseball Sophomore Greg Delgado Earns Garden State Athletic Conference Player of the Week
• MCCC Pitching Standout Andrew DiPiazza Signs with Colorado Rockies
• Mercer County Community College Foundation Announces Establishment of MCCC Athletics Hall of Fame
• MCCC Softball Sophomore Paige Metz Honored at National Girls and Women in Sports Day
• YWCA’s Breast Cancer Research Comes up Big at Think Pink Fundraiser
• NJ Hoops named freshman Alexander Lin NJ Junior College player of the week on January 20th
• MCCC Men's Basketball Resets for the Second Half of the Season
• MCCC to Celebrate 10 Years of Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraising at Annual Think Pink Night
• Eiichi Yamaguchi Earns MCCC's First NJCAA All-American Bid of 2019-20 Academic Year
• Local Soccer Products Named to NJCAA All-Region 19 First Team and Player of the Year
• Women's Basketball Viking in the Spotlight: Darnella McMillan

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