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NJCAA Student Athlete Eligibility Information

LCCC offers varsity athletics programs in women's volleyball, women's basketball, women's fastpitch softball, men's basketball, men's baseball, men's & women's cross country, and esports, the latest addition.

The varsity athletics program abides by the rules and regulations adopted by the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), National Junior College Athletic Association Esports (NJCAAE), and the Ohio Community College Athletic Conference.

Intercollegiate Athletics Requirement Forms - these forms must be completed before the start of the season.

You must:

  • have received a high school diploma or GED
  • be enrolled and maintain 12 credit hours during semester of participation
  • during the second term, be enrolled & have passed 6 credit hours with a minimum 2.0 GPA or better.
  • during the second season of participation, have successfully completed and passed 24 credit hours with a 2.0 GPA or better.
  • may be additional eligibility requirements depending on the number of full time terms that student has attended college.

 

Print and return the Varsity 2024-25 Eligibility Packet to PE104 in the Ewing Activities Center

 

NJCAAE (Esports) Student Eligibility Information

You must:

  • Be associated and in good standing with LCCC (Full time student can compete at higher levels)
  • Maintain a 2.0 GPA
  • Be in good standing with the game manufacturer
  • Be in good standing with the NJCAAE and Generation Esports
  • Full time students need to continue to make progress towards completing their program to participate.

 

Print and return the Esports 2024-25 Eligibility Packet to PE104 in the Ewing Activities Center

NOTE: If submitting digitally, please download and open this eligibility packet with Adobe Acrobat.  Email completed packet to esports@lorainccc.edu.

 

 

Club Sports Eligibility Information

 

LCCC club sports provide a diverse recreational and competitive sports opportunity for Lorain County Community College students. Competitive clubs may involve trying out for the club. These clubs compete with other university-sponsored sports teams.

You must be enrolled and maintain six credit hours.

Print and return the club sports 2024-25 Eligibility Packet to PE104 in the Ewing Activities Center

 

How to Start a Club

Any student, faculty or staff member of Lorain County Community College can start a club. All that is needed is for the individual to bring their idea to the Club Sports Coordinator, Jim Powers. He will set up a meeting to discuss the potential club status. For more information, call Jim Powers at (440)366-7652.

 

LCCC Honor Code:

LCCC has adopted the following Honor Code to help students, faculty, and staff to aspire to the highest standards:

Being a member of the Lorain County Community College community of students, faculty and staff, I pledge to honor the values of social responsibility, personal accountability, and solid citizenship. I pledge to uphold the highest standards of professional and academic ethics. I will preserve my personal integrity and self-respect by being honest and fair and treating all individuals with respect.

Students participating in LCCC Student Clubs and Organizations are expected to align behavior to the Honor Code and Student Code of Conduct. LCCC also strictly prohibits hazing in any form as prescribed by Ohio Revised Code (Collin’s Law) and LCCC’s Policy II-413 (Anti-Hazing). Student participants and faculty and staff serving as advisors to LCCC Clubs and Organizations will be required to complete a brief, annual Anti-Hazing training accessible in LCCC Connect.