Athletics

Men’s Golf

The Jayhawk Golf Team shot 314 on day 3 of the NJCAA National Tournament in Joplin, MO. Play will conclude with round 4 on Friday, 5/20/22.

Men's Indoor Track Team 2021-22 Homepage

Zac Pray shattered the MCC men’s track and field 200 meters school record with his 22.29 seconds finish at the Harrison Dillard Twilight Classic in Berea, Ohio on May 13. He took second in the 400 meters with 50.07 seconds. Adam Wolffis and Kaden Hainer finished third and fourth, respective in the 10,000 meters.

Women's Indoor Track Team 2021-22 Homepage

Women’s Track and Field

The MCC women’s track and field team competed at the Harrison Dillard Twilight Classic in Berea, Ohio on May 13. Kaylin Meyers too 11th in the long jump and 12th in the triple jump, while Katie Ferris finishing 12th in the high jump.

Softball

The MCC Softball team’s season came to a close on Friday, 5/13/22 at the Region XII Tournament. MCC opened the day with a win over Edison State CC, 8-0 before losing to conference foe Lansing CC 6-2. The Jayhawks finished the 2021-2022 campaign with an overall record of 34-10.

Baseball

The MCC baseball team ended the 2021-22 season with 7-0 and 8-1 wins over Glen Oaks CC on May 7. The 17-32 Jayhawks finished in fifth place in the Western Conference with a 14-14 league record.

Women’s Basketball

The 2021-22 MCC women’s basketball team finished tied for 7th in the nation at the NJCAA Div. II Championships. Along the way, the powerhouse Jayhawks won both the NJCAA Great Lakes A District and the Michigan Community College Athletic Association titles. MCC ended the season with a 25-6 record.

Men’s Basketball

The 2021-2022 men’s basketball team tied for 13th in the nation at the NJCAA Div. II Championships. The Jayhawks, who were the NJCAA Great Lakes District A champions, closed the season with a 19-10 overall record.

Wrestling

NATIONAL CHAMPION: Josh Kenny became MCC’s first wrestling national champion in 21 years when he won the 174 lb. title at the NJCAA Wrestling Championships March 5 in Iowa. He was also named the NJCAA Outstanding Wrestler. Teammate Bronson Jewell earned All-American honors with 7th place at 184 pounds. The Jayhawks finished 15th nationally.

Women’s Bowling

The MCC women’s bowling team finished in 11th place in the nation at the NJCAA Bowling Championships on March 3-5 in Lansing, MI. Lindsay Cross was 11th in singles, teamed with Jessica Plichta for 13th in doubles, and was 21st in all events.

Men’s Bowling

The MCC’s bowling team placed in 13th place in the nation at the NJCAA Bowling Championship on March 3-5 in Lansing. Ethan May was 20th in singles, 21st in all events, and teamed with Cade Alderink to place 21st in doubles.

Women’s Soccer

THIRD IN THE NATION: In the NJCAA Div. II women’s soccer national semifinals, the #7 seed Jayhawks lost 1-0 to #1 seed Heartland CC on Nov. 19 in Kansas. The 16-4-1 MCC women finish the 2021-22 season tied for third in the nation, having won both the NJCAA Region 12 and the Great Lakes District titles.

Men’s Soccer

At the 2021 NJCAA Div. II Men’s Soccer National Tournament Nov. 15-16, the Jayhawks lost 3-2 to #2 Pima College of Arizona and 2-1 to #7 Southeast CC of Iowa. The NJCAA Region XII and Northeast District champions, MCC finishes the 2021-22 season with an 11-6-3 record and tied for ninth in the nation.