Manor College has recently been accepted into the United States Collegiate Athletic Association, the national organization for intercollegiate athletic programs of community, junior, and small colleges across the United States.

Manor was a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association and will continue to compete in that association for the women’s indoor and outdoor track and field.

Before joining the USCAA, junior and senior students at Manor had to transfer to another school if they wanted to continue playing their sport of choice. Now, they will be able to continue playing on Manor’s athletic teams.

The college will compete in the USCAA in eight sports, including baseball, men and women’s basketball, men and women’s cross country, men and women’s soccer, and women’s volleyball.

“I am absolutely thrilled to continue our athletic journey with the USCAA,” said John Dempster, Manor College’s Athletic Director. “Being in this conference gives our athletes the opportunity to stay right where they want to be and that is here at Manor College.”

He added that this represents a historical move for the college “as our upperclassmen can now compete athletically while working toward their bachelor’s degree which is our ultimate goal.”

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