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Women's Basketball
November 21 1:00PM
MASSASOIT C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
December 1 6:00PM
SPRINGFIELD TECHNICAL C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
December 3 6:00PM
Quinsigamond C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
December 5 1:00PM
Dean College -
Zumba All the Way
December 5 7:00PM
This event features 90 minutes of 25 Zumba rhythms from all over the world presented by 25 Zumba instructors from CT and MA. Music provided by Drums Unlimited and Hartford Connection. To purchase a $15 wristband in support of the event, contact the MCC Department of Athletics & Fitness or mail a check made payable to: MCC Foundation, c/o Joanne Britton Asst Dir Fitness Manchester Community College, MS 7 Great Path, Manchester, CT 06045 Along with a self addressed stamped envelope. The event will be held from 7 p.m. -9:30 p.m. and is open to the public. The proceeds from this event will benefit MCC Intercollegiate Athletics. -
Women's Basketball
December 7 6:00PM
UCONN - AVERY POINT^ -
Women's Basketball
December 9 7:00PM
Bristol C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
December 12 3:30PM
Bunker Hill C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
December 22 6:00PM
Roxbury C.C.^ -
Women's Basketball
January 5 6:00PM
QUINSIGAMOND C.C.^
Athletics - An Integral Part of the Educational Experience
News
| November 19th Murphy Rules as MCC Remains Unbeaten with 79-41 win at Holyoke Cougars will Host Massasoit Saturday at Great Path Academy Gym | |
| November 12th MCC Rolls in First Game at Great Path Academy Gym Tambling scores 18; Duncan-Clarke 14 with eight assists as MCC improves to 2-0. | |
| November 11th MCC Women Basketball Set to Open Great Path Academy Gym After 30 years on the road, the Manchester CC basketball program finally has a home |
Mission Statement
Consistent with the college's mission, the Athletic and Fitness Department's primary goal is to provide an environment that promotes and encourages the enhancement of individual lives through the social, physical, mental, and emotional benefits of participation in physical activity and intercollegiate competition.In all of our athletic and fitness programs, the department is committed to providing equal opportunity for all. We are committed to ensuring an environment in which diversity is a fundamental value not limited by: ethnicity, race, gender, age, class, sexual orientation, religious preference, and physical abilities. We seek a climate in which everyone values individual and group differences and respects the perspectives of others. Within our working environment, we will be aggressive in recruiting and retaining a diverse team of administrators, coaches, student/athletes and student staff.
This department believes that intercollegiate athletic programs must be an integral part of the college's academic mission. Athletics gives student/athletes an opportunity for significant learning experiences within and outside the traditional classroom, fostering the educational and leadership growth that will stand them in good stead upon graduation.
Core Values
- We respect each student as an individual and their personal welfare is our highest priority.
- We value health and safety as paramount to a successful varsity or club program.
- No goal exceeds the mandate to educate and graduate the student/athlete.
- We recognize that our most important resource is people. Our students deserve the best facilities, equipment, coaching, and supervision that we can provide.
- All staff members should have opportunities to grow professionally and personally.
- We regard athletics as integral to the mission and goals of the college.
- Teamwork should prevail in all interactions among students, coaches, staff, faculty, and administrators.
- We strive to make our programs an enduring source of pride for its participants, alumni, the college, and the broader communities of which we are a part.
- We conform to the letter and spirit of all rules and regulations of the college and athletic bodies of which we are privileged to be members.
Programs Offered
Men's Soccer
Women's Soccer
Women's Basketball
Baseball




