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Participating in athletics — or just supporting your college’s teams — is a favorite part of college life for many students.
In collegiate sports, you can learn how to compete at an elite level. But you will also learn skills that can help you in all parts of your life. Through athletics, you can develop lifelong skills in fitness, collaboration, competition, teamwork and organization.
Even if you are not an athlete, try attending an athletic event or two. Support your friends on the team. You will have a greater sense of school belonging, pride and commitment.
Dallas College offers comprehensive intercollegiate athletics and intramural offerings. Dallas College Athletics is sanctioned by NJCAA.
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) regulates intercollegiate athletics of community colleges. It is the community college counterpart of the National College Athletic Association (NCAA), which oversees athletics at four-year institutions. The organization’s goal is to promote athletics as a valuable component of the educational experience at community colleges. The NJCAA has 530 member colleges participating in 15 men’s and 13 women’s sports. There are 50 national championships and nine football bowl games.
2024 NJCAA DIII National Champions
Eastfield Harvesters Bee Volleyball Team
2024 NJCAA DIII National Champions
North Lake Blazers Men's Basketball Team
2023 NJCAA DIII National Champions
Eastfield Harvesters Bee Volleyball Team, Brookhaven Bears Women's Soccer Team and Richland Thunderduck Men's Soccer Team
Esports is offered at Dallas College
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Lions Bow Out in District Championship
Dallas College Mountain View women's basketball team's postseason push came to an end Saturday in a 73-54 setback to Joliet Junior College in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III Central District championship at Dallas College Richland.
Mountain View Captures District Title, Punches Ticket to New York
Mountain View beat 15th-ranked Dallas College Richland 94-85 in the National Junior College Athletic Association Division III South Central District Championship Saturday afternoon at Richland's Thunderducks Gym in front of 303 fans. It is the Lions third district championship, having won back-to-back titles in 2010-11.
Holland Named DAC MVP
Dallas College Richland's Barack Holland was named the Most Valuable Player of the Dallas Athletic Conference.
Athletics and Team Schedules