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The Sun Lakes Conference is a junior college athletic conference in Florida whose members are public colleges within the Florida College System. Like the other conferences in the state's two year college ranks, it operates under the Florida College System Activities Association, known as the FCSAA, and its schools compete in NJCAA Region 8.
The FCSAA is a statewide nonprofit that regulates, coordinates, and promotes intercollegiate activities at Florida's state and community colleges. Its reach extends beyond athletics to programs such as Brain Bowl, forensics, music, student government, student publications, and theatre. Each member college is represented by its president or a designee, and together these leaders form the Presidents Assembly, the association's highest authority.
Within the NJCAA, Region 8 brings together the two year colleges of Florida. The NJCAA assigns each member to a region largely by geography, and regions determine how teams qualify for national championships.
Sun Lakes schools compete in sports such as baseball, softball, volleyball, and basketball, with conference tournaments and championships that serve as a proving ground for players hoping to move on to four year programs. For fans, the conference offers the energy of junior college sports in the Sunshine State.
Official Website
The Sun Lakes Conference is a junior college athletic conference in Florida whose members are public colleges within the Florida College System. Like the other conferences in the state's two year college ranks, it operates under the Florida College System Activities Association, known as the FCSAA, and its schools compete in NJCAA Region 8.
The FCSAA is a statewide nonprofit that regulates, coordinates, and promotes intercollegiate activities at Florida's state and community colleges. Its reach extends beyond athletics to programs such as Brain Bowl, forensics, music, student government, student publications, and theatre. Each member college is represented by its president or a designee, and together these leaders form the Presidents Assembly, the association's highest authority.
Within the NJCAA, Region 8 brings together the two year colleges of Florida. The NJCAA assigns each member to a region largely by geography, and regions determine how teams qualify for national championships.
Sun Lakes schools compete in sports such as baseball, softball, volleyball, and basketball, with conference tournaments and championships that serve as a proving ground for players hoping to move on to four year programs. For fans, the conference offers the energy of junior college sports in the Sunshine State.
Official Website