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NJCAA Signing

SWCC made its intent to become part of the National Junior College Athletic Association official by signing a commitment letter with the NJCAA.
Pictured l-r SWCC President Tommy F. Wright, Chris Parker, NJCAA and Jason Vencill, SWCC Athletic Director. Photo: Preston Ball

NJCAA SWCC Agreement
Strong Establishes First Scholarships
Mary Ann Strong, a Richlands businesswoman, establishes the first two scholarships to honor her late parents John Robert Mullins and Mary Lynn Repass Mullins. The one honoring her father will be to a student pursuing a career in business and the one honoring her mother in a health services program.
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Flying Eagles Sports

NJCAA Sports | Play begins Fall 2019.

  • Basketball
  • Softball
  • Baseball
  • Volleyball
  • Golf
  • Tennis
  • Cross country
  • Soccer
  • Wrestling

Club Sports | Play begins Fall 2018.

  • Fishing
  • Riflery
  • Archery
  • Cheer
  • Dance
  • e-Sports

Coaching position announcements will be posted on SWCC's Employment page as they become available. Please follow the application instructions posted with each position to apply. If you have questions or need more information about SWCC Sports, please contact the Athletic Director.

Jason Vencill, Athletic Director
(276) 964-7251
athletics@sw.edu
Tazewell Hall, T-333

 

SWCC NJCAA agreement

Dr. Tommy Wright (far left), SWCC president, is shown signing a letter of commitment to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) with Dr. Christopher J. Parker (center), Chief Executive Director of the National Junior College Athletic Association. Seated far right is SWCC’s Athletic Director Jason Vencill Photo Preston  Ball

SWCC is excited to offer its region’s student athletes a chance to continue to compete in the sports that they love, while at the same time developing skills that will make them better employees and coworkers. Students, as part of a sports team, learn the important lessons of working together, dedication, and respect. The athletic program has two primary components. First, under the leadership of Athletic Director Jason Vencill, the college is excited to join the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association) and offer scholarship-supported programs in ten sports. Those sports include: wrestling, basketball, softball, baseball, volleyball, golf, tennis, cross country, and soccer.

In addition, Southwest offerings of club sports will be expanded to feature more activities of interest to the region: fishing, rifles, archery, cheer, and dance.