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    Johnson County Cavaliers

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    Johnson County Cavaliers
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    UniversityJohnson County Community College
    AssociationNJCAA
    ConferenceKansas Jayhawk Community College Conference
    Athletic directorRandy Stange
    LocationOverland Park, Kansas
    Varsity teams7
    Basketball arenaGym building
    Baseball stadiumBaseball field
    Softball stadiumSoftball field
    Soccer stadiumSoccer field
    MascotJean Claude Cavalier[1]
    NicknameCavaliers
    ColorsNavy and gold
       
    Websitewww.jccc.edu/cavs/

    The Johnson County Community College Cavaliers are the sports teams of Johnson County Community College located in Overland Park, Kansas, United States. They participate in the NJCAA and in the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference.[2]

    Sports

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    National championships

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    The Johnson County Cavaliers have won 10 national titles since 1993.[3]

    National title seasons
    Season Sport
    1993 Women's marathon
    2000 Women's basketball
    2000 Women's cross country
    2001 Men's basketball
    2003 Women's half-marathon
    2005 Women's half-marathon
    2005 Volleyball
    2006 Women's half-marathon
    2008 Women's half-marathon
    2009 Men's basketball
    2015 Women's basketball
    2020 Volleyball

    Overview

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    • 12 national championships[4]
    • 21 runner-up national finishes[4]
    • 99 top 5 national finishes[4]
    • 142 region titles[4]
    • 183 conference titles[4]
    • More than 1,000 NJCAA All-America Athletes[4]
    • 74 individual national champions[4]
    • More than 500 NJCAA All-Academic Athletes[4]

    Facilities

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    Johnson County Community College has four athletics facilities.[5]

    • Baseball stadium
    • Gym building (basketball)
    • Soccer field
    • Softball stadium

    Notable alumni

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    • Tony Harris, former NBA (basketball) player, Boston Celtics[6]
    • Kit Pellow, MLB (baseball) player, Colorado Rockies

    References

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    1. ^ Jean Claude Cavalier
    2. ^ KJCCC Members Archived 2010-06-13 at the Wayback Machine
    3. ^ National Titles
    4. ^ a b c d e f g h Overview
    5. ^ JCCC Facilities
    6. ^ JCCC Tony Harris
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