Ohio Community College Athletic Conference - Members

Members

Institution Location Founded Nickname
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College Cincinnati, Ohio 1966 Surge
Clark State Community College Springfield, Ohio 1966 Eagles
Columbus State Community College Columbus, Ohio 1963 Cougars
Cuyahoga Community College (East, Metro, and West) Cleveland, Ohio 1963 Challengers
Edison State College Piqua, Ohio 1973 Chargers
Lakeland Community College Kirtland, Ohio 1967 Lakers
Lorain County Community College Elyria, Ohio 1963 Commodores
Owens Community College Toledo, Ohio 1965 Express
Sinclair Community College Dayton, Ohio 1887 Tartan Pride

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