Contact Information
Suni K. Blackwell, M.Ed.
Director of Wellness, Athletics & Recreation
Student Life, Room 1182
Hours:
Mon-Fri, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Phone: 610-359-5354
Fax: 610-359-5002
Email
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Athletics / Recreation
Delaware County Community College offers a wide range of sports programs at all levels—from competitive intercollegiate athletics to more informal recreational sports and clubs. Find the program that’s right for you:
Intercollegiate Athletics
Delaware County Community College has a strong athletic tradition producing many excellent student-athletes. We provide a competitive arena where our student-athletes can display their talents, enhance their physical wellness and grow socially. As a student, you may compete in any of our seven intercollegiate sports teams. The College is a Division 3 member of the Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference in Region XIX of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA).
For information on the EPAC, Region 19 and the NJCAA you can visit www.njcaaregion19.com or www.njcaa.org.
Student-Athlete Eligibility
- Complete a physical examination prior to the season.
- Complete a NJCAA eligibility form.
- You must have health insurance.
- You must be a full-time student carrying a minimum of 12 credits and remain enrolled in at least 12 credits the during the semester of competition.
- Student-athletes must earn 12 credits with a minimum 2.00 GPA each semester.
- Must have copy of valid photo ID, birth certificate or passport.
- International students must have a copy of your I-20, I-9, Green Card, or passport.
- If you are a transfer student, an official copy of the college transcript is needed.
Student-Athlete Interest Form
Prospective Student Athletics Questionnaire
Contact Suni K. Blackwell, Director of Wellness, Athletics and Recreation for more details on eligibility.
Club Sports
Club sports are another way for students to get involved. If you need more flexibility and less commitment than intercollegiate sports require, these activities are not as formal as intercollegiate sports but are more structured than recreational sports.
- Badminton
Recreation Activities
If you are a student who likes more informal sports, you may participate in a variety of recreational activities at all campus locations. Here is a list of activities we look to offer our students:
- Basketball (Outdoor)
- Volleyball (Outdoor)
- Ping Pong
- Corn Hole & Bean Bag Toss
- Soccer
- Tennis