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WORKING ON ENERGY OUTPUT: Centurions work out defensive kinks, level of energy in 3-2 loss to Alpena

The Montcalm Community College Centurions women’s volleyball team enjoyed a second consecutive stay at home, however, securing a win was just out of its grasp.

FINE-TUNING IN THE FALL: Centurions building on foundation with fall competition

Though there are no conference or regional titles on the line in fall competition, the nine-player team of the Montcalm Community College Centurions men’s golf team is playing with a championship mindset.

MCC offers noncredit classes in October

Learn about stained glass, watercolor painting, AI, playing music and more during Montcalm Community College’s October noncredit courses.

11th Annual Bramble Ramble Sees Moderate Turnout Amidst Rain

Runners battled through rainy conditions on Saturday, Sept. 19, during the 11th annual Bramble Ramble 5K run/walk and the 8th annual Michael J. Seaman Memorial 10K Run.

MCC Announces Scholarship Awards at Annual MCCF Scholarship Celebration Dinner

Montcalm Community College and the MCC Foundation recently awarded $275,574 in scholarships and aid for the 2026-2027 academic year. More than 230 students received awards to support their pursuit of degrees and certificates at MCC.

OPENING THE SEASON: Centurions runners compete at Helsing Invitational

The cross country season is underway for the Montcalm Community College Centurions as they competed at the Ray Helsing Invitational in Big Rapids, Saturday, Sept. 12.

GETTING CLOSER: Despite 3-0 loss to Owens CC, Centurions closer to figuring things out

The Express (12-3 overall) won 25-19, 25-21 and 25-20 over the Centurions (0-2 MCCAA Northern, 1-9 overall). Each set held a story of its own.

END OF THE ROAD … TRIP: After loss to Delta, Centurions ready for long-awaited home opener

After a 3-0 loss at Delta College, Sept. 16, Centurions head coach Kara Youngs said she and her team are ready to finally enjoy a match on their home court, which will be Friday, Sept. 18, against Owens Community College.

END OF A LONG ROAD: Centurions earn first win, gearing up for last match of long string of road games

Centurions head coach Kara Youngs said she has never experienced a schedule with such a long stretch of road games, especially right at the beginning of the season. However, her team has learned a lot from it.

WORK TO DO: Centurions cross country prepare for opening season meet at Ferris State Sept. 12

The Centurions, in their fourth year after the college reintroduced athletics to its campus, begin the 2026 season Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Ray Helsing Bulldog Invitational at Ferris State University in Big Rapids.

ENHANCING HER EXPERIENCE: Centurions’ Karly Fisk seeks to continue great experience with cross country team

Last year, the Sand Lake native had an enjoyable season, being part of a young team that made it to the NJCAA Division II National Championships. She was also named to the NJCAA First Team-All Academics.

CLOSE BATTLE: Despite falling to Schoolcraft, 3-1, progress for Centurions moving forward

Still looking for their first win of the season, the Centurions came into the road game with the mindset of improving their offense.

Bramble Ramble sees new race director for 11th annual race

This year's race will take place on Saturday, September 19 at 9 a.m. at the Robert E. Marston Pavilion on MCC's Sidney campus.

OFF AND RUNNING: Centurions volleyball faces several road games to begin season

Though it did not pick up a win in the opening weekend tournament in Rockford, Illinois, the Centurions women’s volleyball team earned experience that hopefully will help when conference play begins.

‘THE WORLD AT HIS FINGERTIPS’: Centurions sophomore Jahmere Evans looks to reach next level on the basketball court

Since signing with the team, the 19-year-old sophomore shooting guard/forward from Indianapolis, Indiana has grown three inches taller, from 6-foot, 2-inches to 6-foot, 5-inches. And, according to head coach Zach Ingles, Evans’ game is naturally growing, too.