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West Michigan Works! Representative available on MCC’s Sidney campus

MCC students in need of résumé and job search assistance don’t need to go far in order to get the help they need this fall. As part of a new partnership with West Michigan Works!, Melody DeJohn, a Talent Development Specialist at WMW, will be present on MCC’s Sidney campus twice per month in the Woodside Café.

FINDING HIS STRIDE: MCC cross country’s Jeryn Frisbie peaking at the right time

Jeryn Frisbie didn’t just win the MCCAA Northern Conference Championship on Oct. 2 — he announced himself.

ON THE RISE: MCC golfer Spencer Denney is finding his groove

Spencer Denney doesn’t say much on the golf course. He doesn’t need to. His game — steadier, sharper and more mature than it was a year ago — has started speaking for him.

BY THE NUMBERS: With a small team, Centurions clay target shooters aim to individual awards

With only four shooters making the trip, Montcalm Community College won’t be chasing a team title at this weekend’s Hoosier Fall Classic — but the Centurions are aiming to make plenty of noise in the individual standings.

HOME COOKIN’: Centurions take care of Crusaders, 3-0, to earn first home win of season

The Montcalm Community College women’s volleyball team picked up its first home win of the season by sweeping the Great Lakes Christian College Crusaders 3-0, Monday, Oct. 12.

LEARNING TO KEEP MOMENTUM: Centurions let Pioneers slip away with 3-1 win

The matchup between Montcalm Community College and Delta College was an entertaining battle for the home crowd in Sidney, Wednesday, Oct. 7, however, the host Centurions couldn’t overcome the mental errors that led to a 3-1 win for the Pioneers.

FRISBIE FLIES TO FIRST: MCC freshman wins MCCAA Championships cross country meet

If you ask him, Jeryn Frisbie would say everything went according to plan, and with the results from the MCCAA Championships at Bay College Friday, Oct. 2, no one would argue.

A DOMINATING PERFORMANCE: Centurions earn school record team score to win Hawks Invitational

As the fall golf season competition progresses, Doug Harkema knows his team is getting close to putting things together.

MCC Offers Noncredit Classes in November

Learn about chakra alignment, dreams, snow globe making and more during Montcalm Community College’s November noncredit courses.

MCC President Dr. Bradley J. Barrick Receives 2026 RCCA Rising Star Award

Montcalm Community College President Dr. Bradley J. Barrick has been recognized with the 2026 RCCA Rising Star Award by the Rural Community College Alliance (RCCA), honoring leadership, innovation and meaningful contributions to rural community colleges and the communities they serve.

‘DIGGING’ HER SOPHOMORE YEAR: Centurions’ Erin Borek solidifies position as team’s anchor

Erin Borek doesn’t shout for attention. She doesn’t need to. Her game speaks loudly enough.

FINDING A GROOVE: Centurions beat Kirtland, 3-0, but drop home game vs. NCMC, 3-1

The Montcalm Community College Centurions women’s volleyball team put together one of its strongest stretches of the season this past week, rolling to a straight‑set road win at Kirtland Community College on Sept. 30 before falling in four tight sets to North Central Michigan College in Grand Rapids Oct. 2.

MCC’s Fall Open House is Oct. 12

Enjoy food, drinks and free admission to a home volleyball game at Montcalm Community College during our annual Fall Open House Oct. 12.

A SIGNATURE WIN: Centurions stun Bay College on the road with 3-2 win

The Centurions delivered one of the most dramatic wins in program history, rallying from a nine‑point deficit in the fourth set and outlasting Bay College in five sets for a 3‑2 MCCAA Northern Conference victory — the Centurions’ first-ever road win over the Norse.

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.