Kellogg CC had championship performances in the fall, including soccer, cross country
BATTLE CREEK - The Kellogg Community College cross country team is among the best in the nation once again.
- Women's Soccer The Bruins women's soccer team concluded an impressive 2026 campaign with a 12-3-1 overall record and an 11-1-1 conference record, capturing both the MCCAA Western Conference and MCCAA Overall Conference championships, both of which were done for the first time in school history.
- KCC cross country is heading to the NJCAA Division III National Championships on Saturday, Nov.
- Three KCC runners made the NJCAA Region XII All-Region Women's Team, including sophomore Morgan Lowell, who was first in the division in a time of 20:56 in the 5K race.
And, we have recruited hard enough to have the success we have been having," KCC cross country coach Tom Shaw said.
The Bruins secured the Division III title with seven runners finishing in the top 10 for their division at the Michigan Community College Athletic Association and National Junior College Athletic Association Region XII Championship race.
- MORE: Michigan high school football regional final schedule, locations Recently, the KCC women won its third straight regional championship.
- The Bruins also placed four players on the all-region team, including Kinney, Taylor, Kaeli Mason and Havilar.
- Volleyball The Kellogg CC volleyball team made the Region XII tournament for the fourth straight season.
- 16 nationally, KCC swept the conference awards: Haylie Kenney (Player of the Year), Taylor Havilar (Keeper of the Year), Constantine Taylor (Freshman of the Year), Levi Butcher (Coach of the Year).
- While our season has come to an end, I couldn’t be prouder of what this team accomplished, the challenges they overcame, and the growth they demonstrated along the way.
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