Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association

The Canadian Colleges Athletic Association ( CCAA short; French Association canadienne du sport collegial, short ACSC ) is the national college sports organization in Canada and was founded in 1974 as a voluntary association. Its equivalent in the field of Canadian universities is the Canadian Interuniversity Sport ( CIS shortly ). Some facilities are in various sports fields members in both organizations. The CCAA offers today championships in nine different sports.

Championships

The Canadian Colleges Athletic Association provides for men and women in the following sports championships:

  • Badminton
  • Basketball
  • Cross Country
  • Football
  • Golf
  • Volleyball

Regional associations

The CCAA is comprised of five regional organizations that are in some sports called in reference to the U.S. system also Conferences and in which the current 79 members are organized.

Atlantic Colleges Athletic Association ( ACAA )

Quebec Student Sports Federation ( QSSF )

Ontario Colleges Athletic Association ( OCAA )

Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference ( ACAC )

British Columbia Colleges Athletic Association ( BCCAA )

Pictures of Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association

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Cross country running Moncton Charlottetown Halifax Regional Municipality Truro (Nova Scotia) Fredericton Digby (Nova Scotia) LaSalle, Quebec Longueuil John Abbott College Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Quebec Saint-Laurent, Quebec North Bay, Ontario Scarborough (Ontario) Oshawa London (Ontario) Toronto Barrie Etobicoke Sarnia Hamilton (Ontario) Welland Ancaster, Ontario North York Brampton Oakville (Ontario) Peterborough (Ontario) Windsor (Ontario) Kingston (Ontario) Camrose, Alberta Edmonton Grande Prairie Fort McMurray Lethbridge Medicine Hat Calgary Olds (Alberta) Red Deer, Alberta Victoria (British Columbia) Capilano University North Vancouver (city) Cranbrook (British Columbia) Abbotsford (British Columbia) New Westminster Surrey (British Columbia) Vancouver Kelowna University of the Fraser Valley University of Northern British Columbia Prince George (British Columbia) Nanaimo
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