FLCC Athletics
Whether it’s on the playing field or in the classroom, at Finger Lakes Community College we are dedicated to helping you succeed. Our winning combination of athletics and academics can help you develop as a student and as an athlete.
Finger Lakes offers challenging athletic opportunities---eleven intercollegiate sports programs led by experienced, student-dedicated coaches. Teams for both men and women compete in cross country, track & field, soccer, basketball, and lacrosse. Men and women also compete on our nationally recognized woodsmen team. In addition we offer a men’s baseball team and a women’s softball team. Many Finger Lakes students who transfer continue to play competitive sports at four-year colleges and universities.
As a non-scholarship member of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), Division III, and the Mid-State Athletic Conference, Finger Lakes Community College competes against two-year institutions throughout the state. The NJCAA promotes and supervises a national program of college sports consistent with the educational objectives of two-year colleges.
Equity in Athletics
Copies of the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act are available in the office of Bob Lowden, Athletic Director, (D-329).
