2018 Volleyball Team
Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) volleyball is one of 29 programs participating in the NWAC (Northwest Athletic Conference), which is comprised of Idaho, Oregon and Washington community colleges. The NWAC is divided into four regions: East, North, South
and West. MHCC competes in the Southern Region against Clackamas Community College, Chemeketa Community College, Clark College, Lane Community College, Linn-Benton Community College, Umpqua Community College and Southwestern Oregon Community College.
The Mt. Hood Volleyball program has won 22 Division/Region championships and eight (8) NWAC championships.
Along with the outstanding tradition of success on the volleyball court the expectation of academic success is the primary focus. The coaching staff is committed to helping every student-athlete reach their academic potential and fulfill their academic
dreams. The coaching staff understands that some students are not completely certain of their future profession, and the staff will work with the vast resources at the college to help the student discover the key to their future. The student-athletes
are also encouraged to complete their two-year transfer degree while attending MHCC then continue their education at a four-year institution, or start their future career with the two-year program completed.
Year |
Title |
2013 |
Southern Region Champions |
2012 |
Southern Region Champions |
2011 |
NWAACC Champions |
2011 |
Southern Region Co-Champions |
2010 |
NWAACC 2nd Place |
2010 |
Southern Region Champions |
2009 |
NWAACC 2nd Place |
2009 |
Southern Region Champions |
2007 |
NWAACC Champions |
2007 |
Southern Region Champions |
2006 |
NWAACC Champions |
2006 |
Southern Region Champions |
2005 |
NWAACC 2nd place |
2005 - 31-16 |
Southern Region Co-Champions |
2004- 22-12 |
Southern Region 3rd Place |
2003 - 25-8 |
Southern Region 2nd Place, NWAACC 7th Place |
2002 |
NWAACC Champions |
2002 |
Southern Region Champions |
2001 |
NWAACC Champions |
2001 |
Southern Region Champions |
2000 |
NWAACC Champions |
2000 |
Southern Region Champions |