Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference

Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC)
Established	1949
Association	NAIA
Division	Division I, II
Members	15
Sports fielded	9 (men's: 4; women's: 5)
Region	Midwestern United States Region VII of the NAIA
Headquarters	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Commissioner	Dennis Fox
Website	ccacsports.com
Locations

The Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference (CCAC) is a college athletic conference affiliated with the NAIA. Its 14 members are located in the Midwestern United States. In many sports, the conference is structured as part of the Region VII of the NAIA, while in some sports the conference champion qualifies directly for national competition.

The CCAC sanctions play in four men's sports which are soccer, cross country, basketball (Division I and Division II), and baseball. There are five sanctioned women's sports which are soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball (Division I and Division II), and softball.

In all sports, it sanctions regular season league play as well as a post-season tournament. It is the only conference in the NAIA nationally to be affiliated in both divisions of men's and women's basketball.

Member schools

Institution	Location	Founded	Type	Enrollment	Nickname	Division
Calumet College of St. Joseph	Whiting, Indiana	1951	Private/Roman Catholic	1,292	Crimson Wave	Division II
Cardinal Stritch University	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	1931	Private/Roman Catholic	6,276	Wolves	Division II
Holy Cross College (Indiana)	Notre Dame, Indiana	1966	Private/Roman Catholic	500	Saints	Division I
Illinois Institute of Technology	Chicago, Illinois	1890	Private/Space-Grant	7,707	Scarlet Hawks	Division I
Indiana University South Bend	South Bend, Indiana	1966	Public	8,394	Titans	Division I
Judson University	Elgin, Illinois	1963	Private/Evangelical Christian	1,231	Eagles	Division II
Olivet Nazarene University	Bourbonnais, Illinois	1907	Private/Nazarene	4,666	Tigers	Division I
Purdue University Calumet	Hammond, Indiana	1946	Public	10,133	Peregrines	Division II
Purdue University North Central	Westville, Indiana	1967	Public	4,463	Panthers	Division II
Robert Morris University	Chicago, Illinois	1913	Private/Nonsectarian	7,090	Eagles	Division I
Roosevelt University	Chicago, Illinois	1945	Private/Nonsectarian	7,500	Lakers	Division I
Saint Xavier University	Chicago, Illinois	1846	Private/Roman Catholic	5,028	Cougars	Division I
University of St. Francis	Joliet, Illinois	1920	Private/Roman Catholic	3,352	Fighting Saints	Division I
Trinity Christian College	Palos Heights, Illinois	1959	Private/Reformed	1,450	Trolls	Division II
Trinity International University	Deerfield, Illinois	1897	Private/Evangelical Christian	2,730	Trojans	Division II

• Note: Divisions are only used in men's and women's basketball.

External links

• Official website