Interested in Becoming a Cougar?
Here's What You Need to Know
Colorado Christian University is an NCAA Division II institution that competes in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC). Student-athletes who compete for CCU can expect to understand what it means to practically integrate their faith into their sport, through such avenues as Bible studies, devotional groups, athlete chapels, retreats, and mission trips. Spiritual maturity, academic integrity, and competitive excellence are priorities for student-athletes at Colorado Christian University, and the CCU Athletics Department centers all of its programs on these priorities. Learn more About CCU Athletics.
Tryouts
Only student-athletes in their senior year, released college transfers, or junior college transfers who have completed their requirements may participate in a tryout for an NCAA institution. Tryouts must happen before or at the conclusion of the season of the sport for which you are trying out. For example, you may only try out for a college basketball team before your basketball season begins or after it ends. You are only allowed one tryout per college per sport.
Complete the Cougar Athletics Tryout Form (PDF)
National Letter of Intent
A National Letter of Intent (NLI) is an official document used to establish the commitment between you and a college. An NLI is only signed by a student-athlete receiving athletics aid. For more information, visit the National Letter of Intent Web site.
Information taken from the NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete, the NCAA Clearinghouse online, and CCU Financial Aid and Scholarships Guide.
Severiano Carbajal
Men's Baseball
Why CCU?
I chose to attend CCU because, coming from a Christian high school, I knew I wanted to continue my education in a Christian institution. CCU was also ideal because of its smaller size which was exactly what I was looking ...
