History
From a single baseball league founded in 2000 to a federation governing six collegiate club sports — this is how CollClubSports built the home of club athletics.
The National Club Baseball Association (NCBA) was founded in 2000. Since its founding, the NCBA has grown into one of the most successful collegiate club athletic leagues in the United States.
Today, CollClubSports — formally the National Federation of Collegiate Club Sports Leagues, L.L.C. — oversees six national leagues. Each governs its own competitive collegiate club season, with thousands of student-athletes participating annually for conference, regional, and national championships.
- 2000
NCBA founded
The National Club Baseball Association is launched — a structured national competition for collegiate club baseball teams across the country.
- 2007
NCSA joins the federation
Club softball gets its own governing body. The National Club Softball Association brings women’s collegiate club softball into the federation.
- 2008
NCFA launches
Collegiate club football enters the family with the National Club Football Association.
- 2010s
NCBBA & NCBBA-W
Men’s and women’s collegiate club basketball formalize under the NCBBA umbrella.
- 2020s
NCFA Flag Football
Women’s collegiate flag football joins as the federation’s newest league, riding the wave of the fastest-growing women’s sport in America.
- Today
Six leagues. One federation.
CollClubSports oversees competitive collegiate club athletics across baseball, softball, football, basketball, and flag football — with thousands of student-athletes playing for national titles every year.
