Nighthawks Athletics
MCC is in the process of developing our competitive Athletics Program. This year we are offering Competitive Esports. Other competition teams are expected to roll out during the next school year (Fall 2024 and/or Spring 2025).
The Athletics Department aims to develop future leaders in a culture of community, sportsmanship and growth by embracing sport and competition. Our esports and athletic programs provide a holistic experience designed to help students launch a successful career. In addition to physical skill development, participants learn key principles for becoming successful community members, leaders and employees.
Other Athletics and Sports Activities
In addition to Competition eSports, MCC offers club sports and other co-ed fitness activities. On-campus facilities include a Fitness Center for classes, personal coaching and fitness training. For information about this, go to the Wellness & Fitness page.
Athletics Sponsorship
Many of our MCC sports programs are made possible due to the generous support of community sponsors and partnerships.
If you, or your organization, are interested in becoming a Nighthawks sponsor, please go to our fundraising page at The Foundation for New Hampshire Community Colleges’ website where you can learn more about pricing tiers and sponsor benefits and specify a donation for the MCC Nighthawks Athletic Programs. Thank you for your support!
Get More Information
For more information about our Athletics program, please contact Tyreke Harris, Athletic Coordinator. You can also visit Athletics / Competition Teams on the Nighthawk Lookout, our online resource for active students.
Tyreke Harris
MEET YOUR ATHLETIC COORDINATOR
As Athletic Coordinator, Tyreke Harris brings an educational background in the field of sports, as well as extensive experience in collegiate athletics to his role as Athletic Coordinator. He is committed to providing MCC athletes with the necessary support and resources to succeed both academically and athletically.
Prior to joining MCC, he served as the Athletic Director at the Laconia Boys & Girls Club where he managed more than 30 different sports for members, collaborated with community and educational organizations and helped raise funds for the athletic program.
