Complete List of USCAA Men’s Basketball Programs

Here is a complete list of all 69 USCAA (United States Collegiate Athletic Association) men’s basketball programs. This list is kept up-to-date so you can be confident in knowing that the information you are seeking is current and relevant. This resource has been designed to help all potential student athletes in their recruiting quest to play college basketball. This list should help you to organize and direct your recruitment strategy.

The USCAA has member schools across the entire USA. The USCAA also  competes for their National Championships with individual student athlete recognition for their basketball players

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Matt Simms, the Executive Director of the USCAA, praised the exceptional talent found in small college basketball. He highlighted that many people will be surprised by the level of student-athletes skills and abilities.

USCAA Schools Beginning with – A

Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

Andrews University

Atlantis University

The Apprentice School

USCAA Schools Beginning with – B

Bay Path University

Berkeley College – New Jersey

Berkeley College – New York

Bluefield State College

Bryant & Stratton College – Albany

Bryant & Stratton College – Buffalo

Bryant & Stratton College – Greece

Bryant & Stratton College – Syracuse

Bucks County Community College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – C

Carlow University

Central Maine Community College

Central Penn College

Christendom College

University of Cincinnati Clermont

Culinary Institute of America

The Crown College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – D

Dine College

D’Youville College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – F

Five Towns College

Florida National University

USCAA Schools Beginning with – G

Great Bay Community College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – H

Hampshire College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – J

Johnson & Wales University Charlotte[

USCAA Schools Beginning with – K

Kent State University Tuscarawas

The King’s College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – M

University of Maine Augusta

University of Maine Fort Kent

Manor College

Miami University – Hamilton

Miami University – Middletown

Mid Atlantic Christian University

Mississippi University for Women

USCAA Schools Beginning with – N

Navajo Technical College

NHTI-Concord’s Community College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – O

Oakwood University

USCAA Schools Beginning with – P

Paul Quinn College

Paul Smiths College

Penn State University Beaver

Penn State University Brandywine

Penn State University DuBois

Penn State University Fayette, The Eberly Campus

Penn State University Greater Allegheny

Penn State University Hazleton

Penn State University Lehigh Valley

Penn State University Mont Alto

Penn State University New Kensington

Penn State University Schuylkill

Penn State University Shenango

Penn State University Wilkes Barre

Penn State University Scranton

Penn State University York[

USCAA Schools Beginning with – S

Salem University

Shaw University

Southeastern Illinois College

Southern California Leadership University

Southern Maine Community College

Southwestern Adventist University

SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry

USCAA Schools Beginning with – V

Vaughn College

Vermont Technical College

Villa Maria College

USCAA Schools Beginning with – W

Williamson College of the Trades

Word of Life Bible Institute/Davis College

Wright State University-Lake Campus

USCAA Schools Beginning with – Y

York County Community College

ADDITIONAL RELEVANT USCAA INFORMATION

The small college national basketball tournament is organized by the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA). Matt Simms, the Executive Director of the USCAA , highlights that the tournament events will showcase the impressive talent found in small college basketball across the country. All the tournament scheduled every year will kick off with exciting events like a three-point shooting contest and a dunk competition, inviting fans to witness the exceptional abilities of the athletes. According to Simms, attendees will be pleasantly surprised by the skill level of the players involved. Why not take some time and go to an event? Check it out and see if this is a good option for you.