UNION COUNTY VIPERS MONROE NC

"An athlete is not crowned unless he competes by the rules" 2Timothy 2:5
Coach Donald Kingcade Sr - President of SMAC (Southern Mid-Atlantic Conference)
UNION COUNTY VIPERS MONROE NC
Coach Donald Kingcade Sr - President of SMAC (Southern Mid-Atlantic Conference)
The Union County Vipers Football Combine is an event where you, the student-athlete, can showcase your skills, talent and football IQ,
in front of our exclusive Vipers Collegiate Coaches in an effort to get recruited.
REMEMBER: "TURN ON YOUR BEAST MODE!"
FOR INFO: CALL 1-888-200-0566 EXT. 200
115 West Sunset Drive, Suite B Monroe, North Carolina 28112, United States
REGISTERING ON THE DAY OF THE EVENT WILL BE $40.00
THE SMAC - THE NEW MODEL OF JUCO SPORTS
Name: Coach D. Blackwell
Coach Coleman aka "Coach T"
Coach K. Williams
Coach J. Sharp
Coach B. Williams
Coach D. Blackwell
Coach R. Pendleton
Coach J. McKoy
VIDEO OF MONROE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL FIELD MONROE NORTH CAROLINA
(OUR GAMES ARE PLAYED ON SUNDAYS)
Community Christian Athletics, UC Vipers is structured for student-athletes on various levels, which are seeking to develop their athletic skills & abilities, without losing any NCAA eligibility. Our teams compete with highly competitive junior colleges, 4-year colleges, JVs, post-grads and college club teams. The Athletic Program provides athletes with academic support and a year round athletic training atmosphere coached by expert staff with years of collegiate and professional experience. Allowing the perfect balance of academics and athletics.
Community Christian Athletics, UC Vipers is structured for players who wish to be seen by college coaches and potentially offered a scholarship. Academically, many players attend Community Christian College, who need to earn college credits to become NCAA eligible, without losing playing eligibility. Our staff provides relentless academic support. Graduates of our academic and athletic programs often receive athletic scholarships to NCAA Division I and II Colleges and Universities, to complete their 4 year college degree. Also students who want to become a personal trainer, strength coach, sports coach, sports agent, media or any other career in sports is available.
THE UNION COUNTY VIPERS - MONROE NC
THE BLACK KNIGHTS - ROCK HILL SC
THE COLUMBIA BULLDOGS - COLUMBIA SC
The priority of academics in a college setting takes some student-athletes by surprise. Good time-management skills is all it takes to maintain that good balance. "This teaches our student-athletes what it means to be accountable, dependable & academically disciplined.
Another Chance was designed for youth with behavioral challenges and/or juvenile justice issues that caused them to be rejected in normal societal programs. Here, when they accept the ACT CHALLENGE, they will be accepted with open arms, held to high standards through tough love approaches and help them to respect themselves and others, all while gaining a fresh new perspective on life, getting an associates degree and getting positive goals instilled, to enable them have a better life.
We understand that participation alone in a sport is not the magic formula for turning around the lives of troubled youth, however, it certainly provides many benefits that can help teens who are struggling in school, facing problems at home, or even made a bad legal choice, feel more connected to their peers that have made better decisions. The lessons learned through teamwork and sportsmanship are ones that youth can take into their adult life, such as how to communicate & respect others, learning how to take a loss and how to work as a team. We offer our ACT Students strategies to successfully manage time and money, how to make positive choices, how to deal with health and anger management issues, respect training and improving communication skills are all offered as part of our ACT Program.
The NCAA Eligibility Center, formally known as the NCAA Eligibility Clearinghouse is where recruits will need to register and be cleared in order to participate in college sports. College sports programs will be unable to offer Division I and II recruits athletic scholarships until they have registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center.
Each of the three NCAA divisions have separate eligibility rules that potential recruits are required to meet. Student-athletes need to decide which Division level they will be best matched for in order to determine which NCAA eligibility rules they will fall under. Athletes need to keep in mind that registering with the eligibility center is only necessary if they are planning to compete at the NCAA division I or division II level.
***NOTE*** It will be necessary for you to create an Certification Account to make official visits to Divisions I and II schools or to sign a National Letter of Intent.
A LOT OF STUDENT-ATHLETES COME INTO COLLEGE WITH NO CLUE OF WHAT THEY WANT TO MAJOR IN. WELL THAT'S OK, WE HAVE JUST THE MAJOR FOR YOU, WHILE YOU'RE FIGURING IT ALOUT. TRY THE LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR, IT'S THE PERFECT FIT!
A LOT OF STUDENT-ATHLETES COME INTO COLLEGE WITH NO CLUE OF WHAT THEY WANT TO MAJOR IN. WELL THAT'S OK, WE HAVE JUST THE MAJOR FOR YOU, WHILE YOU'RE FIGURING IT ALOUT. TRY THE LIBERAL ARTS MAJOR, IT'S THE PERFECT FIT!
We've all had that dream of running from that Division One Tunnel, Smoke blowing, teammates pumped, fans screaming, band playing and tv cameras zooming. There's no feeling like it in the world and now you're here and the only thing standing in your way of your future success is two things: (1) Actually getting the chance to prove, you got what it takes to take the D-1 or D-2 stage and
(2) Getting the administrative formalities out of the way by paying your athletic fees. This helps us run the program and also ensures we have a program to help train you for the next level.
We know our players like "Swagg" so we came up with a package we knew they would love. Package is not limited to players, anyone can purchase this package, cost $350.00
The goal of our quarterback training is to build the core mechanics of the complete quarterback. We believe that timing, tempo, accuracy and efficiency are tied into footwork. We start with weight distribution, balance, center of gravity and creating the solid base when coaching the footwork mechanics. QB's are more accurate and get the ball out of their hand faster and have a higher rate of yards after catch when their footwork is solid.
We offer speed, agility & strength training to athletes of all ages and abilities, from aspiring elementary schoolers to inspiring collegiate athletes! By utilizing our advanced training protocols, we are able to develop a stronger, faster and quicker athlete.
Basketball training to us is combining strength and skill with neuromuscular and cognitive training to advance your performance. The faster your brain communicates with your body, the more effective and efficient you will be on the court.
The NIAA, The SMAC and the UC Vipers are all closely monitoring the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic and following the latest guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as well as the NCAA. We are in process of putting together safety protocols to ensure that our students, staff and fans stay safe.
THE COST OF PROVIDING SERVICES TO OUR STUDENT-ATHLETES AND OPERATE THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM IS A $1,500.00 ATHLETIC FEE . IT'S THE SAME PRACTICE USED BY MOST SMALL COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
The staff commits a lot of time & effort into processing student-athlete recruitment information to prepare for the programs upcoming season, as well as time spent over the course of the entire spring and/or fall semester(s).
- Academic Evaluation
- Academic Advising
- Academic Monitoring
- Recruitment Evaluation (Entry/Exit)
- Mentoring/Counseling Sessions
- Position Specific Training
- Speed & Agility Training
- Strength & Conditioning Training
- Game Film Technician
- College Tours
- Travel (Van and/or Bus Rental/Fuel)
- Home Game Facility Rental
- Pre & Post Game Meals
- Pre & Post Game Hydration (Gatorade, ice, etc)
- Game Officials
- Uniforms Usage
- Practice Uniforms
- First Responder or Athletic Trainer
- Athletic Trainer Supplies (Tape, etc)
- Practice Facility Rental
- Student-Athlete Marketing
- Sports Announcer
- Post Game Clean-Up
- Pre-Game Field Prep
- Pre-Game Landscaping
- X's & O's Sessions
- Police Security (mandatory)
- Medical Supplies (first aid)
- Administrative Costs
Website
Ticket/Flyer Printing Cost
Meeting Space
Administrative Assistants
- $100 due within one week of Commitment
- Student-Athlete receives Signing Day Hat
- Admissions Assistance
- Letter of Intent will be sent out immediately after fee is paid
- Reserve Roster Spot
- Jersey number will be issued immediately after fee is paid
- TEAM SWAGG PACK
- Polo Shirt
- Workout T-Shirt and Shorts
- Bag
- Socks
- Visor Cap
- Long Sleeve Shirt
Q. Can you go D1 or D2 from here.
A. YES, depending on your athletic abilities shown on your Game Film and GRADES.
Q. Is the SMAC or NIAA part of the NJCAA?
A. NO! The SMAC - Southern Mid-Atlantic Conference is part of the NIAA -
The National Independent Athletic Association - www.theniaa.org
Q. Does Community Christian Athletics provide housing?
A. NO WE DO NOT PROVIDE HOUSING The Community Christian Athletic Department does not provide housing for prospective student-athletes. The student-athlete is responsible for finding housing and expenses. However, we will make recommendations for the area housing options.
Q. Can you refund my Athletic Fee back to me?
A. NO REFUNDS. The time spent investing to prepare student-athletes for coming to our program and academics isn't refundable. The same dedication and commitment we provide the student-athlete we expect the same for the student-athlete to have towards the program. Once you are in you must finish.
Q. How much does it cost to participate in the athletic program?
A. It cost $1500 to participate in athletic programs, but fortunately you won't have to pay this fee out of pocket.
Q. What do I need to do to become eligible to play?
A. High School Diploma or GED. Be a full-time student at Community Christian College, maintain at least a 2.5 GPA, need a copy of your high school or college transcript, need your state issued id, need to complete the FAFSA and enter Community Christian College School code within the FAFSA (038744) .
Q. I am a transfer student athlete from a community college (or from a 4 year university). What do I need to do to become eligible?
A. If you participated in intercollegiate athletics at either a community college or any 4 year university, you will need to complete 24 units total, you will be only allowed one more season of competition at a community college, if you already competed one year in college.
Q. Do I need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center?
A. Yes. If you are planning to transfer to a Division I or Division II institution, as a student athlete, you must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center.
Q. Does Community Christian College have a campus in SC or NC?
A. NO PHYSICAL CAMPUS. We have created a new model in the Juco Sports Industry and actually have implemented individual JUCO program sites throughout the Southern & Mid-Southern Regions of the US and all of our student-athletes attend Community Christian Junior College. Coach Rich Regional Athletic Director in Mideastern States Region,
https://www.cccollege.edu/southern-states-affiliation
Q. Are Community Christian Athletics programs varsity programs?
A. NO we are a club program. By being club status we save the eligibility of our student-athletes on the field.
Q. Does Community Christian Athletics provide equipment?
A. YES & NO due to past incidents of players not returning equipment, we had decided that equipment expenses, would be incurred by the player, this way all student-athletes maintain ownership and have the option to sell their equipment to new upcoming recruits. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we've had a change of heart and will be making the equipment purchase, due to the financial strain this virus has placed on our students and parents budget.
Q. Can I receive an athletic scholarship at a Community Christian College?
A. WE OFFER NO SCHOLARSHIPS.
Scholarships and financial inducements for athletic participation are not permitted.
This includes but is not limited to:
- Free or reduced costs for housing arrangements.
- A gift of money or other tangible items (Clothes, jewelry, books, gas, food, etc.)
- Cash or personal loans
- Transportation can only be provided, if available to all students.
- Free use of an automobile
$45 Application Fee and $40 Monthly Membership Fee
$40 per week for those needing transportation.
You MUST provide your own personal health insurance. Please bring a photo copy of both the front and back. Card MUST show the student's name. The cost of insurance will be your responsibility.
For Your Information, we have found student housing where you only have to pay in two cycles, (January to June) & (July or August to December) The Cost is only $1000.00 per cycle.
(Note) Community Christian Athletics' Union County Vipers is not responsible for your housing.
We know life can throw some serious curve balls! High school student-athletes can execute to perfection, everything that is expected of them, but still get overlooked by these division I & II universities. Our UC Vipers Football program within the Southern Mid-Atlantic Conference is making sure that many more of you, don’t ever get overlooked again. - Coach Donald Kingcade
Parental support in assisting your student-athlete in paying their commitment fees, in a timely fashion, will enable us to meet our goals smoothly and improve conditions. Thank you for your support, we can't do this without you.
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