3C2A JUCO Alumni Leaderboard Summary 2026

3C2A JUCO Pipeline 2026 Season

2026 JUCO Alumni Leaderboard: 3C2A Complete Conference Rankings

Across all 12 reporting 3C2A conferences, 87 colleges have combined for 1,664 alumni currently active on four-year rosters this season — spanning NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NCCAA, and USCAA programs.

Top 10 Programs Across All of 3C2A

Col of the Desert (Inland Empire) leads all of 3C2A with 41 alumni currently on four-year rosters — the highest total of any college across all 12 conferences. Here’s how the top 10 stack up, regardless of conference.

These 10 programs total 347 alumni — out of 1,664 alumni across all 87 3C2A colleges.

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3C2A · Top 10 Programs · 2026 Reporting Year
Ranked by total alumni currently active on four-year rosters across NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NCCAA, and USCAA. Combines the top 10 highest-alumni programs across all 12 3C2A conferences.
10
Colleges Reporting
347
Total Alumni

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Rk
College
Conference
Overall
W-L-T
Win %
1
Col of the Desert
Inland Empire
41
32-8-0
.800

2
Golden West
Orange Empire
39
22-21-0
.512

3
Riverside
Orange Empire
35
29-13-0
.690

4
Saddleback
Orange Empire
35
27-19-0
.587

5
San Joaquin Delta
Big 8
34
28-13-0
.683

6
Cypress
Orange Empire
34
28-16-0
.636

7
Sacramento City
Big 8
34
23-20-0
.535

8
Ohlone
Coast (South)
33
40-10-0
.800

9
Folsom Lake
Big 8
31
31-15-0
.674

10
Chabot
Coast (North)
31
22-19-1
.524

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Source: CBI JUCO Pipeline Dashboard, Reporting Year 2026 · 3C2A Top 10 Programs
Insights reflect data available at time of publication and are subject to change.

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Conference-by-Conference Summary

Want the picture one level up? Here’s how all 12 3C2A conferences compare by total alumni — and a link to each conference’s full, detailed leaderboard.

Conference Colleges Total Alumni Leader
Orange Empire 8 233 Golden West (39)
Big 8 9 229 San Joaquin Delta (34)
Western State (South) 9 160 Glendale (CA) (27)
South Coast 9 149 Mt. San Antonio (23)
Inland Empire 7 137 Col of the Desert (41)
Coast (South) 6 119 Ohlone (33)
Coast (North) 6 115 Chabot (31)
Central Valley 7 115 Fresno City (21)
Pacific Coast Athletic 6 110 Palomar (30)
Bay Valley 8 102 Los Medanos (25)
Golden Valley 6 100 Lassen (26)
Western State (North) 6 95 Ventura (24)

Orange Empire and Big 8 combine for over 460 alumni between them — nearly 28% of the entire 3C2A alumni pool — while five conferences (Coast South, Coast North, Central Valley, Pacific Coast Athletic, and Bay Valley) all land within just 24 alumni of one another, making the middle of the conference rankings the most tightly contested part of the entire leaderboard.

How These Rankings Are Calculated

Each college’s “Overall” number is a count of alumni currently active on four-year rosters — NCAA Division I, II, and III, NAIA, NCCAA, and USCAA — as of the 2026 reporting period. This is a cumulative, point-in-time snapshot of where a program’s alumni are playing now, not a measure of how many players transferred out during the current season.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which college has the most JUCO alumni in all of 3C2A?

Col of the Desert, from the Inland Empire Conference, leads all of 3C2A with 41 alumni currently on four-year rosters — the highest total of any college across all 12 conferences.

How many colleges are tracked in the 3C2A JUCO Alumni Leaderboard?

87 colleges across all 12 reporting 3C2A conferences: Bay Valley, Big 8, Central Valley, Coast (North), Coast (South), Golden Valley, Inland Empire, Orange Empire, Pacific Coast Athletic, South Coast, Western State (North), and Western State (South).

Which 3C2A conference has the most total alumni?

Orange Empire, with 233 alumni across 8 colleges — the highest total of any 3C2A conference in the 2026 reporting year.

What does “alumni on four-year rosters” mean?

It’s a count of former players from a college now active on a four-year college roster — NCAA D1, D2, D3, NAIA, NCCAA, or USCAA — at the time of reporting. It reflects the size and reach of a program’s four-year pipeline, not in-season transfer activity.

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