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UA Cossatot Athletics Official Website

 

Play Basketball at the University of Arkansas - Cossatot

Continue the “Colts” and “Lady Colts” tradition by practicing and competing in the restored, historic 1950s UA Cossatot Bank of Lockesburg Gymnasium in Lockesburg, AR. Under the direction of Coach Stan Asumnu, the men’s and women’s college basketball programs invite you to learn more about how to grow and hone your skills during your time as a student-athlete at UAC! 

UA Cossatot is a Division II National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) member. 

UA Cossatot Shooting Sports

The Colts are competing at the NJCAA Division II level in men’s and women’s clay target shooting. Brett Blackburn serves as the shooting sports coach.

UA Cossatot Chancellor Dr. Steve Cole added, “Shooting sports has become mainstream, especially in our area, and with the incredible interest from our local high school student-athletes, it just made sense for UA Cossatot to offer this sport for all men and women with interest in shooting sports.”

UA Cossatot has competed as a member of NJCAA Division II Region 2 in men’s and women’s basketball for the past three seasons. Clay target shooting is the first sport added to the UA Cossatot athletic department since joining the NJCAA, with preliminary plans for future sports under consideration. 

UA Cossatot Clay Shooting Coach Brett Blackburn said, “The shooting program will build on the foundation started by high school and Jr high students of the AYSSP program from the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. We look forward to building on these skills as the student-athletes grow as citizens and competitors at the collegiate level. Go Colts!”

For more information, contact Coach Blackburn at 941-726-2245 or bblackburn@cccua.edu.

UA Cossatot Soccer

Justin Hinman has been chosen to head the new soccer program at UA Cossatot. Born and raised in Little Rock, Hinman comes to UAC from National Park College, where he was the assistant men’s and women’s soccer coach as well as the head goalkeeper coach for both Nighthawks teams.

Hinman was a goalkeeper for Little Rock Catholic High from 2013-17. He played collegiately at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, OK, where he was named All-Conference, and All-Region. He wrapped up his college career at the University of Dayton, where he was a part of their Atlantic 10 Championship season of 2021. He went on to be the starting goalkeeper for the Little Rock Rangers of the USL 2.

UA Cossatot Chancellor Dr. Steve Cole praised Hinman for his energy and his vision for the Colts’ new soccer program. “I believe Coach Hinman is a builder, and starting this fall, we will have a home for a lot of athletes, men, and women. We encourage student-athletes to come be a Colt and be a part of something special.”

Colts’ Athletic Director Stan Asumnu said he was “excited to have Coach Hinman here. Justin is bright, has some great ideas, and wants to grow the sport of soccer in Arkansas.”

Hinman is familiar with De Queen, having played against the Leopards in high school. “I’m excited to be here. I am well aware of the soccer tradition here. This is a great opportunity to expand the sport and put UA Cossatot on the map as a junior college powerhouse.”

Coach Hinman can be reached at jhinman@cccua.ed.

 

Start Here; Go Anywhere.

College athletes at the University of Arkansas - Cossatot benefit from UAC’s small class sizes, one-on-one academic instruction opportunities, online course offerings, and affordable tuition through academic and athletic scholarships and grants while playing for the Colts. After completing their UAC education, many students will then choose to gain professional certifications or transfer to a full, 4-year university.

Eligibility and Tuition

UA Cossatot basketball student-athletes can play a maximum of 4 semesters while maintaining at least a 2.0 GPA. Students should be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester.

 It will cost students about $1,404 to take four classes (12 credit hours), including textbooks. Please visit our financial aid and scholarship links at the end of this page for further information.

Contact:

Stan Asumnu
UA Cossatot Athletic Director
Office: 870-584-1145 
sasumnu@cccua.edu

Request More Information About The UAC Colts Basketball Program:

Fill out and submit the online Athletic Information Request form

Apply for Admission at UA Cossatot
cccua.edu/apply

Apply Online for Financial Aid and Tuition Assistance
UA Cossatot Scholarship Deadline  |  April 1  |  cccua.edu/scholarships
FAFSA Fall Priority Deadline  |  May 1  |  fafsa.ed.gov
Arkansas Academic Challenge and ArFuture Grant Deadline | June 1  |  scholarships.adhe.edu
Additional Scholarship Opportunities and Tuition Waivers | https://www.cccua.edu/pay-for-college/scholarships

UA Cossatot is part of the NJCAA. 

 

 

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) Report

Any co-educational postsecondary institution that participates in Federal student financial assistance programs and has an intercollegiate athletic program is required by section 485(g) of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, 20 USC 1092(g) (also known as the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act or EADA) to prepare a report containing information regarding intercollegiate athletics.

2022 EADA Survey CCCUA pdf

Completion Certificate - Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas 21-22 pdf

 

Please note: Small athletic scholarships are also available. In addition, students will often find it possible to pay for their entire education at UA Cossatot with the Federal Pell Grant, the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship, and other UA Cossatot scholarships. Campus housing may also be available on a limited basis.