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NCCAA

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NCCAANational Christian College Athletic Association
NCCAANational Catholic College Admission Association
NCCAANational Commission for Certification of Anesthesiologist Assistants (Atlanta, GA)
NCCAANorth Carolina Community Action Association
NCCAANueces County Community Action Agency (Texas)
NCCAANational Carpet Cleaners Association of America


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Webb, coming off a serious knee injury during her junior season, also was named NCCAA Far West Region Player of the Year.
DAILY UPDATE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Currently comprised of more than 120 colleges and universities, the NCCAA is specifically designed "to allow Christian athletes to enrich their spirituality by competing in sports.
NCCAA's Example by LEE, ROBERT W. / The New American
Southeastern Athletics was named the 2004-2005 NCCAA II President's Cup winner, an award given by the National Christian College Athletic Association to the best athletic program in the country for NCCAA I and NCCAA II levels.
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