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Local schools Southeast Missouri is home to a four-year NCAA-affiliated university in Cape Girardeau, along with junior colleges in Farmington, Hillsboro and Poplar Bluff, all of which compete with national-calibur athletic programs and athletes. Southeast Missouri State University Since moving to Division I in 1991, Southeast has claimed more than three dozen regular-season OVC titles and 11 postseason titles. Seven of the school's teams have advanced to NCAA Division I postseason tournament. It is Southeast Missouri's only four-year university. Links • Ohio Valley Conference | About Cape Girardeau | NCAA Jefferson College Two men's sports and three women's sports compete at Jefferson College, a two-year school where volleyball coach Jo Ellen Stringer ranks among the nation's most successful junior college coaches. Links • Midwest Community College Athletic Conference | About Hillsboro | NJCAA Mineral Area College MAC's four athletic programs compete in Region 16 of the NJCAA and the MCCAC Conference. The cheerleading squad is also a competitive aspect of the athletic program at the two-year college in Park Hills. Links • Midwest Community College Athletic Conference | About Park Hills | NJCAA Three Rivers Community College TRCC is a two-year school in Poplar Bluff. Its athletics program includes men's basketball, where Gene Bess is the winningest coach in junior college history with more than 1,000 victories. Links • Midwest Community College Athletic Conference | About Poplar Bluff | NJCAA
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