KANSAS — The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) is proud to announce a partnership with the
Topeka Area Sports Commission to assist with host responsibilities for the 2027 KCAC Swimming & Diving Championships in Topeka, Kan. on February 3-6, 2027.
"The KCAC is humbled, proud, and grateful to partner with the Topeka Area Sports Commission and Visit Topeka," Brandon Buchanan, KCAC Commissioner, remarked. "This partnership will only make our KCAC Swim/Dive Championship event even better. We always strive for a first-class championship experience, and this partnership will help us attain that. We are excited to collaborate and work together to help our student-athletes achieve meaningful experiences while celebrating our programs and our highly competitive Swim/Dive conference."
The Topeka Area Sports Commission has agreed to contribute financial resources to help the KCAC offset some of the costs of hosting the event, and is working with the conference to provide volunteers for the event. The two organizations will continue to work together to provide the best experience possible for KCAC Swimming & Diving athletes, coaches, and support personnel.
"The Topeka Area Sports Commission is proud to partner with the KCAC to bring its Swimming & Diving Championships to Topeka," Mike Bell, Executive Director of the Topeka Area Sports Commission, said. "Events like this showcase USD 501's outstanding facilities, generate meaningful economic impact, and create memorable experiences for student athletes, coaches, and fans. We look forward to working alongside the KCAC and local partners to deliver a first-class championship experience."
ABOUT THE TOPEKA AREA SPORTS COMMISSION
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Topeka Area Sports Commission (TASC) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life and economic vitality of the Greater Topeka region through sports. TASC works to attract, create, and support sporting events that generate visitor spending, showcase community assets, and provide opportunities for athletes of all ages and abilities. Through collaboration with local governments, venue operators, sports organizations, volunteers, and business partners, TASC strives to position Topeka as a premier destination for competitive sports, tournaments, championships, and community events throughout the Midwest.
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ABOUT THE KANSAS COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
The Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) is a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and sponsors 29 varsity sports. Founded in 1890, the KCAC is the second oldest intercollegiate athletic conference in the country. As the conference home to 14 member institutions, the KCAC emphasizes commitment, cooperation, high achievement, and working towards a common goal in the act of competition. To keep up with the latest conference news, follow the KCAC on Facebook, Twitter/X, and Instagram using the handle @kcacsports.
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