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Date Posted: 21:45:45 05/31/23 Wed
Author: IDM3
Author Host/IP: 72.168.176.29
Subject: Re: NJCAA Valley Forge Military Academy and College Dropped All Of Their College Sports in 2019/20 Season
In reply to: David S. 's message, "NJCAA Valley Forge Military Academy and College Dropped All Of Their College Sports in 2019/20 Season" on 16:59:56 05/30/23 Tue

>Valley Forge Military College dropped all college
>sports including football in 2019/2020. The only
>sports they have are the ones for grades 9 to 12, but
>the college part of the school don't have sports
>anymore, and not part of the NJCAA no more.
>
>USCAA Williamson Trades is part of the NJCAA, but an
>independent and so is Thaddeus Stevens with their
>football as independents. They both are also listed as
>part of the NJCAA's website.

I do remember some of details surrounding Valley Forge. The college athletic program was a victim of a power struggle between the administration and the board of directors. Nearly all of the college student/athletes left because of the conflict, and the high school students decided to enroll elsewhere after they graduated (or at least their parents decided for them).

Valley Forge was also once a member of the Seaboard Conference, along with Thaddeus Stevens, Apprentice, Williamson Trades, and New Jersey Warriors.

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