# 2007 junior college football season

The 2007 junior college football season was the season of intercollegiate junior college football running from September to December 2007. The season ended with three national champions: two from the National Junior College Athletic Association and one from the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA).
The NJCAA champions were Butler (KS) and Mississippi Gulf Coast, who both ended the season undefeated. It was the first time there were co-national champions since 1960. The CCCAA champion was CC of San Francisco who defeated Mt. San Antonio 31–28 in the CCCAA State Championship.

## Conference standings
### NJCAA

2007 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference football standings :
| 2007 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Butler (KS) †y$  7 –0  12 –0   Fort Scott †y  6 –1  9 –3   Garden City †  5 –2  7 –3   Coffeyville †  4 –3  5 –5   Hutchinson  2 –5  2 –7   Independence  2 –5  2 –7   Dodge City  1 –6  1 –8   Highland (KS)  1 –6  1 –8   Championship: Butler (KS) 35, Fort Scott 22 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participant | 2007 Midwest Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  East Division Joliet #xy$  6 –2  10 –2   DuPage  5 –3  6 –4   Harper #  4 –4  6 –6   Grand Rapids  4 –4  4 –5   Rock Valley  1 –7  2 –7   West Division Iowa Central #x  7 –1  9 –2   North Iowa Area #y  5 –3  7 –4   Ellsworth  3 –5  4 –5   NDSCS  1 –7  2 –7   Championship: Joliet 28, North Iowa Area 21 $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-championsy – Championship game participant # – MFC playoff participant | 2007 Minnesota College Athletic Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  North Division Vermilion x†  4 –0  7 –3   Rainy River †  3 –1  6 –4   Northland  2 –2  6 –3   Itasca  1 –3  3 –6   Mesabi Range  0 –4  2 –7   South Division Rochester C&T x†y$  5 –0  11 –0   Central Lakes †y  4 –1  7 –4   Ridgewater  2 –3  5 –4   Minnesota State C&T  2 –3  3 –6   Minnesota West C&T  2 –3  2 –7   Fond du Lac  0 –5  0 –9   Championship: Rochester C&T 38, Central Lakes 18 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participant |
| 2007 Northeast Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Dean $  4 –1  9 –1   Lackawanna  3 –2  7 –3   Nassau  3 –2  7 –3   Erie  3 –2  7 –3   Hudson Valley  2 –3  5 –5   Alfred State  0 –5  3 –7   $ – Conference champion | 2007 Southwest Junior College Football Conference standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Kilgore †y  5 –1  8 –4   Navarro †y$  4 –2  9 –3   Blinn †  4 –2  7 –3   Cisco †  4 –2  7 –3   Tyler  3 –3  5 –4   NE Oklahoma A&M  1 –5  4 –5   Trinity Valley  0 –6  2 –7   Championship: Navarro 54, Kilgore 28 $ – Conference champion† – Conference playoff participanty – Championship game participantNE Oklahoma A&M forfeited 2 games due to an ineligble player. | 2007 Western States Football League standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Snow $  8 –0  11 –1   Eastern Arizona  6 –2  9 –2   Mesa (AZ)  6 –2  9 –2   Glendale (AZ)  5 –3  6 –4   Phoenix  4 –4  4 –6   Scottsdale  3 –5  5 –5   New Mexico Military  2 –6  3 –8   Arizona Western  2 –6  2 –8   Pima  0 –8  1 –10   $ – Conference champion |
| ‹ The template below (2007 NJCAA independents football records) is being considered for deletion. See templates for discussion to help reach a consensus. › 2007 NJCAA independents football records vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Georgia Military   –  9 –2   Arkansas Baptist   –  0 –8 |

### CCCAA
#### NCFA

2007 Coast Conference football standings :
| 2007 Coast Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Cabrillo $  4 –0  6 –4   Monterey Peninsula  3 –1  8 –2   San Jose City  2 –2  4 –6   De Anza  1 –3  1 –8   Gavilan  0 –4  2 –8   $ – Conference champion | 2007 NorCal Conference football standings vteConf.Overall Team W L W L  Foothill +  5 –0  10 –0   CC of San Francisco +  5 –0  9 –1   Butte  2 –2  6 –3   Santa Rosa  1 –3  6 –3   San Mateo  1 –4  6 –4   Feather River  0 –5  2 –8   + – Conference co-champions |

## Postseason
### Playoffs
#### CCCAA
##### SCFA

| Semifinals November 24 Campus sites | Semifinals November 24 Campus sites | Semifinals November 24 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites | Regional finals December 6 Campus sites |
| 1 | Bakersfield | 48 | | | |
| 4 | College of the Canyons | 45 | | | |
| 4 | College of the Canyons | 45 | 1 | Bakersfield | 42 |
| | | | 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 347 |
| 2 | Moorpark | 35 | 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 347 |
| 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 59 | | | |

##### NCFA

| Regional finals December 1 Campus sites | Regional finals December 1 Campus sites | Regional finals December 1 Campus sites |
| 1 | CC of San Francisco | ? |
| 2 | Sierra | ? |

##### State championship

| December 8 Chukchansi Park—Fresno, CA | December 8 Chukchansi Park—Fresno, CA | December 8 Chukchansi Park—Fresno, CA |
| 1 | CC of San Francisco | 31 |
| 3 | Mt. San Antonio | 28 |