Las Vegas, Nevada / CRWE PRESS RELEASE / January 7, 2026 —   The National Junior College Football League (NJCP) is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with the United States Army National Guard. This collaboration marks a powerful step forward in our mission to empower young athletes—on and off the field.

Through this partnership, NJCP and the US Army National Guard will work together to provide leadership development, career readiness, and mentorship opportunities for student-athletes across the country. The US Army National Guard's commitment to discipline, service, and community aligns perfectly with NJCP's vision of building not just better players, but stronger men.

"This partnership is about more than football," said Head Coach Carolina Spots and NJCP Military Liaison Jamar Dorival. "It's about creating pathways for young men to lead, serve, and succeed—whether in uniform, in college, or in life."

Together, NJCP and the U.S. Army National Guard will host joint events, leadership workshops, and community service initiatives that reinforce the values of teamwork, resilience, and responsibility.

Stay tuned for more updates as we roll out this exciting new chapter in the NJCP journey.

About NJCP Football League

The National Junior College Prep Football League is a nationwide developmental football league focused on preparing student athletes for success on and off the field. NJCP provides structured opportunities for high school graduates, transfer portal athletes, and overlooked players to continue competing while receiving coaching, mentorship, and exposure to collegiate programs.

NJCP operates with teams across multiple regions of the United States and is led by experienced coaches with collegiate and professional backgrounds. The league emphasizes accountability, education, leadership, and community service as core pillars of athlete development.

Through competitive play and active community involvement, NJCP Football League works to develop disciplined athletes while strengthening the communities it serves.

For more information, visit www.njcpfootball.com or follow @NJCPFootball on social media.

For media inquiries or partnership opportunities, contact:

National Junior College Prep Football League  
admin@njcpfootball.com
(435) 862-9366

Source: NJCP Football