Association (NJCAA), Division II. For men, this includes baseball, basketball, golf, cross country, soccer and tennis. For women, basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, and volleyball. As of 2020, they possess 130 conference championships. Their mascot is a medieval-style knight character named Lancer Knight. Technology Campus CLC opened the Lake County High Schools Technology Campus (Tech Campus) on the Grayslake campus in 2005. It an extension of many area schools for high school students to attend classes in a specific career training program. Many of these classes qualify for credits toward colleges and universities. With 22 member high schools throughout Lake and McHenry counties representing nearly 1,800 high school students, Tech Campus is the largest career technical secondary educational system in the state of Illinois. University Center of Lake County In 2005, the University Center of Lake County was built as an addition to the Grayslake campus. It is a consortium of Illinois four-year colleges and universities offering opportunities for local residents to complete or add to their education begun at CLC or elsewhere. While the University Center is functionally independent of CLC, its presence offers an opportunity for CLC students and other local residents to pursue further education without relocating or commuting a greater distance. Currently, there are 19 universities with classes offered at the University Center. Notable alumni Kemuel Delgado, activist Alex Marzette, professional basketball player Ed Sedar, third base coach for the Milwaukee Brewers Bryan W. Simon, film director Laura Zeng, olympic rhythmic gymnast References External links Official website Buildings and structures in Lake County, Illinois Community colleges in Illinois Education in Lake County, Illinois Educational institutions established in 1967 Grayslake, Illinois NJCAA athletics