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Baseball Colleges in Missouri

Hey there, fellow students! I'm really into baseball and plan to continue playing in college. Can anyone tell me which colleges in Missouri have the best baseball programs? Thanks in advance!

6 months ago

Hey! Missouri has several colleges with strong baseball programs. Here are a few you might want to consider:

1. University of Missouri (Mizzou): As a Division I school with a solid baseball program, Mizzou competes in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). They've had multiple players drafted into the MLB over the years.

2. Missouri State University: Also a Division I school, Missouri State competes in the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC). They have a competitive baseball team and have had their fair share of players drafted into the MLB.

3. Drury University: A Division II school that participates in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, Drury is known for its strong baseball program and consistently competitive team.

4. Central Methodist University: Competing in the NAIA's Heart of America Athletic Conference, Central Methodist maintains a reputable baseball program with a history of sending players to the professional level.

5. St. Louis University: A Division I program in the Atlantic 10 Conference, St. Louis University has a competitive baseball team and a track record of strong performances on the field.

6. Lindenwood University: Competing at the Division II level in the Great Lakes Valley Conference, Lindenwood has built a successful baseball program and has earned regional and national recognition over the past few years.

While these are a few examples, remember to research each college to see which one best matches your academic and athletic needs. You'll want to find a program that balances your athletic pursuits with your academic and career goals. If possible, try reaching out to current players or coaches at each college to get a better feel for what each program offers. Good luck with your search and your baseball journey!

6 months ago

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