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Best Baseball colleges in North Dakota

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Overview

Baseball colleges in North Dakota

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size. Coaches verified October 2026.

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12
Coaches recruiting
33
  • 1Division I
  • 2Division II
  • 3NAIA
  • 5Junior college

North Dakota has 12 colleges with Baseball programs: North Dakota State University, Bismarck State College, Minot State University, University of Mary, Dickinson State University, Mayville State University, University of Jamestown, Valley City State University, North Dakota State College of Science, Williston State College, Dakota College at Bottineau and Lake Region State College. Of those, 1 compete in NCAA Division I, 2 in NCAA Division II, 3 in the NAIA, 5 at the junior college level and 1 in other associations. The most popular programs are North Dakota State University, Bismarck State College and Minot State University. Their head coaches are Tyler Oakes at North Dakota State University, Jaden Scott at Bismarck State College and Sam Boisner at Minot State University. 4 schools compete in the North Star Athletic Association, the most common conference.

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Every Baseball program in North Dakota

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Questions

Questions about Baseball colleges in North Dakota

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges in North Dakota have Baseball?

12 colleges in North Dakota have Baseball programs: 1 Division I, 2 Division II, 3 NAIA and 5 Junior college.

Which colleges in North Dakota have D1 Baseball?

1 college in North Dakota competes in NCAA Division I Baseball: North Dakota State University.

Which colleges in North Dakota have D2 Baseball?

2 colleges in North Dakota compete in NCAA Division II Baseball: Minot State University and University of Mary.

Which colleges in North Dakota have NAIA Baseball?

3 colleges in North Dakota compete in NAIA Baseball: Dickinson State University, Mayville State University and Valley City State University.

Which colleges in North Dakota have JUCO Baseball?

5 colleges in North Dakota compete in NJCAA junior college Baseball: Bismarck State College, Dakota College at Bottineau, Lake Region State College, North Dakota State College of Science and Williston State College.

What is the most affordable college in North Dakota with Baseball?

Williston State College has the lowest average net price at $8,169 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Baseball programs in North Dakota compete in?

The North Star Athletic Association has the most Baseball programs in North Dakota.

Who are the Baseball head coaches in North Dakota?

Tyler Oakes (North Dakota State University), Jaden Scott (Bismarck State College), Sam Boisner (Minot State University), Alec DeMaria (University of Mary), Michael Dahl (Dickinson State University), Ryan Iliff (University of Jamestown), TJ Hokanson (Valley City State University) and Jack Junker (North Dakota State College of Science).

How do I contact Baseball coaches in North Dakota?

There are 33 coaches recruiting Baseball in North Dakota. Start a free 7-day AthleticScholar trial to see who recruits your position and send personal messages from your own Gmail, with follow-ups until they reply.

By division

Baseball colleges by division in North Dakota

The most popular programs at each level, with links to the full lists.

D1 Baseball colleges in North Dakota

1 school in North Dakota competes in NCAA Division I.

D2 Baseball colleges in North Dakota

2 schools in North Dakota compete in NCAA Division II.

NAIA Baseball colleges in North Dakota

3 schools in North Dakota compete in NAIA.

JUCO Baseball colleges in North Dakota

5 schools in North Dakota compete in NJCAA junior college.