Best Baseball colleges in Virginia

39 colleges in Virginia have Baseball programs: 13 Division I, 3 Division II, 16 Division III, 1 NAIA and 5 Junior college.

13 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division I Baseball: George Mason University, James Madison University, Liberty University, Longwood University, Norfolk State University, Old Dominion University, Radford University, University of Richmond and 5 more.

3 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division II Baseball: Emory & Henry University, University of Virginia, Wise and Virginia State University.

16 colleges in Virginia compete in NCAA Division III Baseball: Averett University, Bridgewater College, Christopher Newport University, Eastern Mennonite University, Ferrum College, Hampden Sydney College, Mary Baldwin University, Marymount University and 8 more.

1 college in Virginia competes in NAIA Baseball: Bluefield University.

5 colleges in Virginia compete in NJCAA junior college Baseball: Bryant & Stratton College, Virginia Beach, Patrick & Henry Community College, Paul D Camp Community College, Richard Bland College and Virginia Peninsula Community College.

Paul D Camp Community College has the lowest average net price at $4,144 a year after grants and scholarships.

The Old Dominion Athletic Conference has the most Baseball programs in Virginia.

Chris Pollard (University of Virginia), John Szefc (Virginia Tech), Bradley LeCroy (Liberty University), Marlin Ikenberry (James Madison University), Shawn Camp (George Mason University), Ray Noe (Longwood University), Chris Finwood (Old Dominion University) and Mik Aoki (University of Richmond).

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