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There are 287 division I and 246 division II schools that offer scholarships for baseball. This means that there are 5,594 scholarships on offer from NCAA schools. These are not "full ride" scholarships. Baseball is classed as an equivalency sport which gives the coach the opportunity to divide his scholarships between a larger number of players. IE: 24 players could receive a 50% scholarship instead of 12 full ride scholarships.

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics colleges can offer a maximum of twelve scholarships per college. Baseball is also classed as a equivalency sport so a larger number of scholarships can be offered by each college.

The National Junior College Athletic Association allows twenty four baseball scholarships per member institution. These are full-ride scholarships but some community college's offer partial grants in aid.

There are 184 division I colleges and 129 division II colleges that offer baseball scholarships. Each school can only offer twenty four scholarships in total, unlike the NCAA the NJCAA cannot offer a larger number of scholarships at a lower percentage.
 

 Don't make the mistake that many athletes do and just assume you'll be noticed get recruited. Start now and make your dream a reality.

You will find links to specific sports recruiting information below.

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Head athletic trainer Thomas Probst and assistant athletic trainer Keith Dugger of the Colorado Rockies have been voted Major League Training Staff of the Year by the Professional Baseball Athletic Trainers Society (PBATS).

 

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