Small D1 Baseball Colleges & Conferences

Index

• Smallest D1 Baseball Schools by Enrollment
• Smallest D1 Baseball Conferences

• Enrollment: ~1,000
• Location: Clinton, South Carolina
• Conference: Big South Conference

• Enrollment: ~1,700
• Location: Spartanburg, South Carolina
• Conference: Southern Conference

• Enrollment: ~1,800
• Location: Davidson, North Carolina
• Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference

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• Enrollment: ~2,300
• Location: Charleston, South Carolina
• Conference: Southern Conference

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• Enrollment: ~2,500
• Location: Easton, Pennsylvania
• Conference: Patriot League

• Enrollment: ~2,600
• Location: Jersey City, New Jersey
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~2,700
• Location: Greenville, South Carolina
• Conference: Southern Conference

• Enrollment: ~2,900
• Location: Worcester, Massachusetts
• Conference: Patriot League

• Enrollment: ~3,000
• Location: Loudonville, New York
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~3,000
• Location: Richmond, Virginia
• Conference: Atlantic 10 Conference

• Enrollment: ~3,000
• Location: Buffalo, New York
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~3,300
• Location: Lewiston, New York
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~3,400
• Location: Smithfield, Rhode Island
• Conference: Northeast Conference

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• Enrollment: ~3,500
• Location: The Bronx, New York
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~3,600
• Location: Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
• Conference: Patriot League

• Enrollment: ~3,600
• Location: Malibu, California
• Conference: West Coast Conference

• Enrollment: ~4,100
• Location: Lawrenceville, New Jersey
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~4,600
• Location: Macon, Georgia
• Conference: Southern Conference

• Enrollment: ~5,500
• Location: Fairfield, Connecticut
• Conference: Northeast Conference

• Enrollment: ~5,000
• Location: West Hartford, Connecticut
• Conference: America East Conference

• Enrollment: ~5,000
• Location: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
• Conference: Patriot League

• Enrollment: ~6,700
• Location: Los Angeles, California
• Conference: West Coast Conference

• Enrollment: ~7,000
• Location: Hamden, Connecticut
• Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

• Enrollment: ~8,500
• Location: Madison/Teaneck, New Jersey
• Conference: Northeast Conference

The America East Conference is composed of nine member institutions primarily located in the Northeastern United States. The average school size in this conference ranges from around 7,000 to 15,000 students.

The MAAC is a conference comprising primarily smaller private schools located in the Northeastern United States. The average school size in this conference ranges from around 2,500 to 7,000 students.

The Patriot League is a conference consisting of academically-focused institutions primarily located in the Northeastern United States. The average school size in this conference ranges from around 3,500 to 5,500 students.

The Atlantic 10 Conference is a larger conference consisting of schools from various regions, but it also includes smaller institutions. The average school size in this conference ranges from around 6,000 to 15,000 students.

The Southern Conference is a conference with schools located primarily in the Southern United States. While it includes larger institutions, it also has smaller schools. The average school size in this conference ranges from around 2,000 to 15,000 students.

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Navigating your way into the world of college baseball can be an exciting, yet challenging journey. To start off, understanding the dynamics of scholarships and showcases can greatly enhance your strategy. After all, there’s more to college baseball than the game itself; it’s about balancing the benefits and the demands, hence considering the pros and cons is essential.

In today’s digital world, mastering the art of using social media can give you a competitive edge. And remember, committing to a college is a big decision. Equip yourself with the right questions to ask your potential coaches to ensure you make a choice that fits your career goals and personal development.

If you’re wondering where to start, our recruitment guide might come in handy. And once you’re in the groove, check out some of the top collegiate summer leagues that can be a valuable stepping stone in your baseball career.