UW-Whitewater Club Baseball

 

 

 

 

National Club Baseball Association

Founded in 2000 NCBA became the first-ever national governing body for collegiate club baseball. The initial season featured 34 club baseball teams from across the country competing in the league. In the years since its commencement, the league has grown tremendously, exceeding 220 member baseball teams during the 2011 season.  The NCBA annually provides more than 4,000 college students with the chance to continue their competitive baseball careers and contend for a true national championship. In 2007 the NCBA split into two divisions (DI and DII).  Teams in both divisions compete for their own respective World Series title and national championship crown. UW-Whitewater joined the league in 2003.

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Great Lakes Conference-West

UW-Whitewater competes in the NCBA’s D1 Great Lakes Conference-West. UW-Whitewater along with UW-Madison, UW-Eau Claire, UW-Milwaukee, Marquette, and Northwestern make up the conference.

 

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UW-Whitewater Club Sports

Club Baseball is one of several club sports offered at UW-Whitewater. The Club Sports program at UW-Whitewater is designed to provide the opportunity for students, faculty, and staff to participate in a variety of competitive, instructional, and recreational sports. Each club is formed, organized, governed, and conducted by students under the guidelines established by the Office of Recreation Sports and Facilities.

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Facebook and Twitter		Practice Schedule
Follow UW-Whitewater Club Baseball on Facebook and Twitter for club information, score updates, and game results.		The practice schedule can be found on the UW-Whitewater Club Sports website.

 

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