Fallon Center for Youth Sports: Colleges
Baker University
NAIA
ALUMNI
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PO Box #65 618 Eighth Street Baldwin City, Kansas 66006 |
Phil Hannon phil.hannon@bakeru.edu Phone: 785-594-8493 |
Baylor University
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Landis Ware (Chandler)
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1612 South University Parks Drive Waco, Texas 76706 |
Mitch Thompson mitch_thompson@baylor.edu Phone: 254-710-3041 |
Benedictine College
NAIA
Alumni:
Angie Wendt (Mesa)
Nick Dombrowski - (Sinagua)
Jack Pattengale - (Mountain Pointe)
Whether you will be an incoming freshman or a transfer student, you will find that our focus is on our students. Our faculty, staff and administrators are committed to helping you achieve your individual goals.
Each of you has chosen to consider Benedictine College for many different reasons. Here are some of the benefits you will receive by attending our liberal arts, Catholic, Benedictine, residential college.
In this environment you will discover how to relate to a variety of people in a community setting. You will experience leadership roles through a wide assortment of student organizations, in academics, and in intramural and intercollegiate sports activities. In the classroom you will experience hands-on learning opportunities that will help you realize your own talents and help you gain self-confidence.
You will enjoy the traditions of a college linked to the past with its beautiful campus setting, linked to the present with the relevancy of a strong liberal arts and sciences curriculum and linked to the future with the latest in science classroom equipment and internet access for every student from all residence hall rooms.
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1020 N Second Atchinson, Kansas 66002 |
Doc Beeman dbeeman@benedictine.edu Phone: (913) 367-5340 |
Bentley College
Thank you for your interest in the Bentley baseball program. Our program competes in the Northeast -10 Conference as well as with several non-league opponents. Our coaching staff includes four Bentley athletics administrators that all have coached and played together for many years. The cohesiveness, loyalty and stability of our staff creates a special positive quality in our program.
Our league schedule consists of 30 games played over a period of six weeks starting in late March and concluding in the first week of May. We also play 26 non-league games that are played throughout the five week fall season, two ten day trips to Orlando, Florida, in late February and early March, and a couple of games before the start and end of our conference schedule. All league games are played with wooden bats and most of the non-league games will be played with aluminum. Our 56 game overall schedule is one of the most challenging schedules you will see in division II in the Northeast. The philosophy for our program is to learn the game of baseball by playing and to get better at the game by competing at the highest level.
Tryouts for our program are held in the first five days of the fall. We will select a fall team to continue to train with us over the next five weeks. We will typically carry a roster of 30 players for the fall with a final selection at the end of the fall, cutting our squad down to 24 players. We currently have six seniors on our roster that we will be looking to replace next year. We are currently in contact with over 400 prospective players interested in our school and program across the country that are candidates to replace these six seniors.
If Bentley is one of your top academic choices, please call the admissions department and schedule an interview and tour with one of the counselors. Please email our office (bdriscoll @bentley.edu) when this has been completed. Your academic information and meeting with the admissions department is critical for your acceptance into this institution. Due to our administrative responsibilities and high volume of candidates, itÂ’s extremely difficult to meet with each prospect. Coach Driscoll is our recruiting coordinator and will accept all profiles, resumes, videos and correspondence that you have to offer via email. Once received, all your information becomes part of our database. If you plan to apply, be accepted, and attend Bentley with the expectation of trying out, please email Coach Driscoll with this information as well. We will then contact you in regards to your medical profiles and clearinghouse information that need to be completed before you attend Bentley College and step on the field.
Thanks again for your interest and good luck with your senior year.
Coach Driscoll
Bentley Baseball
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Boston, Massachusetts |
Bernard Driscoll bdriscoll@bentley.edu |
Biola University
NAIA
ALUMNI:
Todd Stevenson (Brophy Prep)
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La Mirada, California |
John Verhoeven coachhoov@aol.com Phone: 562-944-0351 |
Bradley University
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
Curtis Hornaday (Arcadia)
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1501 W Bradley Ave Peoria, Illinois 61625 |
Elvis Dominguez edominguez@bradley.edu Phone: (309) 677-2684 |
Brown University
NCAA DIVISION I
Students get to map out their own curriculum and experiment with new fields, without the pressure of grades or requirements.
TOP FIVE MAJORS:
History
International Relation
Political Science
Biological Sciences
Psychology
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45 Prospect Street Providence, Rhode Island 02906 |
Marek Drabinski marek_drabinski@brown.edu Phone: (401) 863-2211 |
