Fallon Center for Youth Sports: Colleges
Calvin College
NCAA III
Calvin College is a comprehensive liberal arts college in the Reformed tradition of historic Christianity. Through our learning, we seek to be agents of renewal in the academy, church, and society. We pledge fidelity to Jesus Christ, offering our hearts and lives to do God's work in God's world.
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3201 Burton Street SE Grand Rapids, Michigan 49546 |
Jim Trimmer jrt3@calvin.edu Phone: (616) 957-6021 |
Carson Newman College
NCAA II
ALUMNI:
Andrew Berroth (Millennium)
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Branner Ave Jefferson City, Tennessee 37760 |
Tom Griffen tgriffen@cn.edu Phone: (423) 471-3466 |
Central Arizona College
NJCAA
Alumni:
Lars Liguori (Desert Mountain) Baseball
Jake Saylor (Desert Mountain) Baseball
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Coolidge, Arizona |
John Wente |
Chapman University
NCAA III
FALLON ALUMNI:
Nate Arnold (Catalina Foothills)
Derek Donovan (Catalina Foothills)
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333 North Glassell Street Orange, California 92866 |
Tom Tereschuk teres@chapman.edu Phone: (714) 997-6662 |
Chowan College
NCAA III
"The intercollegiate athletic program endeavors to contribute to the total education of each individual student by providing a disciplined teaching/learning experience outside the classroom. The athletic program strives to provide an environment of wholesome competition to assist in the development of responsible citizens. The athletic experience seeks to foster the personal qualities of high ethical values, a competitive spirit, winning as a part of a team, and excelling individually, cooperation, self-discipline and self-esteem in keeping with the Christian purpose of the institution. Student-athletes may develop their athletic interest and potential through a variety of intercollegiate sports which are financially supported with the College's budget."
Christopher Newport University
NCAA II
ALUMNI:
None
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Newport News, Virginia |
John Harvell jharvell@cnu.edu Phone: 757-594-7054 |
Claremont McKenna College
NCAA III
ALUMNI:
None
Claremont McKenna College , Harvey Mudd College and Scripps College make up the athletic consortium CMS.
CMS plays in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) an NCAA Division III affiliate.
They are able to play 40 games per season including two spring tournaments that CMS will host with other SCIAC institutions.
The baseball program was founded in 1959 and have been a successful program. All the home games are played on William B. Arce Field a premier facility in Southern California.
Claremont McKenna College is the lead college and has very tough admission standards. The academic profile for the average freshman might look like this:
1400 total on the SAT Math/Verbal, 3.5+ GPA (in a rigorous high school curriculum) and be in the top 10% of their class.
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500 East Ninth Street Claremont, California 91711 |
Randy Town randy.town@cms.claremont.edu Phone: 909-607-3796 Fax: 909-621-8848 |
Clark University
NCAA DIVISION III
Clark's Psychology program is of a national level and its research opportunities for such a small college is unheard of.
TOP FIVE MAJORS:
Psychology
Government and international Relations
Visual and Performing Arts
Biology
English
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950 Main Street Worcester, Massachusetts 01610 |
Jason Falcon jfalcon@clarku.edu Phone: (508) 421-3832 |
College of the Southwest
NAIA
ALUMNI
Mike Wilson (Mountain Ridge)
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6610 Lovington Highway Hobbs, New Mexico 88240 |
Michael Galvan mgalvan@csw.edu Phone: (505) 392-6565 |
College of William and Mary
NCAA I
ALUMNI:
none
Williamsburg can be old fashioned, but this college is definitely a great school at a great price!
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PO Box 8795 Williamsburg, Virginia 23187 |
Frank Leoni Phone: (757) 221-3399 |
Colorado Christian University
NCAA II
ALUMNI
None
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8787 West Alameda Avenue Lakewood, Colorado 80226 |
Rob Pegg rpegg@ccu.edu Phone: (303) 963-3200 |
Colorado School of Mines
NCAA II:
The Colorado School of Mines baseball program is in a time of change. The program has just hired the first full time baseball coach in the programÂ’s history. With the new leadership and full time position the program is moving in a positive direction. In the last two years the school has put nearly one million dollars into the baseball field. They have built new dugouts, backstop, lights, cages, fence, and now we are in the process of building a new press box. As you can see the Mines program is headed in a new direction.
Colorado School of Mines is one of the premier math and science institutions in the nation. The student body is about 4,000 with a student to faculty ration of 15:1 and on average the undergraduate class size is 27 students. CSM offers degrees in chemical engineering, chemistry, economics and business, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering, geology, geophysics, math and computer science, metallurgy, mining, petroleum engineering, bioengineering, and physics.
Mines is located in Golden, Colorado only 15 miles west of DenverÂ’s downtown business district. The Golden community of 17,000 is nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and offers a small town atmosphere with convenient access to big city attractions.
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1500 Illinois Street Golden, Colorado 80401 |
Jarrid Oates joates@mines.edu Phone: 303-273-3241 Fax: 303-273-3362 |
Colorado State University at Pueblo
NCAA II
ALUMNI
Jeremy Thorne (Shadow Mountain)
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2200 Bonforte Blvd. Pueblo, Colorado 81001 |
Stan Sanchez stan.sanchez@colostate-pueblo.edu Phone: (719) 549-2711 |
