ACADEMICS

wow, you have so many choices....there are many D3 schools that have exceptional academics and great baseball.....how about narrowing it down a bit to some sort of criteria.....

Geographic area, intended major, religious affiliated school...... ect...that can help....

If your in the NE...., TRHIT can steer you to some great programs.....

Gold_Glove3

FYI Ivy's are D1. As for some great schools NESCAC Conference is great academics. Do not be fooled there are some very good D3 baseball schools that can challenge and beat some of the D1

Look for the school that makes you feel wanted keep grades up and get your name out to schools

Good luck


New England Small College Athletic Conference
Amherst College
Bates College
Bowdoin College
Colby College
Hamilton College
Middlebury College
Trinity College (Connecticut)
Tufts University
Wesleyan University (Connecticut)
Williams College


New England Women's & Men's Athletics Conference
Babson College
Clark University (Massachusetts)
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Springfield College
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
Wheaton College (Massachusetts)
Worcester Polytechnic Institute

University Athletic Association
Brandeis University
Case Western Reserve University
Emory University
University of Chicago
Washington University (Missouri)

Gold glove, If you're living in the nation, there are many fine choices and some were mentioned by TKD. If you want great coaching, Amherst is a solid choice as Coach Thurston is one of the most knowlegeable and well liked in the northeast. There are many other great coaches as well and none should be overlooked.

Coachric

Thanks for the info, guys.

TKD, you gave me a lot to look into that I didn't kno about-- THANX!

Coachric, I've heard Coach Thurston is a great coach and more importantly a great man.


Thanx again

gg3

Coach Thurston is not only one of the best pitching coaches in the game but he is one of the finest men you can meet

Gold Glove

you have a PM

I may be a little biased, but Johns Hopkins wouldn't be a bad choice either.


Strong academics and the Baseball team is generally ranked in the top 25 DIII schools

Four DIII links to consider:

http://hsbaseballweb.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/1786003...281019421#5281019421

Continuing the Dad-bias... Haverford, in suburban Philly, has morphed from an 8-17 team, in 2001, to a vote-getter in the 2006 pre-season poll:

http://www.baseballnews.com/polls/divIII/currentpolldiviii.htm

On the "fair & balanced" side, there are 417 DIII options, although not all play baseball:

http://odac.bridgewater.edu/div3base/baseball.htm

Finally, please note that DIII athletics seem to always be swimming the "reform stroke":

http://insidehighered.com/news/2006/01/04/ncaa

hey gold glove..my bro goes to johns hopkins so if you have any questions just PM me or reply back on here. i think my bro said they have been a top team the last couple years. it is one of the best academic schools that specializes in medical stuff. yea i know i sound smart lol.