College Club Baseball....help!

Don't know about MBA programs but if you haven't seen this before it will give you somewhere to start.

Club Baseball teams

I think you may be mistaken. I found this on the NCAA site

Graduate Student Eligibility
A student-athlete who is enrolled in a graduate or professional school of the college or university which he/she previously attended as an undergraduate student may participate in intercollegiate athletics, provided he/she has eligibility remaining and is within five calendar years of initial full-time collegiate enrollment for Division I and within the first ten full-time semesters of collegiate enrollment for Divisions II and III.

A student-athlete who has eligibility remaining and is within the specified five-year or ten-semester period also may participate while enrolled in a graduate or professional school at a Division I or II college or university other than the institution at which he/she completed an undergraduate degree, provided he/she meets the criteria of the one-time transfer exception to the general transfer residence requirement. That exception is as follows:

The student-athlete must be seeking to participate in a sport other than Division I football, basketball and men's ice hockey, except that a student-athlete who seeks to participate in Division I-AA football may use this exception only if transferring from a Division I-A program.
The student-athlete may not have transferred previously from another four-year institution unless he/she transferred previously and received an exception to the transfer residence requirement because his/her institution either discontinued the sport or did not sponsor the sport in which the student-athlete is a participant.
The student must have been in good academic standing and eligible to compete had he/she decided to remain at the previous institution.
The student-athlete's previous institution must certify in writing that it has no objection to the student-athlete being granted an exception to the transfer residence requirement.

Las Vegas Player;

Next December we are traveling to Australia with our '23 and under'USA team. Several players will be seniors, who desire to continue their baseball and education in the land "down under'.

Our USA teams will play the pro STATE teams in Adelaide and Perth. CHINA WILL SEND A TEAM!

If you have interest, please open our web site <www.goodwillseries.org>

Bob Williams

jmepop is correct.

I know of a Dartmouth graduate who had a year of eligibility left and he's doing graduate work and playing (quite well) at another college. Currently hitting .541 and was named ECAC Div II Player of the Week.

JMEPOP,

Thanks for looking up that info for me, i will definitely look into it.

Can someone tell me more about club teams? Is this something you have to try out for? Do you just pay to play? I assume the players are responsible for all fees and expenses. Is this for kids who have played all the life but for whatever reason are not playing college ball? Any info would be appreciated.

2007bbdad,

Check out that site mentioned above as it also points you to the specific club sites where answers to your questions may vary.