Son has been contacted by this engineering college and I am curious if anyone has current information regarding both the college and their baseball program. Any information is most appreciated.
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Good Engineering school! Nice size town about 1 1/2 hours from St Louis.
A little over 2 hours to Table Rock Lake/Branson area.
Team has been good the past couple of years.
They play a lot of small ball.
Conference is very competitive, and travel is not bad, since you have Drury, UMSL,& Maryville all less then 2 hours away.
Field/Stadium is nothing special. Seen better HS fields. Not sure about indoor facility?
A little over 2 hours to Table Rock Lake/Branson area.
Team has been good the past couple of years.
They play a lot of small ball.
Conference is very competitive, and travel is not bad, since you have Drury, UMSL,& Maryville all less then 2 hours away.
Field/Stadium is nothing special. Seen better HS fields. Not sure about indoor facility?
Engineering programs are ranked 85th, which has fallen in the past few years, or othrs may have just moved up.
Small / mid student population.
One thing to denote - M/F ratio in the past has been pretty one sided - especially 2nd semester.
Several of the schools are getting new buildings, this started about 10 years ago and continues throughout the campus.
Dorms....Only two and are old. Large Greek population.
Small / mid student population.
One thing to denote - M/F ratio in the past has been pretty one sided - especially 2nd semester.
Several of the schools are getting new buildings, this started about 10 years ago and continues throughout the campus.
Dorms....Only two and are old. Large Greek population.
