Division III baseball is heating up across the country, with several ranked programs and conference contenders taking the field this week on FloCollege. From early-season tests between nationally ranked teams to conference showdowns, the weekend slate offers plenty of storylines.

Sometimes rankings don’t tell the whole story — and that was certainly the case when No. 25 Texas Lutheran toppled the nation’s top-ranked Trinity Tigers, 10-8. It marked TLU’s first win over a No. 1 team since April 2016 and handed Trinity its first loss as the unanimous No. 1 club this season.

College baseball returns on February 13, as Division I, Division 2 and Division 3 programs begin their campaign with the ultimate goal of ending up in Omaha.

Every baseball team in the University Athletic Association will start the 2026 season knowing it has at least a 1:6 chance of making it to the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship.

The Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference made a statement last season with three of its nine teams advancing to the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship.

The ever-changing landscape of collegiate sports has led to some changes for the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.

As another holiday season comes and goes, the calendar inches closer and closer to the start of the college baseball seasons.

This year’s Landmark Baseball Championship is full of fairy tales.

Six teams. One automatic bid. Plenty at stake.

The 2025 college baseball season is almost here. Teams in Division II will celebrate Opening Day on Jan. 31, with their championship series on May 30-June 7 at the USA Baseball National training Complex in Cary, N.C. Division III will begin play on Feb. 15-22, with a championship series held at Classic Park in Eastlake, Ohio, May 30-June 5.

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After several seasons in which Michigan State baseball was middling around in the lower half of the standings in the Big Ten Conference, things really started to click for the Spartans on the diamond in 2023.

The 2023 season ended in heartbreaking fashion for Florida Gulf Coast, with one of the best seasons in the program's 20-year history ending just shy of the NCAA Tournament.

Indiana State enjoyed a memorable 2023 season—and it may have only been the start for the Sycamores.

For the better part of the next month, the Snowbird Baseball tournament will host college baseball teams from around the country in Port Charlotte, Florida.