ALABAMA STATE HORNETS BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Alabama State University, founded in 1867 in Montgomery, serves approximately 4,081 students and competes as a Division I FCS institution within the Southwestern Athletic Conference. The Hornets baseball program operates during the spring season, representing one of the university's athletic endeavors at the collegiate level. Located in Alabama's capital city, the program draws from the institution's century-plus heritage of intercollegiate athletics.

Competing in the SWAC puts Alabama State among regional rivals across the Deep South and Southwest. The Hornets participate in a conference that emphasizes competitive baseball across multiple member institutions, with games scheduled throughout the traditional college baseball spring calendar. As an FCS football school with additional NCAA Division I sports, Alabama State's baseball program maintains the same competitive standards and athletic scholarships available to other programs within the conference structure.

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