INDIANA UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS JAGUARS BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Indiana University Indianapolis fields a baseball program competing at the NCAA Division I level within the Horizon League, drawing from an urban campus of 29,390 students in the heart of Indianapolis. Playing during the traditional spring season, the Jaguars represent one of the few Division I athletic programs based in Indiana's capital city, giving the university a distinctive presence in regional collegiate baseball. As a member of the Horizon League, the program competes against similar-sized institutions across the Midwest and mid-Atlantic regions during conference play that typically runs from February through May.

Located on IU Indianapolis's campus, the Jaguars utilize their home venue for regular-season contests against both conference and non-conference opponents. With a student body exceeding 29,000, the university supports athletic initiatives across multiple NCAA sports alongside baseball. The program operates within the structure of IU Indianapolis's athletics department, which manages the transition of student-athletes through four-year collegiate careers while maintaining Horizon League eligibility standards and academic requirements that align with NCAA Division I institutional policies.

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