JAMES MADISON DUKES BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

James Madison University's baseball program competes in the Sun Belt Conference as part of a 22,224-student institution established in 1908 in Harrisonburg, Virginia. The Dukes operate from their home venue and field a competitive roster within one of college baseball's strongest mid-major conferences. JMU's location in the Shenandoah Valley provides the program with regional recruiting advantages in a talent-rich area of the Mid-Atlantic.

Competing at the Division I level within the Sun Belt Conference, James Madison baseball maintains the conference schedule intensity that defines contemporary mid-major competition. The program draws from the university's athletic department infrastructure that supports multiple spring sports across campus. With an enrollment exceeding 22,000 students, JMU provides substantial institutional resources to support baseball operations and player development initiatives.

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