DAYTON FLYERS BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Dayton's baseball program competes in the Atlantic 10 Conference as part of the school's Division I athletics portfolio at the 11,378-student Catholic university established in 1850. Based in Dayton, Ohio, the Flyers represent one of the region's prominent Division I baseball initiatives within a conference that stretches across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic. The Atlantic 10 features competitive baseball programs that draw from universities with similar academic and athletic profiles.

Dayton baseball operates within the university's spring sports framework, aligning with the Atlantic 10's competitive schedule that emphasizes midweek and weekend conference play. The program fields a roster of student-athletes who balance their participation with the rigorous academic environment characteristic of the university, which maintains a selective admissions process alongside its NCAA Division I athletic commitments. Home games showcase the program's local recruiting base and institutional support within the Dayton community.

The Flyers' athletic department continues developing the baseball program as part of its broader Division I mission, competing annually against established Atlantic 10 opponents while maintaining the standards expected of a Marianist institution. Dayton's investment in baseball reflects its commitment to providing comprehensive athletic opportunities for its student body.

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ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE BASEBALL PROGRAMS

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• Saint Joseph's Hawks
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• Rhode Island Rams
• Richmond Spiders
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