SOUTHERN INDIANA SCREAMING EAGLES BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

University of Southern Indiana, founded in 1965 and serving 9,286 students in Evansville, Indiana, competes in NCAA Division I baseball within the Ohio Valley Conference during the spring season. The Screaming Eagles program represents one of the youngest four-year institutions in the region, having established its athletic presence relatively recently compared to many regional competitors. Playing their home contests at their on-campus facility, the Eagles compete in a conference that stretches across the Ohio Valley region and features competitive mid-major baseball programs.

The Screaming Eagles compete in a spring season format typical of NCAA Division I baseball, facing opponents throughout the Ohio Valley Conference and non-conference schedules that test their roster depth. As a member of the OVC, Southern Indiana participates in a conference with historical ties to regional college athletics and competes for postseason positioning within the mid-major landscape. The program draws from the university's student body of over 9,000 undergraduates and represents Evansville's commitment to Division I athletics in a region with strong baseball tradition spanning the Ohio River Valley communities.

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OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE BASEBALL PROGRAMS

• Eastern Illinois Panthers
• Lindenwood Lions and Lady Lions
• Morehead State Eagles
• Southeast Missouri State Redhawks
• Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Cougars
• Tennessee State Tigers
• Tennessee Technological Golden Eagles
• Arkansas at Little Rock Trojans
• Tennessee at Martin Skyhawks
• Western Illinois Leathernecks

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