WRIGHT STATE RAIDERS BASEBALL

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Wright State University's baseball program competes in the Horizon League as part of a Division I athletic department that serves approximately 10,264 students across the Dayton, Ohio campus. Founded in 1967, the university has built its athletic presence over the past five decades, with baseball representing one of the program's core offerings during the spring season. The Raiders play their home games at a dedicated baseball facility on campus, providing student-athletes with a competitive home-field advantage in Horizon League competition.

Based in the Midwest, Wright State's baseball program operates within a conference featuring schools across multiple states with varying enrollment sizes. The Raiders' spring schedule includes conference matchups against established Horizon League programs, requiring consistent performance throughout the competitive season. With a coaching staff dedicated to player development and on-field execution, the program emphasizes both competitive success and the academic priorities that define Wright State's student-athlete experience. The baseball program reflects the university's commitment to Division I athletics within a mid-sized institutional framework in Ohio's competitive sports landscape.

KEY FACTS

OTHER SPORTS AT WRIGHT STATE

HORIZON LEAGUE BASEBALL PROGRAMS

• Cleveland State Vikings
• Indiana University Indianapolis Jaguars
• Northern Kentucky Norse
• Oakland Golden Grizzlies
• Purdue University Fort Wayne Mastodons
• Robert Morris Colonials
• Detroit Mercy Titans
• Wisconsin-Green Bay Phoenix
• Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panthers
• Youngstown State Penguins

MORE BASEBALL IN OHIO

Browse all NCAA Division I baseball programs in Ohio.