Naval Academy Baseball Roster (2024)

FAQs

How do you get recruited for Navy baseball? ›

You can certainly start by filling out the United States Naval Academy Baseball's recruiting questionnaire and getting on their list, but that's only the start. To get actively recruited, a college coach needs to see you compete, which is why it's important to have an online athletic recruiting profile.

United States Naval Academy has a total undergraduate enrollment of 4,450 (fall 2022), with a gender distribution of 72% male students and 28% female students.

The team is a member of the Patriot League, which is part of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I.

The modern United States Navy Baseball Club was founded by retired U.S. Navy Commander Terry Allvord in Pensacola, Florida in 1990 before moving to San Diego for the 1993 season. This program is the leader in armed forces baseball in the modern era.

Being recruited for baseball is highly competitive and every day an athlete does not do something to advance their recruiting process, you can assume another recruit out there is doing just that. Do the research. Below you'll learn how to create a list of target schools that will be the best match for you.

The acceptance rate at United States Naval Academy is 10.8%.

This means the school is extremely selective. Meeting their GPA requirements and SAT/ACT requirements is very important to getting past their first round of filters and proving your academic preparation.

The perception that women receive preferential treatment at the Naval Academy has existed since 1976. Many male midshipmen continue to believe that it is easier for women to be admitted to the Academy, despite evidence to the contrary.

After four years at Navy, 90% graduate and 92% graduate after six. A majority of freshman stay at the academy after completing their first year, resulting in a 97%% first year retention rate. A majority of students are from New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, Florida, Texas, and California.

(a) To be eligible for admission to the Academy a candidate must be at least 17 years of age and must not have passed his twenty-third birthday on July 1 of the year in which he enters the Academy.

The Academy is highly selective, with an acceptance rate of just seven percent, one of the highest in the country. The school maintains an eight-to-one student-faculty ratio and boasts an 89 percent graduation rate. Further, Naval Academy graduates are on track to be the sixth highest earning graduates of any school.

Do Navy SEALs attend the Naval Academy? ›

In addition to the formal Navy SEALs training, much of the officer candidates' training starts right here at the U.S. Naval Academy, before their USNA service assignment. Through four years of rigorous academic, military, and athletic training, midshipmen are prepared for the first phases of SEAL training.

Although NAPS primarily serves as an institution to prepare midshipman candidates to attend the USNA; from the years 1958 to 2008 it also began to prepare cadet candidates for the United States Air Force Academy (1958–1961) and the United States Coast Guard Academy (1979–2008, 2016–present) and, midshipman candidates ...

Academy athletes drafted by professional sports leagues or signed to free-agent contracts had been able to apply for those waivers in the past. But in 2022, lawmakers rescinded that policy, mandating that those service members complete at least two years of active duty service before being eligible for a waiver.

To get actively recruited, a college coach needs to see you compete, which is why it's important to have an online athletic recruiting profile. High school student-athletes have a discoverability problem. And discoverability is the key to college exposure and recruitment.

The academy is looking for well-rounded students. There are plenty of students at USNA who weren't involved in sports during high school. Maybe you've been in the school band, served on the student council, or had a steady job outside of class.

College baseball coaches primarily begin evaluating recruits in their sophom*ore and junior years of high school. Tournaments, showcases and camps are the major sources of recruits. But student-athletes cannot count on a college coach finding them.

Obtain a Navy Sports application from your base Fitness/Athletic Director or from the Navy Sports website. Fill out the application completely. Ensure you have your command's endorsem*nt. Scan and e-mail the completed application to: ALL_NAVY_SPORTS@NAVY.MIL.