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Southwest NAIA Baseball Program Seeking Pitchers and Infielders!

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A Southwest NAIA baseball program is still shaping its 2026–2027 roster and appears focused on making final additions on the mound and around the infield. Pitchers with dependable command, usable velocity, or a proven secondary offering—and infielders who bring defensive reliability, athleticism, and consistent production—should be prepared to present a complete evaluation package. High school prospects, JUCO players, and four-year transfers are all in the mix, making this a flexible opportunity for players who can clearly demonstrate how they would strengthen the roster.

A Southwest NAIA baseball program is looking to add a couple more pitchers and infielders for the 2026-2027 year. The staff is open to high school players, JUCO players, and transfers who can send film, metrics, and complete information. The roster features 18 senior/graduate student-athletes, creating verified roster movement across the pitching staff, infield, catching group, outfield, and utility roles. The program is led by a first-year head coach with more than 15 years of coaching experience, player-development experience at the collegiate level, a background developing drafted pitchers, and professional playing experience.

Substantial veteran turnover could create competition for roles throughout the program, while the staff’s background points to a strong emphasis on pitching development and preparing players for higher levels of baseball. Become a member to access the full opening, coach contact, roster context, recruiting notes, and program details so you can send a focused message featuring your eligibility, position, film, verified metrics, recent production, and readiness for the 2026–2027 season.

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