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D1 Baseball Schools in North Carolina
18 programs · updated November 2026
There are 18 NCAA Division I baseball programs in North Carolina. Every one is listed below with its city and conference. This is the complete set, not a selection. We are not ranking these schools or filtering them for you.
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All D1 baseball schools in North Carolina
| School | City | Conference |
|---|---|---|
| Appalachian State University | Boone | Sun Belt |
| Campbell University | Buies Creek | Coastal Athletic |
| Davidson College | Davidson | Atlantic 10 |
| Duke University | Durham | Atlantic Coast |
| East Carolina University | Greenville | American |
| Elon University | Elon | Coastal Athletic |
| Gardner–Webb University | Boiling Springs | Big South |
| High Point University | High Point | Big South |
| North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University | Greensboro | Coastal Athletic |
| North Carolina State University | Raleigh | Atlantic Coast |
| Queens University of Charlotte | Charlotte | ASUN |
| University of North Carolina at Asheville | Asheville | Big South |
| University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill | Chapel Hill | Atlantic Coast |
| University of North Carolina at Charlotte | Charlotte | American |
| University of North Carolina at Greensboro | Greensboro | Southern |
| University of North Carolina Wilmington | Wilmington | Coastal Athletic |
| Wake Forest University | Winston Salem | Atlantic Coast |
| Western Carolina University | Cullowhee | Southern |
Conferences
- Atlantic Coast (4 programs)
- Coastal Athletic (4 programs)
- Big South (3 programs)
- American (2 programs)
- Southern (2 programs)
- ASUN (1 program)
- Atlantic 10 (1 program)
- Sun Belt (1 program)
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How this list was built
These are every NCAA, NAIA, and junior college baseball program we track in North Carolina, from RosterFit's program database of 1,625 schools nationally. Division and conference come from each program's own athletics listing. We publish the complete set rather than a ranked selection, because a directory that quietly leaves schools out is worse than useless for building a target list. Where a field is missing from our source (NJCAA conference assignments most often), we leave it out instead of guessing.
What a list like this can't tell you
Every program here is a real option. Almost none of them are a realistic option for any one athlete, which is the gap between a directory and a target list. Whether a school is worth an email depends on roster need at your athlete's position in their class year, where their measurables sit against that program's actual recruiting range, and whether they clear admissions. For how recruiting rules and money differ by level, see our guides to D1, D2, D3, NAIA, and JUCO baseball.
How many players at North Carolina's colleges grew up in North Carolina, and how many of North Carolina's own players stay home? Our in-state recruiting guide maps every state.
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