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Where Washington, DC-area players play college baseball

2,785 players on college rosters from 2016–2026 listed a hometown within 30 miles of the center of the Washington, DC area (all levels, including junior college). Of their player–program records at four-year D3, D2, NAIA and D1 programs, 54% were at colleges within 150 miles of the area.

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Programs with the most recorded players who listed a hometown within 50 miles of your ZIP (straight-line), on campuses within 300 miles. "All included levels" means D3, D2, NAIA and non-Power D1. Your position only affects the estimated openings. This is geographic history, not a fit ranking.

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D3 programs that have rostered Washington, DC area players

Player–program records: a player is counted once at each college where he appears; a player who changed colleges counts at each. Each season is counted at the division the program played that season, so a program that changed division can appear under both, with its years shown. Hometowns within 30 miles, straight-line distance.

  1. Marymount University (Virginia) 70 players
  2. St. Mary's College of Maryland 59 players
  3. University of Mary Washington 52 players
  4. Christopher Newport University 49 players
  5. Stevenson University 47 players
  6. Salisbury University 46 players
  7. Shenandoah University 46 players
  8. Wilson College 41 players
  9. McDaniel College 39 players
  10. Catholic University 38 players

D2 programs that have rostered Washington, DC area players

  1. Frostburg State University 36 players · D2 seasons 2020–2026
  2. Shepherd University 30 players
  3. Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) 22 players
  4. Morehouse College 16 players
  5. The University of Virginia's College at Wise 16 players
  6. Virginia State University 13 players
  7. Fairmont State University 9 players
  8. Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania 9 players
  9. West Virginia Wesleyan College 9 players
  10. Concord University 8 players

D1 (non-Power) programs that have rostered Washington, DC area players

  1. University of Maryland, Baltimore County 50 players
  2. William & Mary 46 players
  3. James Madison University 37 players
  4. Towson University 29 players
  5. Mount St. Mary's University 27 players
  6. Norfolk State University 26 players
  7. University of Maryland Eastern Shore 26 players
  8. Virginia Commonwealth University 24 players
  9. George Washington University 19 players
  10. Georgetown University 19 players

Hometowns in the area listed most often

Distinct players at any college level.

Common questions

Which colleges have rostered Washington, DC area baseball players?

At D3, most often Marymount University (Virginia), St. Mary's College of Maryland, University of Mary Washington, by player–program records.

Do Washington, DC area players stay close to home?

54% of their four-year player–program records were at colleges within 150 miles.

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How these numbers work

Built from public college baseball rosters, 2016–2026. "Players" means distinct people; "player–program records" count a player once at each college where he appears. A hometown is the one listed on a roster — it doesn't tell us where a player was recruited or whether he came straight from high school. Divisions and conferences are each program's current ones. Counts include only players we could match; shares are of recorded players. "Non-Power" D1 means outside the ACC, Big Ten, Big 12 and SEC. Data last updated October 31, 2026.

These public pages show aggregate results, not individual player names. Towns, high schools and college-to-college paths are shown only with at least 5 players.