Southwestern's Baseball History

The Southwestern baseball program has been a
stepping stone to four-year institutions and pro baseball for high
school players from all across the United States, Canada,
Australia, and South Africa.
During the past 20 years the baseball program has
been and is regarded as one of the top Junior College programs in
the midwest for the development of players during their freshman
and sophomore years of college. The year around commitment and
comprehensive training program has made Southwestern a haven for
players with lofty goals. The fall season is approximately 9 weeks
in length. Included in the fall is a wealth of individual
instruction to compliment a 30 game schedule. Indoor workouts play
an important part of the development of the players at
Southwestern. With a huge indoor workout facility, indoor batting
tunnel and fully equipped weight room, the dedicated player can
continue their progress during the cold months of November,
December and January.
The spring season begins in the middle of March.
Southwestern's southern trip is considered one of the toughest
slate of games among Northern J.C. programs. In the past this trip
has included stops in Texas, Florida, Arkansas, and Alabama. This
trip, combined with the excellent competition in the Iowa Division
I Juco league, will allow each and every player an opportunity to
be exposed to numerous professional scouts and four year
recruiters.
Hundreds of players have used Southwestern as an
institution to quench their thirst for higher learning and the
baseball program to realize their dreams on the field.