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THE PROGRAM

If you are looking for a challenge and want to better yourself in the classroom and on the field, we have what you are looking for and much more.

TreasureValleyCommunity college is located in Ontario, Oregon, along the Snake River, about 50 miles west of Boise, Idaho.  If you are interested in transfer programs to a four-year university, or a two-year Associated degree, TreasureValleyCommunity College offers a variety of courses to satisfy your career interests.  The excellent teacher to student ratio, on-campus housing, food service, and the opportunity to play college baseball makes TreasureValley the perfect place to start your college experience.

Athletically, TreasureValleyCommunity College is a member of the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges.  We compete in the Eastern Division of the NWAACC, which is arguably one of the toughest in the nation.  The Eastern Division has produced NWAACC champions in a number of sports, including baseball.  We have the resources to offer athletic scholarships to student-athletes who we feel have the character and talent to help us win a championship.  Do you have the goal of playing for an NWACC Championship?

Our baseball program is new to the NWAACC, but has had an outstanding tradition of success.  The program has been to the College World Series twice, most recently in 1990, where we finished fifth.  We have an eight-week fall schedule along with an extensive conditioning program in the winter.  Our regular season begins in February and runs through the end of May.  Our 50 game spring schedule includes 28 conference games and 22 non-conference games with trips to Northern California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington.  In addition, we have the ability to place our returning players in a number of summer programs in an effort to provide an opportunity for our players to continue developing their skills.  We provide the exposure our student-athletes need to get to the next level.  Ninety percent of our graduating sophomores receive opportunities to play at the four-year or professional level.

Our outdoor and indoor facilities are excellent.  Elks Memorial field is located on campus, 100 yards from the baseball clubhouse.  The field has lights, natural grass, four turf batting cages, a full-inning by inning scoreboard, concessions, restrooms, a souvenir stand and a press box.  We also have a quality indoor hitting facility with 2 full tunnels, drill area and portable mounds next to the player's clubhouse and weight room.

We have a genuine concern for the overall welfare of our student-athletes.  Everyone associated with our program works very hard to earn their rewards.  Our number one priority is education and preparing our student-athletes for the future as we strive for excellence.   

BASEBALL CAMPS: For complete details on TVCC Camps please visit the following link.............     www.rickbaumannbaseballcamp.com/