NCBWA Tampa News

For the 11th straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans are the top-ranked team in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 poll. Tampa received all 20 first-place votes, making this the ninth time UT has been the unanimous number one team this season. The Spartans are 37-4 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in every in-season NCBWA poll this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll.

For the 10th straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans are the top-ranked team in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 poll. Tampa received all 20 first-place votes, making this the eighth time UT has been the unanimous number one team this season. The Spartans are 34-4 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in every in-season NCBWA poll this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll.

For the ninth straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans are the top-ranked team in the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 poll. The Spartans are 31-4 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in every in-season NCBWA poll this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll. This is the first time since the week one poll on Feb. 14 that the Spartans have not been the unanimous number one team, with Central Missouri picking up a first-place vote in this week’s poll.

For the seventh straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans received every first-place vote, sitting atop the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 in the eighth poll of the 2024 regular season. The Spartans are 29-3 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in all eight in-season NCBWA polls this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll.

For the sixth straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans received every first-place vote, sitting atop the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 in the seventh poll of the 2024 regular season. The Spartans are 26-2 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in all seven in-season NCBWA polls this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll.

For the fifth straight week, the University of Tampa Spartans received every first-place vote, sitting atop the National Collegiate Baseball Writers of America (NCBWA) top 25 in the sixth poll of the 2024 regular season. The Spartans are 22-2 on the season and have been the top-ranked team in all six in-season NCBWA polls this year, after checking in at #3 in the preseason poll.

The second in-season NCBWA Division II Poll of the 2024 season has been released, and there is a unanimous number one team in the University of Tampa Spartans. Off to a 9-0 start to the season, Tampa is the top-ranked team for the second straight week, with 9-1 North Greenville checking in at number two. Central Missouri and Indianapolis follow, with 10-0 UNC Pembroke rounding out the top five.

The second in-season NCBWA Division II Poll of the 2024 season has been released, and there is a unanimous number one team in the University of Tampa Spartans. Off to a 9-0 start to the season, Tampa is the top-ranked team for the second straight week, with 9-1 North Greenville checking in at number two. Central Missouri and Indianapolis follow, with 10-0 UNC Pembroke rounding out the top five.

The second in-season NCBWA Division II Poll of the 2024 season has been released, and there is a unanimous number one team in the University of Tampa Spartans. Off to a 9-0 start to the season, Tampa is the top-ranked team for the second straight week, with 9-1 North Greenville checking in at number two. Central Missouri and Indianapolis follow, with 10-0 UNC Pembroke rounding out the top five.

The first in-season NCBWA top 25 poll of the 2024 season has been released, with the Tampa Spartans taking over the number one spot. Reigning national champion Angelo State was the preseason number one team, dropping to number three after a 6-2 start, coupled with Tampa’s 6-0 start. The Spartans collected 11 of the 15 first-place votes.