Missouri Baptist University
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- Near campusPlaces to train within 40 mi
The program
Missouri Baptist University (the Spartans) fields an NAIA softball team in Saint Louis, Missouri. The program competes in the Heart of America Athletic Conference.
The NAIA is a separate association of smaller colleges with its own national championship, and its programs recruit many of the same players as NCAA Division II.
On the map
Places to train near Missouri Baptist University
CageList lists 24 places to train within 40 miles of the Missouri Baptist University campus: 2 bookable backyard cages and 22 baseball and softball academies. The closest is Balls-n-Strikes Ballwin in Ballwin, about 6 miles away.
The Heart of America Athletic Conference
Heart of America Athletic Conference has 15 other programs in this directory at the same level, including Baker University, Benedictine College, Central Methodist University-College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Clarke University. Recruits usually compare the schools in one conference side by side, because they share a schedule and a travel footprint.
- Baldwin City, KS · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Atchison, KS · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Fayette, MO · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Dubuque, IA · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Canton, MO · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Lamoni, IA · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Des Moines, IA · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Olathe, KS · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Marshall, MO · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Cedar Rapids, IA · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Parkville, MO · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
- Peru, NE · Heart of America Athletic ConferenceNAIA
Thinking about playing here?
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School, level and location facts come from the U.S. Department of Education (the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act 2024-25 filings and the IPEDS institution directory). Nicknames and conferences are compiled from public lists and left blank when we could not match them with confidence. Sources: EADA athletics data, IPEDS institution directory. Spot a mistake? Tell us and we will fix it.