Potomac State Baseball

Recruit Information

Welcome to Potomac State Baseball. We appreciate your interest in Potomac State College and our baseball program. If you love baseball and want to attend a college that takes baseball and academics seriously, then Potomac State College may be the school for you.

Potomac State Baseball owns a rich tradition with 6 JUCO World Series Appearances, including a National Championship in 1995.

Quick Facts about Potomac State Baseball

Potomac State College is the only two-year residential branch campus of West Virginia University. Potomac State offers the prestige of a major school with the friendliness of a small campus.
We are a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association, (NJCAA), Region XX, Division 1.
Nine straight seasons with over 30 wins, (2000-2008).
2008 Pre-season ranked 24th in the country by NJCAA.
2007 Pre-season ranked 5^th in the country by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.
2007 Pre-season ranked 10th in the country by the NJCAA.
2006 Pre-season ranked 5^th in the country by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.
2006 Pre-season ranked 21st in the country by the NJCAA.
2005 Pre-season ranked 9^th in the country by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper.
2006 JUCO Division 1 World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado.
2005 JUCO Division 1 World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado.
2004 JUCO Division 1 World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado.
2006 Eastern District Champions.
2005 Eastern District Champions.
2004 Eastern District Champions.
Seven Region XX Championships in nine years.
2008 Sophomore pitcher Nathan Fike drafted in the 47th round by Philadelphia Phillies.
2006 Freshman infielder Joe Agreste drafted in 32nd round by Seattle Mariners.
2006 Sophomore pitcher Enrique Garcia drafted in 20th round by Arizona Diamondbacks.
2005 freshman pitcher Enrique Garcia drafted in 17^th round by World Series Champion Chicago White Sox.
Eighteen players drafted in the last thirteen years.
Two former players that played in Major League Baseball: John Kruk and Mike Duvall.
2002 Moved into a newly constructed Baseball Field: Golden Park.

Recruit Checklist

If you interested in pursuing the possibilities of attending Potomac State and playing baseball please complete the following steps:

1. Print and complete a Baseball Recruit Questionnaire. Then send to Potomac State Baseball to the address listed at the bottom of the form.

Click Here for Printable Version of Questionaire (PDF File)

Note: Adobe Acrobat Reader Required. To download Click Here.

2. Apply for admission to Potomac State College. (There is no fee).

To Apply Online:

You may click on the first link below to apply to Potomac State online.
You may click on the second link to download and print an application and then mail it to the Office of Enrollment Services.
You may contact the Office of Enrollment Services at (800) 262-7332 or go2psc@mail.wvu.edu to have an application mailed to you.

Click here to apply online.

Click here to download an Application for Admission.

3. In addition to your application you also need to send a copy of your current and final high school transcript.

4. Send your ACT or SAT scores to the office of Enrollment Services.

5. Submit your immunization form and records to the Office of Enrollment Services. Form can be found here. (PDF File)

6. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, (FAFSA). Potomac State's code is: 003829, WVU's code is: 003827.

7. Send all academic information to:

Office of Enrollment Services

One Grand Central Park
Suite 2090
Keyser, WV, 26726
1-800-262-7332 or (304) 788-6820
go2psc@mail.wvu.edu

Fax Number: (304) 788-6939

Need more info:

Potential prospects or parents can write to any of the coaches at the following address:

Potomac State Baseball

Box 22

101 Fort Avenue

Keyser, WV 26726

Any other questions can be answered by contacting:

Head Coach Doug Little-- Office (304) 788.6878

DALittle@mail.wvu.edu

Assistant Coach Don Schafer-- Office (304) 788.6851

DJSchafer@mail.wvu.edu

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