On the field, Taylor competes in the always competitive Mid-Central Conference (MCC). This year our spring schedule begins in the middle of February and continues into the post season the first week of May. Our schedule always features some of the best teams in the Midwest as well as providing us at least three opportunities to travel south to play teams in Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida.
But playing baseball at Taylor is about more than just the games on the field. Read more about Baseball at Taylor.
Recent News
08.27.2010 - Smith Returns to MCC Sports Information Post
Following a 12-month hiatus from his part-time role as Mid-Central College Conference sports information director, Taylor University Sports Information Director Eric Smith has returned to assist MCC Commissioner J.D. Collins in directing the league's public relations efforts.
08.20.2010 - Taylor Athletics Launches YouTube Channel
Fans of the Trojans are now closer than ever to following their favorite Taylor teams as the TU sports information office announced this week the launch of the official Taylor Athletics YouTube Channel.
08.07.2010 - Odle Golf Classic Attracts Record Numbers
Supporters of the Taylor University athletic department showed up in record numbers Friday at the 11th Annual Odle Golf Classic at Walnut Creek Golf Course in Marion, Ind. A new record of 39 teams and 155 golfers, along with over 40 corporate sponsors turned out for the event to benefit Taylor's student-athletes.
08.05.2010 - Baseball Adds Ball State Slugger Nielsen
The most lethal offense in the Mid-Central College Conference added another big-time weapon today when Taylor head coach Kyle Gould announced that Ball State standout first baseman Ian Nielsen (LaPorte, Ind./LaPorte) has transferred to Taylor and will join the Trojans this fall.
08.04.2010 - Taylor Athletes Earn Academic Acclaim
Fourteen of Taylor University's 15 intercollegiate athletic teams have been recognized as scholar teams by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) for the 2009-2010 school year.
Recent Results
A crushing 21-9 loss to Mt. Vernon Nazarene ended the season for the Taylor baseball team Wednesday at the NAIA National Championship Opening Round in Cleveland, Tenn. The loss marks the second straight year that the Trojans have closed out their season at the national tournament.
The Taylor University baseball team suffered a devastating defeat Tuesday at the five-team NAIA National Championship Opening Round hosted by Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn. The No. 3-seeded Trojans fell by the final score of 8-7 in 10 innings against No. 2 seed South Carolina-Beaufort.
The Taylor baseball team tied a program record for most wins in a season Tuesday night with a 19-6 win over Bethel, but the milestone was overshadowed when the top-seeded Trojans were eliminated from the MCC Tournament after falling in the next game to six-seed Indiana Wesleyan, 15-5.
Taylor, defending Mid-Central College Conference Tournament champions and the No. 1 seed in this year's tournament, was upset by No. 6 seed Indiana Wesleyan 6-1 in the first round Monday before bouncing back in an elimination game to defeat No. 2 seed Spring Arbor 15-5.
The Taylor baseball team wrapped up its regular season Tuesday with a split at Indiana Tech. Taylor dropped a 5-3 decision in the opening game before bouncing back to win game two by a final score of 9-7.