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Dallas Baptist Patriots baseball

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NCAA Division 1 college baseball team
Dallas Baptist Patriots
2026 Dallas Baptist Patriots baseball team
Founded1970
Overall record624–341
UniversityDallas Baptist University
Head coachDan Heefner (19th season)
ConferenceConference USA
(Pac-12 in 2027)
LocationDallas, Texas
Home stadiumHorner Ballpark
(Capacity: 3,492)
NicknamePatriots
ColorsRed, white, and blue[1]
     
NCAA regional champions
2011, 2021
NCAA tournament appearances
2008, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Conference tournament champions
2014, 2016, 2017, 2021, 2024
Conference regular season champions
2016, 2019, 2021, 2023, 2025
Horner Ballpark

TheDallas Baptist Patriots baseball team representsDallas Baptist University, which is located inDallas, Texas. The Patriots are anNCAA Division Icollege baseball program that competes inConference USA.[2] They began competing in Division I in 2004 and joined theMissouri Valley Conference in 2014 after only one season with theWestern Athletic Conference. They are the only Dallas Baptist program in Division I and Conference USA. All other Dallas Baptist programs compete in Division II'sLone Star Conference. DBU is also the only D-II member that competes in D-I baseball.

The Dallas Baptist Patriots play all home games on campus atJoan and Andy Horner Ballpark. Under the direction of Head CoachDan Heefner, the Patriots have played in nine NCAA tournaments and hosted their first regional in 2015. Over their six seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference, they have won three MVC regular season titles and four MVC tournaments.

Since the program's inception in 1970, 18 Patriots have gone on to play inMajor League Baseball, highlighted by 3-time All-StarsFreddy Sanchez andBen Zobrist. Under current head coach Dan Heefner, 52 Patriots have been drafted, includingVic Black who was selected in the first round of the2009 Major League Baseball draft.

Conference membership history (Division I only)

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Dates reflect baseball seasons, which take place in the calendar year after a conference change takes effect.

Joan and Andy Horner Ballpark

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Main article:Horner Ballpark

Joan and Andy Horner Ballpark is a baseballstadium on the Dallas Baptist campus inDallas that seats 3,492 people. It was opened on February 15, 2013 with a 9–11 loss toCreighton. A record attendance of 3,242 was set on May 31, 2015 during an NCAA tournament game againstTexas.[3]

Head coaches (Division I only)

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Records taken from the 2020 DBU baseball media guide.[3]

SeasonCoachYearsRecordPct.
2004Mike Bard144–16.733
2005–2007Eric Newman395–72.569
2008–presentDan Heefner18693–344–1.668
Totals3 coaches22 seasons832–432–1.658

Year-by-year NCAA Division I results

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Records taken from the 2020 DBU baseball media guide.[3]

Statistics overview
SeasonCoachOverallConferenceStandingPostseason
Independent(2004–2012)
2004Mike Bard44–16
2005Eric Newman32–23
2006Eric Newman33–23
2007Eric Newman30–26
2008Dan Heefner37–19College Station Regional
2009Dan Heefner38–17
2010Dan Heefner28–27
2011Dan Heefner42–20Santa Clara Super Regional
2012Dan Heefner41–19Waco Regional
Western Athletic Conference(2013)
2013Dan Heefner30–3013–14T-7thWAC Tournament
Missouri Valley Conference(2014–2022)
2014Dan Heefner40–2114–7T-2ndMVC Tournament
Fort Worth Regional
2015Dan Heefner46–1515–62ndMVC Tournament
Dallas Regional
2016Dan Heefner44–1915–51stMVC Tournament
Lubbock Regional
2017Dan Heefner42–2115–62ndMVC Tournament
Fort Worth Regional
2018Dan Heefner42–2116–52ndMVC Tournament
Fayetteville Regional
2019Dan Heefner43–2014–7T-1stMVC Tournament
Lubbock Regional
2020Dan Heefner12–4Season canceled on March 12
due to COVID-19[4]
2021Dan Heefner41–1818–61stMVC Tournament
Columbia Super Regional
2022Dan Heefner34–24–111–9–13rdMVC Tournament
Austin Regional
Conference USA(2023–2026)
2023Dan Heefner47–1625–51stCUSA Tournament
Stillwater Regional
2024Dan Heefner45–1517–72ndCUSA Tournament
Tucson Regional
2025Dan Heefner41–1821–61stCUSA Tournament
Baton Rouge Regional
Total:832–432–1

      National champion        Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion        Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion      Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

NCAA Division I Tournament history

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YearRecordPctNotes
20080–2.000Eliminated byUIC inCollege Station Regional
20113–3.500Eliminated byCalifornia inSanta Clara Super Regional
20122–2.500Eliminated byBaylor inWaco Regional
20140–2.000Eliminated bySiena inFort Worth Regional
20153–2.600Eliminated byVCU inDallas Regional
20163–2.600Eliminated byTexas Tech inLubbock Regional
20172–2.500Eliminated byTCU inFort Worth Regional
20182–2.500Eliminated byArkansas inFayetteville Regional
20192–2.500Eliminated byTexas Tech inLubbock Regional
20214–3.571Eliminated byVirginia inColumbia Super Regional
20220–2.000Eliminated byAir Force inAustin Regional
20232–2.500Eliminated byOral Roberts inStillwater Regional
20241–2.333Eliminated byGrand Canyon inTucson Regional
20251–2.333Eliminated byLittle Rock inBaton Rouge Regional
Totals25–30.454

Awards and honors (Division I only)

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  • Over their 20 seasons in Division I, 20 Patriots have been named to an NCAA-recognized All-America team.
  • Over their 6 seasons in the Missouri Valley Conference, 24 different Patriots have been named to the all-conference first-team.

All-Americans

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YearPositionNameTeamSelector
2006OFDrew Holder1stABCA
2ndCB
3rdNCBWA
2009SSRyan Goins3rdBA
CB
NCBWA
DHJason Krizan3rdABCA
2010OFRyan Enos3rdABCA
2011OFJason Krizan1stABCA
BA
CB
NCBWA
2BTyler Robbins2ndABCA
2012OFBoomer Collins3rdABCA
NCBWA
SSJoel Hutter2ndNCBWA
20133BDuncan McAlpine3rdABCA
2015RPChance Adams2ndNCBWA
RPBrandon Koch2ndCB
NCBWA
2016UTDarick Hall1stCB
2ndABCA
3rdNCBWA
SPColin Poche2ndCB
20171BAustin Listi2ndCB
3rdABCA
2018RPTrevor Conn3rdCB
OFDevlin Granberg1stABCA
CB
NCBWA
2ndBA
2019DHBryce Ball1stNCBWA
2ndABCA
2023RPKyle Amendt1stNCBWA
DHEthan Mann2ndCB
3rdNCBWA
CGrant Jay3rdNCBWA
SPRyan Johnson3rdNCBWA

Freshman First-Team All-Americans

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YearPositionNameSelector
2007SSAustin KnightCB
2008RPChris HaneyCB
2010SSAustin ElkinsCB
DHDuncan McAlpineCB
2013OFAustin ListiCB
20142BCamden DuzenackCB
OFDavid MartinelliCB
2015RPDalton HigginsCB
2016OFJameson HannahCB
2018SPLuke EldredCB
SSJimmy GlowenkeBA
CB
NCBWA

Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year

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YearPositionName
2016UTDarick Hall
2018OFDevlin Granberg

Missouri Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year

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YearPositionName
2017IFCamden Duzenack
2018SSJimmy Glowenke

Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year

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YearPositionName
2023CFNathan Humphreys
2025CFNathan Humphreys

Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year

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YearHandednessName
2016LeftColin Poche
2018RightTrevor Conn

Conference USA Pitcher of the Year

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YearHandednessName
2024RightRyan Johnson

Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year

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YearName
2016Dan Heefner

Conference USA Coach of the Year

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YearName
2023Dan Heefner
2024Dan Heefner

Conference USA Assistant Coach of the Year

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YearName
2023Micah Posey
2024Cliff Pennington

Missouri Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year

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YearPositionName
2016UTDarick Hall
2018RPKody Funderburk

Conference USA Newcomer of the Year

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YearPositionName
2023DHEthan Mann
20243BMichael Dattalo

Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year

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YearPositionName
2016OFJameson Hannah
2018SSJimmy Glowenke

Conference USA Freshman of the Year

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YearPositionName
2023C/OFGrant Jay
2024SPLuke Pettitte

Taken from the 2020 DBU baseball media guide.[3] Updated February 25, 2020.

Patriots in the Major Leagues

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= All-Star= Baseball Hall of Famer
AthleteYears in MLBMLB teams
Les Lancaster1987–1993Chicago Cubs, Detroit Tigers, St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Brewer1993–1999Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics, Philadelphia Phillies
Darren Hall1994–1998Toronto Blue Jays, Los Angeles Dodgers
Jason LaRue1999–2010Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals, St. Louis Cardinals
Scott Mullen2000–2003Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers
J. J. Trujillo2002San Diego Padres
Freddy Sanchez2002–2011Boston Red Sox, Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants
Lew Ford2003–2007, 2012Minnesota Twins, Baltimore Orioles
Ben Zobrist2006–2019Tampa Bay Devil Rays/Rays, Oakland Athletics, Kansas City Royals, Chicago Cubs
Brandon Harper2006Washington Nationals
Lance Broadway2007–2009Chicago White Sox, New York Mets
Brandon Bantz2013Seattle Mariners
Vic Black2013–2014Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Mets
Ryan Goins2013–presentToronto Blue Jays, Kansas City Royals, Chicago White Sox
Drew Smith2018–presentNew York Mets
Chance Adams2018–presentNew York Yankees, Kansas City Royals
Colin Poche2019–presentTampa Bay Rays
Cy Sneed2019–2020Houston Astros
Seth Elledge2020–presentSt. Louis Cardinals
Ryan Johnson2025–presentLos Angeles Angels

Taken from the 2020 DBU baseball media guide.[3] and the 2021 DBU baseball media guide[5] Updated June 9, 2021.

See also

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References

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  1. ^"DBU vs. Louisiana–Monroe Baseball Game Notes"(PDF). February 17, 2017. RetrievedFebruary 20, 2017.
  2. ^"Dallas Baptist University Added as Affiliate Member for Baseball" (Press release). Conference USA. April 22, 2022. RetrievedApril 23, 2022.
  3. ^abcde"DBU Baseball Media Guide". Archived fromthe original on February 18, 2020. RetrievedFebruary 25, 2020.
  4. ^"NCAA & DBU COVID-19 Updates". RetrievedMarch 15, 2020.
  5. ^"2021 DBU Baseball Media Guide"(PDF).
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