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Division III · Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

The College of St. Scholastica Baseball

Duluth, MN · the Saints · The College of St. Scholastica overview
58
Roster
2024–25 season
$257k
Team budget
56th percentile in Division III
$4,427
Per roster spot
median $5,554
5
Coaches
1 head · 4 assistant
94%
Admitted
bottom quarter for selectivity

The College of St. Scholastica fields a baseball team in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA Division III). In 2024–25 the roster carried 58 players, above the median of 43, with 1 head coach and 4 assistants. Team expenses were $256,769, about the median of $236k — $4,427 per roster spot, lower half of Division III baseball programs. The school reports no athletic aid for men's teams — Division III programs do not offer athletic scholarships.

Among Division III baseball programs

Where this program sits against its 371 peers (percentile; the tick is the median).

Team budget$257k
Spend per player$4,427
Roster size58
Coaching staff5

Team budgets across the division

$38k$960k
this programevery Division III baseball program

Roster sizes

18107
this programevery Division III roster

The program

  • Roster58 2024–25 season
  • Coaching staff1 head, 4 assistant
  • Team expenses$256,769 for the year
  • Operating expenses$69,104 game-day and travel
  • Spend per roster spot$4,427 division median $5,554
  • Athletic aid, men's teamsNone school-wide
  • Aid per roster spot$0 across men's teams
  • Recruiting spend, men's$17,625 school-wide

Coaching staff

NameTitleEmail
Brooks Repking head coachHead Coachnot on file
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Recruiting timing

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  • High-school baseball players472,598 2024-25
  • Division III roster spots16,317 371 programs
  • Odds of a spot1 in 29 3.5% of high-school players hold a Division III roster spot

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About the school

What an athlete asks first — each panel opens the full picture.
1,755undergraduates · 2,979 students in all
Women 69% Men 31%
Setting
City
Type
Private · Doctoral/professional university
Affiliation
Roman Catholic
94%admitted · of 1,608 applicants
ACT middle 50%21 – 27
Test scores
Test-optional
Graduate in 6 yrs
63%
58on the roster · 2024–25 season
Team expenses
$256,769 $4,427 per roster spot · upper half of Division III
Coaches
1 head · 4 assistant
Athletic aid, men's teams
None
Recruiting spend, men's
$17,625
$23,913net price · after grants, aided first-years
Sticker price$55,730
Average net price$23,913
Net price by family income
$0–30k$14,932
$30–48k$17,452
$48–75k$18,824
$75–110k$25,155
$110k and up$29,389
Tuition & fees
$40,454

Campus safety

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1.02violent offences per 1,000 · students a year, 2022–2024
Violent1.02
Property0.00
In residence halls
0 burglaries · 9 sex offences over 2022–2024
Residence-hall fires
0 over 2022–2024
49%of bachelor's degrees in health professions & nursing · 18 fields · Bachelor's, Doctorate, Master's
Health professions & nursing295 · 49%
Biological sciences75 · 12%
Business67 · 11%
Psychology55 · 9%
Public administration & social work45 · 7%

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Baseball programs within 150 miles

The College of St. ScholasticaUniversity of Minnesota Duluth · 1 miUniversity of Wisconsin-Superior · 7 miSt. Cloud State University · 131 miBethel University (Minnesota) · 132 miUniversity of Northwestern-St. Paul · 133 miUniversity of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic · 135 miSaint John's University (Minnesota) · 137 miHamline University · 138 miUniversity of Wisconsin-River Falls · 138 miBemidji State University · 138 miUniversity of Minnesota, Twin Cities · 138 miConcordia University, St. Paul · 138 mi
SchoolMilesRosterBudgetAPRAdmitted
University of Minnesota Duluth Division II · Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference137$351k—82%
University of Wisconsin-Superior Division III · Upper Midwest Athletic Conference739$201k—94%
St. Cloud State University Division II · Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference13139$518k—95%
Bethel University (Minnesota) Division III · Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference13253$210k—91%
University of Northwestern-St. Paul Division III · Upper Midwest Athletic Conference13342$117k—92%
University of Wisconsin-Stout Polytechnic Division III · Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference13538$203k—85%
Saint John's University (Minnesota) Division III · Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference137———91%
Hamline University Division III · Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference13842$340k—90%
University of Wisconsin-River Falls Division III · Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference13853$351k—82%
Bemidji State University Division II · Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference13859$320k—71%
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Division I · Big Ten Conference13838$2.7M100077%
Concordia University, St. Paul Division II · Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference13839$533k—75%

Other baseball programs in the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

SchoolRosterBudgetPer playerAPRCompare
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota51$364k$7,132—vs
Macalester College39$355k$9,100—vs
Hamline University42$340k$8,085—vs
Gustavus Adolphus College69$313k$4,534—vs
St. Olaf College41$281k$6,841—vs
The College of St. Scholastica58$257k$4,427—vs
Augsburg University44$224k$5,097—vs
Bethel University (Minnesota)53$210k$3,963—vs
Concordia College, Moorhead51$179k$3,518—vs
Carleton College35$128k$3,648—vs
Saint John's University (Minnesota)————vs

Every Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball program · Baseball budgets ranked