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Dillard Baseball Recruiting

Dillard University · New Orleans, Louisiana

Who to email at Dillard

  • Melvin MarshallHead Coach

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Upcoming Dillard camps

No upcoming Dillard camps are posted yet. Most programs post fall, winter and summer camps on their athletics site; we add them here once we’ve checked the dates.

How to get on Dillard’s radar

  • Email the head coach and the recruiting coordinator together, from your own email, with your highlight video, measurables, grades and your upcoming tournament schedule.
  • Each association (NAIA here) has its own rules on when coaches can contact you. Writing first, with your schedule, lets the staff plan to see you play.
  • Camps on campus are one of the few times Dillard coaches see you on their own field. Go with a plan: email the staff beforehand that you'll be there.
  • Many four-year rosters also add junior college and four-year transfers. The roster section, when we have one, shows where this program's players came from.

Quick answers

What division is Dillard baseball?
Dillard University plays NAIA baseball in the HBCU Athletic Conference. The program is in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Who is the Dillard head baseball coach?
Melvin Marshall is the head coach at Dillard University.
How much does Dillard cost?
Tuition and fees at Dillard University were $23,918 per year for in-state and out-of-state students alike in the 2024-25 school year, according to the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

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