NCAA Division I · Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC)
Mississippi Valley State Baseball Recruiting
Mississippi Valley State University · Itta Bena, Mississippi
Who to email at Mississippi Valley State
- CJ BilbreyHead Coach
- Drew MillwoodRecruiting Coordinator
Coach email addresses stay inside Diamond Sports Connect. Your emails go out from your own Gmail, after a parent approves them.
Email the Mississippi Valley State staffUpcoming Mississippi Valley State camps
No upcoming Mississippi Valley State 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 Mississippi Valley State’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.
- NCAA Division I rules limit when coaches can reply to you or call. They can still read your emails, watch your video and come watch you play, so writing before they can answer still counts.
- Camps on campus are one of the few times Mississippi Valley State coaches see you on their own field. Go with a plan: email the staff beforehand that you'll be there.
- Division I rosters have a limit, and many players arrive by transferring. The junior college count in the roster section shows how often this program uses that path.
Quick answers
- What division is Mississippi Valley State baseball?
- Mississippi Valley State University plays NCAA Division I baseball in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC). The program is in Itta Bena, Mississippi.
- Who is the Mississippi Valley State head baseball coach?
- CJ Bilbrey is the head coach at Mississippi Valley State University.
- Who handles recruiting for Mississippi Valley State baseball?
- Drew Millwood (Recruiting Coordinator).
- How much does Mississippi Valley State cost?
- Tuition and fees at Mississippi Valley State University were $7,692 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.