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NJCAA Division I · NJCAA Region XIV Athletic Conference

Wharton County JC Baseball Recruiting

Wharton County Junior College · Wharton, Texas

Who to email at Wharton County JC

  • Trey PorrasHead Coach

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Where Wharton County JC’s players come from

91%from Texas (32 players)
9%from out of state (3)

Top Texas areas

  1. Houston22
  2. Austin4
  3. Corpus Christi2
  4. Dallas-Fort Worth2
  5. San Antonio1

Top other states

  1. Arizona1
  2. Indiana1
  3. Puerto Rico1

Based on the 2027 roster (35 players with a listed hometown), from the official roster, checked Nov 4, 2026.

Roster by position, 2027

PositionPlayersFinal listed year
Pitchers (RHP 15 · LHP 2)178
Catchers10
Infielders84
Outfielders42
Two-way10
Utility20

Final listed year: sophomores. Most move on after two years, and coaches also add transfers.

From the official 2027 roster, checked Nov 4, 2026.

Where Wharton County JC players are now

12former Wharton County JC players are on current four-year rosters we track
  1. Stephen F. Austin4
  2. Grambling State3
  3. Houston Christian2
  4. Lamar1
  5. Tarleton State1
  6. UTRGV1

Counts players on the four-year rosters we track (105 programs, 2026 and 2027 rosters). Players who moved on to schools we don’t track aren’t counted.

Upcoming Wharton County JC camps

No upcoming Wharton County JC 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 Wharton County JC’s radar

  • Junior college programs often recruit later than four-year schools: many fill their rosters during a player's junior and senior years of high school and the summer after graduation.
  • Email the head coach directly with your video, measurables, grades and where you're playing next. At smaller staffs the head coach usually handles recruiting.
  • Junior college is a proven path: two years of development and playing time, then a chance to move on to a four-year program. Ask Wharton County JC where their recent players have signed.
  • Watch for fall and winter prospect camps. They're often the most direct way to get evaluated by a junior college staff.

Quick answers

What division is Wharton County JC baseball?
Wharton County Junior College plays NJCAA Division I baseball in the NJCAA Region XIV Athletic Conference. The program is in Wharton, Texas.
Who is the Wharton County JC head baseball coach?
Trey Porras is the head coach at Wharton County Junior College.
Does Wharton County JC recruit players from outside Texas?
On the 2027 roster, 9% of players with a listed hometown came from outside Texas and 91% from Texas, most often the Houston area.
Do Wharton County JC players go on to four-year programs?
Yes. 12 former Wharton County JC players are on current four-year rosters we track (105 programs), at Stephen F. Austin (4), Grambling State (3), Houston Christian (2), Lamar (1), Tarleton State (1) and 1 other program.
How many Wharton County JC pitchers are in their final year?
8 of 17 pitchers on the 2027 roster are in their final listed year (RHP 8, LHP 0).
How much does Wharton County JC cost?
Tuition and fees at Wharton County Junior College were $4,656 per year for in-district students and $5,904 per year for out-of-state students in the 2024-25 school year, according to the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

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