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The 2026 Made it to Campus Recruiting Classes: Non-Div. 1 (opens the original)
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And here are the Top Non-Div. 1 teams that had the best recruting Junior College Classes across the Country. This is made up of NAIA and Div. 2 Schools. When listing the Full Classes they will not be listed on this one but all of their players that were in the Top 50 Made it to Campus guys will be listed for each team in the Top 25. The Full Top 50 Made it to Campus Players will be behind the pay-wall at the bottom of this. 1. Tennessee Wesleyan (NAIA - AAC)Myles Standish - Santa Rosa CC - LHP -
The JBB Made it to Campus Top 125 (opens the original)
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Rank - Name - Juco - Pos - 4 Year School1. Ryan Bradford - Johnson County CC - OF - TCU2. Ryan Piekutoski - Sumter CC (SC) - INF - West Virginia3. Zach Kucharczyk - Kellogg Community College - OF - Indiana State4. Kameron Yearsley - John A. Logan CC - OF - Oklahoma5. George McIntyre - Iowa Central - INF - Dallas Baptist6. Sawyer Stein - Iowa Central - 1B - Iowa7. Joey Nicholson - GASTON - OF - Kansas8. Holden Pantier - Walters State CC - INF - Georgia Tech9. Colin Coonradt - Johnson County CC (K
2026 4-Year Made it to Campus Recruiting Classes: Div. 1 (opens the original)
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And we’re back.The start of a new school year is here, and players are finally arriving on campus. What began as a one-time project eight years ago has become one of our favorite pieces to put together every fall, all to answer one simple question: Who actually made it from junior college to the four-year school they committed to?This year’s class features many of the same programs that are always near the top of these rankings — including a return to the No. 1 spot by a school that has been amo
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