Longwood University Baseball

"As a graduate transfer, the Longwood baseball program and staff took me in with open arms. They committed to making me a better player and more mature individual. All while having the most fun I've ever had on a baseball field." -Myles Webb, Class of 2025

"From day one, the new coaching staff believed in me and gave me the freedom to be myself on the field. That trust built my confidence and helped me grow as both a player and a person. I'll always be grateful for the culture they created - one built on belief, hard work, and genuine love for the game." -Guillermo Garcia Jr. Class of 2025

"As a two-time transfer, I was looking for a place where I could get opportunities and play the style of baseball that fits me best. The coaching staff and community made that possible from day one, supporting my growth both on and off the field. What I find special about Longwood is the culture. It’s a tight-knit group led by a young staff that is fully invested in the success of its players. That shared drive and energy make it an incredible place to compete and develop." -Tré Keels, Class of 2026

"Over the last two years under the new coaching staff and pitching coach Eric Miles, I can easily say that I got exponentially better as a pitcher. It has been awesome to watch our program go from a below average team in the Big South, to one win away from winning it all. I truly believe under Ray Noe the Longwood baseball program will continue to be a contender for the conference championship." -Wyatt Bunch, Class of 2026

“Playing for Longwood and Ray Noe brought back the spark for playing baseball again. The energy and passion of the coaching staff are infectious, which helps us as players get better every day. You’ll also create relationships that help you grow not only as baseball players, but as men that will last a lifetime.” -Josh Cottrill, Class of 2026

"Playing for multiple coaching staffs during my career was an interesting experience, and I am lucky to have gotten to be a part of the beginning of the Ray Noe era. His staff focused on process and development over immediate results, and it allowed me to have the most successful year of my career. I have no doubt they will continue to grow this program into the contender it deserves to be!" -James Nelson, Class of 2025

"Playing baseball at Longwood University for Ray Noe and his staff was a dream come true. I grew so much as a player and as a person throughout my time with this program, and I am forever grateful for the memories and friendships that I made during my journey at Longwood!" -Ried Dittner, Class of 2025

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