Collegiate Baseball refers to the sport of baseball played at the college level in the United States. It is governed by organizations such as the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) and features teams from various colleges and universities. The season typically runs from February to June, culminating in the College World Series, where the top teams compete for the national championship. Players in collegiate baseball often aspire to advance to professional leagues, including Major League Baseball (MLB). The sport serves as a platform for athletes to showcase their skills while pursuing an education. Many colleges offer scholarships to attract talented players, making it a significant part of the college sports landscape.