Boise State University

• Location: Boise, ID
• Nickname: Broncos

Boise State University was a junior college known as Boise Junior College from 1932-1965. The first year the Broncos fielded a baseball team was 1936. Boise Junior College made back-to-back trips to the NJCAA Baseball World Series in 1960 and 1961. The school was known as Boise College (1965-1969), Boise State College (1969-1974) and Boise State University since 1974. The Broncos competed as a four-year school from 1969-1980. The Broncos played in the Big Sky Conference from 1971-1974, when the conference dropped baseball. BSU was then in the Northern Pacific Conference from 1975-1980.

The school has announced plans to relaunch its baseball program starting in 2020. Gary Van Tol was hired as the Broncos' head coach in November 2017. After one season (abbreviated due to COVID-19) playing in the Mountain West Conference in 2020, the school discontinued the sport once again [1] [2].

Coaches

• Lyle Smith, 1948-1973
• Ross Vaughn, 1974-1980
• Gary Van Tol, 2020

Assistant Coaches

• Brock Huntzinger

People who went here

• Pat House, pitcher
• Larry Jackson, pitcher
• Grant Kerry, Great Britain national team outfielder
• Kelsey Lalor, Canadian women's national team outfielder
• Terry Lee, infielder
• Brad McArthur, Canadian national team pitcher
• Rick Stromer, minor league infielder
• Ryan Wright, minor league coach

Year-by-Year Record as a Four-Year School

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1969	18-16	None
1970	16-16	None
1971	18-18-1	4-8
1972	10-28	2-10
1973	11-25	1-11
1974	19-18	2-6
1975	23-25-1	11-13
1976	32-17	16-8
1977	27-22	11-13
1978	26-21	10-12
1979	21-28	8-16
1980	23-26	15-11
2020	9-5	0-0