University of Indianapolis

• Location: Indianapolis, IN
• Nickname: Greyhounds
• Conference: Great Lakes Valley Conference 1980?-present; Heartland Collegiate Conference 1979-1985; Indiana Collegiate Conference ; Hoosier College Conference
• Division: II
• Ballpark: Greyhound Park/Bill Bright Field

The University of Indianapolis was known as Indiana Central College until 1975 and Indiana Central University until 1986.

Indiana Central canceled the remainder of its season in late April 1979 after 9 members of the team were suspended for drinking on campus. The remaining 10 members held a vote to cancel the season. On April 7, 2023, Brady Ware had one of the greatest performances in college baseball history for the school in a 14-0 win over Drury University: he pitched a seven-inning no-hitter, striking out 11 batters, and also went 4-for-4 at the plate, hitting for the cycle and driving in 5 runs.

People who went here

• George Crowe, infielder
• Jim Crowell, pitcher
• Don Miles, outfielder
• Scott Norwood, college coach
• Al Ready, college coach
• Tony Sharpe, college coach
• Jordan Tiegs, minor league coach
• Bob Tremain, college coach
• Andrew Werner, pitcher

Coaches

• John George, 1924-1927
• Harry Good, 1928-1942
• Edgar Bright, 1946-1947
• Angus Nicoson, 1948-1954, 1956-1958
• Bill Bright, 1955, 1959-1977
• Don Hecklinski, 1978-1979
• Bob Tremain, 1980-1989
• Mark Peterson, 1990-1994
• Gary Vaught, 1995-2018
• Al Ready, 2019-present

Assistant Coaches

• Kenny Graham, 2005-2006
• Landon Hutchison, 2018-2021
• Raydon Leaton, 1995-1996
• Scott Norwood, 1995-1998
• Al Ready, 2008-2018
• Jordan Tiegs, 2011-2014

Year-by-Year Record

Year	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
1946	9-3
1947	10-4-1
1948	11-6
1949	11-5
1950	10-7
1951	10-6-1
1952	13-0
1953	11-8
1954	11-9
1955	9-11
1956	12-4
1957	6-8
1958	14-7
1959	13-6
1960	7-13
1961	15-7
1962	15-12
1963	14-11
1964	13-8
1965	10-13
1966	15-11
1967	15-18		NAIA District Tournaments
1968	15-16
1969	14-10
1970	18-14-1
1971	31-15		NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1972	18-19		NAIA District Tournaments / NAIA Area Tournaments
1973	20-4		Division II Regionals
1974	13-23
1975	15-17
1976	17-20-1	6-6
1977	20-19-1	4-4
1978	20-12		Division II Regionals
1979*	10-14
1980	11-23	0-2	HCC / GLVC
1981	23-11	3-2	HCC / GLVC / Division II Regionals
1982	26-11	3-1	HCC / GLVC / Division II Regionals
1983	15-15	2-2	HCC / GLVC
1984	15-15-1		HCC / GLVC / Division II Regionals
1985	13-20		HCC / GLVC
1986	10-24
1987	16-16-1	7-9
1988	12-22	6-8
1989	12-22	7-8
1990	22-19	13-5	GLVC
1991	21-23	10-8
1992	18-24	6-10
1993	21-23	7-11
1994	17-19	7-11
1995	19-35-1	7-11
1996	25-20	14-12	GLVC
1997	38-17	14-12
1998	39-14	17-5	GLVC / Division II Regionals
1999	38-19-1	19-8	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2000	42-23	19-8	GLVC / Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
2001	51-15	24-3	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2002	31-21	18-10	GLVC
2003	39-22	17-13	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2004	22-33	15-25
2005	23-33	14-26
2006	35-24	27-20	GLVC
2007	29-27	22-16	GLVC
2008	37-21	20-12	GLVC
2009	43-21	18-6	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2010	35-22	19-9	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2011	29-19	18-18
2012	46-16	26-8	GLVC / Division II Regionals / Division II CWS
2013	27-20	19-17
2014	30-25	23-13	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2015	34-19	27-9	GLVC
2016	38-21	17-11	GLVC / Division II Regionals
2017	27-23	11-17
2018	31-23	10-14	GLVC
2019	30-20	19-14
2020	12-3	2-1
2021	23-21	19-13	GLVC
2022	21-31	11-13	GLVC
2023	39-21	17-15	GLVC / Division II Regionals / Division II Super Regionals / CWS

Further Reading

• Stephanie Sheehan: "A cycle and a no-no? This college player did both in the same game", mlb.com, April 7, 2023. [1]