The Coastal Carolina Chanticleers baseball program represents Coastal Carolina University in Conway, South Carolina. They are a highly successful college baseball team with a significant achievement of winning the 2016 College World Series national championship. The program has been consistent in terms of success, making numerous NCAA Regional appearances, several Super Regional appearances, and multiple College World Series appearances. Key highlights of the Coastal Carolina baseball program include:
- National Champions in 2016.
- Multiple NCAA Regional and Super Regional appearances.
- The team has hosted regionals several times as a #1 seed.
- They had an undefeated Big South Conference play in 2010 and won both the regular season and tournament championships.
- The team transitioned from the Big South Conference to the Sun Belt Conference in 2016.
- The program has produced Major League Baseball players and has a strong history of player development.
Their home games are played at Springs Brooks Baseball Stadium, part of the TD Sports Complex. The team mascot is the Chanticleer, a fierce rooster inspired by Geoffrey Chaucer’s "Canterbury Tales." Coastal Carolina baseball is known for its competitive strength in Division I NCAA baseball. This baseball program’s rich history and recent championship success make it a prominent team in college baseball, especially in the Sun Belt Conference. The team is also recognized for its strong alumni presence in professional baseball leagues.
