What is a good Batting Average in college baseball?

A batting average above .350 is excellent in D1 baseball; .300+ is solid; national leaders usually hit .400+.

How is Batting Average calculated?

Batting average (AVG) is hits divided by at-bats — a measure of how often a hitter reaches base on a hit.

When does the 2026 college baseball postseason start?

The NCAA Division I baseball regional round begins in late May, followed by Super Regionals in early June and the College World Series in mid-June in Omaha, Nebraska.

STATS LEADERS · BATTING · BATTING AVERAGE

Batting Average leaders.

Top 9 NCAA Division I hitters by Batting Average.

OPS AVG HR RBI H R SB 2B 3B BB SO

#	Player	OPS	GP	AB	AVG	HR	RBI	H	R	BB	SO
1	Moriah Polar OF · JR · Big Ten	.000	8	57	.649	0	25	37	18	1	3
2	Breanna Hanik OF · FR · Big Ten	.000	13	60	.567	0	43	34	34	7	9
3	Jordan Woolery INF · SR · Big Ten	1.740	61	189	.497	34	112	94	76	44	12
4	Jordy Frahm RHP/UTL · SR · Big Ten	.000	13	90	.489	0	23	44	19	10	58
5	Kacie Hoffmann OF · SR · Big Ten	.000	13	82	.488	0	20	40	17	6	3
6	Madison Seidel C · SR · Big Ten	.000	8	34	.471	0	2	16	17	11	4
7	Megan Grant UTIL · SR · Big Ten	1.979	61	150	.467	41	88	70	86	74	12
8	Addison Binnie OF · JR · Big Ten	.000	3	11	.455	0	1	5	2	0	0
9	Natalie Cable P/UTIL · FR · Big Ten	.000	17	11	.455	0	4	5	25	17	20

Stats sourced from NCAA. Updated daily during the season.

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