NCAA DI Baseball Program

Columbia University Baseball - NY

Columbia University baseball competes at the NCAA DI level in Ivy League and is based in New York, NY. Campus enrollment is about 8,973 students. The published acceptance rate is 4%. Recent baseball results include 2026: 16-25-1. Listed coaches include David Vandercook, Brett Boretti, Tom Carty, and Canyon Kyle.

Columbia finished 16-25-1 overall and 10-10 in Ivy League play in 2026, earning a conference tournament berth for another straight season. That followed a stronger 30-19 and 16-5 Ivy mark in 2025. Brett Boretti, head coach since 2005, continues to lead the Lions in New York City.

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Program Snapshot

  • Location: New York, NY
  • Division: NCAA DI
  • Conference: Ivy League
  • School type: Private nonprofit
  • Campus setting: City: Large (population of 250,000 or more)
  • Enrollment: 8,973 students
  • Enrollment by sex: 50% men / 50% women
  • Acceptance rate: 4%
  • Source: U.S. Dept. of Education
  • Average annual cost: $21,590
  • In-state tuition: $71,845
  • Out-of-state tuition: $71,845

Coaching Staff

  • David Vandercook, Assistant Coach
  • Brett Boretti, Head Coach
  • Tom Carty, Associate Head Coach
  • Canyon Kyle, Director of Player Development

Recent Baseball Results

  • 2026: 16-25-1
  • 2025: 30-19
  • 2024: 26-18
  • 2023: 23-22
  • 2022: 32-18

Members-only details for Columbia University

Members see direct contact details for the coaching staff: 4 email addresses, 1 phone number, and 2 X accounts.

Head coach tenure at the school is available to members.

The 2026-27 roster breakdown is available to members, including class makeup, position depth by class, expected openings after this season, handedness, average height and weight by position, and where players come from.

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Conference: Ivy League

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