NCAA DIII Baseball Program

Washington & Jefferson College Baseball - PA

Washington & Jefferson College baseball competes at the NCAA DIII level in Presidents Athletic Conference and is based in Washington, PA. Campus enrollment is about 1,295 students. The published acceptance rate is 81%. Recent baseball results include 2026: 32-13. Listed coaches include Jason Gregovits, Tony Pascarella, Jonathan Spina, Ryan Shawley, Sam Bashioum, Jeff Mountain, and 2 additional coaches.

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Program Snapshot

  • Location: Washington, PA
  • Division: NCAA DIII
  • Conference: Presidents Athletic Conference
  • School type: Private nonprofit
  • Campus setting: Suburb: Large (outside principal city, in urbanized area with population of 250,000 or more)
  • Enrollment: 1,295 students
  • Enrollment by sex: 54% men / 46% women
  • Acceptance rate: 81%
  • Source: U.S. Dept. of Education
  • Average annual cost: $25,002
  • In-state tuition: $29,392
  • Out-of-state tuition: $29,392

Coaching Staff

  • Jason Gregovits, Volunteer Assistant Coach
  • Tony Pascarella, Volunteer Assistant Coach
  • Jonathan Spina, Volunteer Assistant Coach
  • Ryan Shawley, Assistant Coach
  • Sam Bashioum, Assistant Coach
  • Jeff Mountain, Head Coach
  • Rick Bubash, Assistant Coach
  • Josh Crummer, Assistant Coach

Recent Baseball Results

  • 2026: 32-13 (Won PAC Championship, earned automatic qualifying bid to NCAA Division III Championship)
  • 2025: 28-15
  • 2024: 34-14
  • 2023: 32-14
  • 2022: 37-10

Members-only details for Washington & Jefferson College

Members see direct contact details for the coaching staff: 3 email addresses, 2 phone numbers, and 3 X accounts.

The 2025-26 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: Presidents Athletic Conference

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