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{{for|all Old Dominion University sports|Old Dominion Monarchs}}
{{Infobox College baseball team
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|name = Old Dominion Monarchs
|founded = {{Start date|1931}}
|logo = ODU Baseball Cap Logo.svg
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|university = Old Dominion University
|conference = [[Sun Belt Conference|Sun Belt]]
|division =
|location = [[Norfolk, Virginia
|coach = [[Chris Finwood]]
|tenure =
|stadium = [[Bud Metheny Baseball Complex]]
|capacity = 2,500
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|ncaa_tourneys =Division II: 1971 • 1972<Br>Division I: 1982 • 1985 • 1990 • 1994 <br /> 1995 • 1996 • 2000 • 2014 • 2021
|conference_tournament = Sun Belt: 1985<br />Colonial Athletic: 1994 • 1995 • 1996<br />Conference USA: 2021
|conference_champion = Sun Belt: 1985<br />Colonial Athletic: 1994 • 1995 • 1996 • 2000
}}
The '''Old Dominion Monarchs baseball team''' is a varsity intercollegiate athletic team of [[Old Dominion University]] in [[Norfolk, Virginia]], United States.<ref name="baseball">{{cite web| title=Old Dominion Monarchs|publisher=d1baseball.com| url=http://www.d1baseball.com/schools/olddom.htm|access-date=2013-04-23}}</ref> The team is a member of the [[Sun Belt Conference]], which is part of [[NCAA Division I]]. Old Dominion's first baseball team was fielded in 1931 as the William and Mary College – Norfolk Division Braves. ODU joined Division I in 1977. The team plays its home games at [[Bud Metheny Baseball Complex]] in [[Norfolk, Virginia]], where it has played since 1982. ODU has won
==History==
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===The CAA years===
In 1990 the Monarchs were taken over by [[Pat McMahon (coach)|Pat McMahon]] who in his first year led the team to the [[1990 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|1990 NCAA tournament]]. The Monarchs then transitioned to the [[Colonial Athletic Association]] in 1992. McMahon again led the Monarchs to the NCAA tournament in [[1994 NCAA Division I baseball tournament|1994]] after winning the CAA tournament. Both times McMahon led the Monarchs to the NCAA tournament he had 40 win seasons. McMahon left ODU after the 1994 season to become the associate head coach at [[Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball|Mississippi State]]. Tony Guzzo was hired from [[Virginia Commonwealth University Rams baseball|VCU]] in 1995 after McMahon left ODU and led the Monarchs to back-to-back CAA titles and NCAA tournaments in his first two seasons at the helm. Between Coach McMahon and Coach Guzzo the Monarchs had the 21st best winning percentage (.660) in the NCAA during the 1990s tied with [[Texas Longhorns baseball|Texas]] and ahead of teams like [[USC Trojans baseball|USC]] and [[Mississippi State Bulldogs baseball|Mississippi State]].<ref>{{Cite web | url=http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/stats/baseball_RB/2014/D1.pdf
===Chris Finwood era===
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| 1930–39 || Tommy Scott || 9 || 50 || 62 || 2 || '''{{Winning percentage|50|62|2}}'''
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| 1948–69, 70–77 || Bud Metheny || 27 || 353 || 274 || 6 || '''{{Winning percentage|353|274|6}}'''
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| 1977–80 || Bud Metheny || 4 || 70 || 89 || 0 || '''{{Winning percentage|70|89|0}}'''
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| 2011–present || Chris Finwood|| 13 || 360 || 276 || 0 || '''{{Winning percentage|360|276|0}}'''
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===Conference awards===
*All awards come from the ODU sports baseball record book.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://www.odusports.com/fls/31100/pdfs/base/2014ODUBaseballRecords.pdf?SPSID=750485&SPID=127325&DB_OEM_ID=31100 |title=
*Awards are first team unless otherwise noted.
*The Monarchs have had 152 All-Conference Selections, 133 since joining Division I. By conference there have been 19 All Mason Dixon(D-II), 6 All-ECAC South, 41 All-Sun Belt, 72 All-CAA, and 14 All-Conference USA selections.
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Old Dominion has had six players selected as D-I First Team All-Americans and two selected as D-II First Team All-Americans with one selected twice. Twelve Monarchs have been named First Team Freshman All-Americans.
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* [[Wayne Gomes]] (1997–2002)
* [[Daniel Hudson]] (2009–23)
* [[P. J. Higgins]] (2021-
* [[Tim Hummel]] (2003–04)
* [[Paul Mitchell (baseball)|Paul Mitchell]] (1975–80)
* [[John Montague (baseball)|John Montague]] (1973–80)
* [[Connor Overton]] (
* [[Vinnie Pasquantino]] (2022-present)
* [[Denny Riddleberger|Dennis Riddleberger]] (1960–72)
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* [[Mark Wasinger]] (1986–88)
* [[Ryan Yarbrough]] (2018–present)
* [[Jared Young]] (2022-
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