Buies Creek, North Carolina has turned from a sleepy place south of Raleigh to a mid-major baseball fortress over the past decade-plus, and now another major-conference squad is making the trip down to test their might against the Fighting Camels on their home diamond.

Maryland baseball will travel to Delaware for a late-season non-conference matchup. The Terrapins, despite not being ranked in the Top 25, are nearly in the Top 50 of RPI at 23-14 on the season. The program has strong wins on their 2024 resume, including defeating Georgetown, Indiana and Portland. However, a big weekend matchup against Nebraska looms.

North Carolina State baseball, currently ranked just outside the Top 25 Coaches Poll, will travel two hours south to take on in-state foe UNC Wilmington in a mid-week matchup.

Elon baseball and Campbell baseball, in-state counterparts, square off as Coastal Athletic Association foes for the first time on March 29-21. And the meeting has potentially pivotal implications.

William & Mary baseball may have some recent history on its side, whereas Delaware will go into its next conference series coming off some particularly notable Coastal Athletic Association baseball wins.

Stony Brook baseball looks to close out this week as the Seawolves try to get on the right side of .500 early in the conference season. Meanwhile, Charleston has no plans to slip further down the Coastal Athletic Association’s pecking order.

North Carolina A&T baseball, who have looked strong in non-conference play, will trek to the College of Charleston to face a Cougars program looking to return to the league’s mountaintop after a regular-season conference championship two years ago.

UNC Wilmington baseball, defending CAA regular-season and tournament champion, will host Elon—last season’s CAA runner-up—for a weekend series at Brooks Field, giving both programs major early tests against a league opponent.

Campbell baseball rolls into the first Coastal Athletic Association series of the 2024 season as one of the hottest teams in the nation. The Camels head to Delaware, bringing a streak of 10 wins over their last 11 games, with the sole defeat coming against perennial powerhouse North Carolina, and eight straight wins overall.

Northeastern baseball, picked to finish atop the Coastal Athletic Association in 2024, begins its pursuit of the league crown on March 22 when it heads to Hofstra for the conference-opening series for both teams.

Charleston baseball will welcome the highest-scoring baseball program in the land when Wofford baseball visit Mount Pleasant, SC for three games. The Cougars are a solid 10-5 on the season, with three of those losses coming to Nebraska, but they have also lost their last two games, against Penn and Charleston Southern, respectively.

Campbell baseball is running on all cylinders as the team faces a single-game series against Lafayette before the beginning of CAA baseball conference play next week. The Camels rolled through Bucknell over the weekend, scoring a combined 46 runs against the Bison in three games--including 20 runs and eight home runs in the final game of the series.

For the first time this season, college baseball will have a new No.1 team.

On the cusp of a Coastal Athletic Association title last season, Elon baseball’s path to the top isn’t exactly getting any easier this year.

High draft picks, all-conference stars and plenty of victories have been part of the Charleston baseball program over the past few years.