2004

NCCAA Regional Champions

NCCAA World Series

27-20 

NCCAA All-Region: Cesar Alicea, Aaron Cote, Nathan Perez, Adam Schwelnus

Making their first-ever appearance in the NCCAA World Series, Judson won their first-ever NCCAA Regional Tournament in 2004.  Judson took won a three-game series over Greenville College to earn the berth to the tournament in Celina, Ohio.  Judson fell in game one to Greenville, 5-4, but then took game two, 6-1, and game three, 4-2.  At the world series, Judson went 0-2 falling to Mt. Vernon Nazarene, 8-1, and Cedarville, 5-3. 

2007

NCCAA World Series

22-23

NCCAA All-Region: Jesus Castro (1st), John Toussas (1st), Kyle Neubauer (1st), Andrew Gilliam (2nd), Zach Scipione (2nd)

NCCAA All-Tournament: Andrew Gilliam

Receiving an at-large bid to the NCCAA World Series, Judson went 1-2 with an opening win over Trinity Christian, 5-1.  Judson then fell to Faulkner, 9-7, and Greenville, 9-8.  Andrew Gilliam was named to the All-Tournament team for his pitching victory over Trinity Christian.

2010

NCCAA World Series

39-24

NCCAA All-Region: Johnny Amann (1st), Nick Krisman (1st), Ed Draper (1st), Matt McHenry (H.M.)

NCCAA Regional Coach of the Year: Rich Benjamin

Judson won the program's second NCCAA Regional Tournament for the automatic berth to the NCCAA World Series.  Judson received a #4 seed in the world series and went 0-2.  Judson won the regional championship with wins over Trinity International, 5-2, and Olivet Nazarene, 3-2, and 6-2.  Judson also broke the then program record for wins in a season with 39. 

2011

NCCAA World Series

42-21

NCCAA All-Americans: Johnny Amann (1st), Nate Rohl (1st), Nick Krisman (1st), T.J. Swank (1st), Brian Brauer (2nd)

NCCAA All-Region: Johnny Amann (1st), Nick Krisman (1st), Nate Rohl (1st), T.J. Swank (1st), Brian Brauer (1st), Tyler Ware (1st)

NCCAA Regional MVP: Nate Rohl

NCCAA Regional Coach of the Year: Rich Benjamin

Winning their second straight NCCAA Regional Championship over Olivet Nazarene, Judson earned another berth to the NCCAA World Series in Mason, Ohio.  Judson was given a #2 seed for their record and went 0-4 in the tournament.  Judson earned their first-ever NCCAA All-Americans as five players were given the awards and four of them were first team.  Judson broke the program record for wins in season with 42 and re-broke numerous offensive records.  They also won a program best 21 CCAC games.