2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament Bracket: Updated Regional matchups, scores, schedule

The 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament gets underway with 16 Regional matchups across the country this weekend. These top-16 teams have been awarded the opportunity to host their initial bracket after a stellar season prior to the tournament.

In terms of overall bids, the SEC earned the most at 13 teams making the final NCAA Tournament field. The ACC (9) followed, then the Big 12 (8), Big Ten (4), Sun Belt (2), AAC (2), Conference USA (2) and the Big West (2).

Regionals are contested under a double elimination format, before next weekend’s Super Regionals turn to a best of three series. Whoever emerges from each Super Regional will advance to Omaha, where the final eight teams will battle for the national championship at the 2025 College World Series. Below you can find the updated bracket:

Nashville Regional

May 30

2. Louisville 8, 3. East Tennessee State 3
Three Louisville players had two RBI – including Eddie King Jr., who had a two-run home run as part of a three-hit day – en route to an 8-3 victory over East Tennessee State to get the Nashville Regional off and running. The duo of Patrick Forbes and Brennyn Cutts held ETSU to just three hits in the effort and advanced into the winners’ bracket.

1. Vanderbilt 4, 4. Wright State 3
Through six innings, Wright State flirted with history as Cam Allen was in the midst of a no-hitter. However, Raiders coach Alex Sogard pulled him, and the Vanderbilt offense woke up immediately with a solo home run from Brodie Johnston. That was part of a three-home run outburst – the last of which was a go-ahead shot from Riley Nelson, which wasn’t without some controversy, as Vanderbilt came back for the win.

May 31

Wright State 7, East Tennessee State 5 – East Tennessee State eliminated
Although Wright State struck first in Saturday’s elimination game, East Tennessee State rallied to take a 5-4 lead. The Raiders didn’t back down, though, and got big swings from Patrick Fultz and Luke Arnold to regain a 7-5 lead, which held as the final as Wright State advanced in the elimination bracket.

Louisville 3, Vanderbilt 2

The No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament, Vanderbilt, is now a loss away from being eliminated from the Nashville Regional following a 3-2 loss to Louisville on Saturday. Louisville broke the 1-1 tie with a two-run fifth inning, making it a 3-1 game. The Commodores however mustered just one run over the final six frames, falling 3-2. They put runners on the corners with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, but second baseman Rustan Rigdon grounded into a fielder’s choice to cement the disappointing loss.

June 1

Wright State 5, Vanderbilt 4
Wright State scored a four-spot in the fourth inning this afternoon in Music City. That ended up being enough to pull the upset of the tournament so far with Vanderbilt, the top overall seed in the bracket, being eliminated from the Nashville Regional. Now, one of the Cardinals and Raiders are in position to advance into a Super Regional with Vandy out.

Louisville 6, Wright State 0 – Wright State eliminated
Wright State pulled off the upset of the tournament by eliminating top-seeded Vanderbilt on Sunday, but couldn’t keep the magic going. Louisville needed just one win to advance to Super Regionals and got it as it proved too much for the Raiders. Alex Alicea led the Cardinals with three hits and two RBI in the win as they move on to a three-game series against either Miami or Southern Miss in the next round.

Winner will face winner of Hattiesburg Regional

Hattiesburg Regional

May 30

3. Miami 5, 2. Alabama 3
Miami was able to hold off Alabama and advance to the top half of the bracket in the Hattiesburg Regional. Alabama will head to an elimination game. Miami’s Daniel Cuvet hit a homerun to give them the lead early, and a Max Galvin home run provided breathing room in the final innings.

4. Columbia 11, 1. Southern Miss 4
Columbia pulled off one of the biggest upsets of Day One in the NCAA Tournament, knocking off host Southern Miss in Hattiesburg to send themselves through to the top bracket and shake up the entire field. Solid pitching throughout and a flurry on offense got the job done. Now, Southern Miss must fight to save its season through the bottom of the bracket while facing elimination.

May 31

Southern Miss 6, Alabama 5 – Alabama eliminated
Southern Miss was just a few outs away from being the first national seed eliminated. Alabama had the Golden Eagles on the ropes but a little Hattiesburg magic came through at the right time. A two-out, two-strike two-RBI single from Tucker Stockman in the eighth inning wound up being the difference. Alabama will be the one heading home instead, ending the second season of the Rob Vaughn era in Tuscaloosa.

Miami 14, Columbia 1

The Hurricanes scored four runs to open the first inning and didn’t look back on their way to the win. Griffin Hugus struck out nine batters while pitching the full game and Dorian Gonzalez led the team with two home runs.

June 1

Southern Miss 8, Columbia 1
Southern Miss and Columbia competed throughout the first five innings this afternoon in Hattiesburg. The Golden Eagles did eventually pull away, though, with a seven-run advantage over the final four innings to get to a win-and-in scenario over two games on their home field with Miami.

Southern Miss 17, Miami 6
The Golden Eagles fought back with their backs against the wall and facing elimination for the dominant win to force a winner-take-all matchup on Monday. They scored nine runs in the opening inning and never trailed on their way to the victory. Miami never managed to get closer than within five runs after that as Southern Miss cruised behind two home runs and five RBI from Joey Urban.

Miami 5, Southern Miss 4
The Hurricanes pulled away in the fifth and sixth innings for good to advance to Super Regionals for the first time since 2016. Things were tied at 1 apiece heading into the fifth but Miami took the lead on an RBI double from Jake Ogden. That was the beginning of four straight runs as they never trailed after that. Southern Miss added another run in the bottom of the seventh to make it a 5-2 Miami lead. The Golden Eagles made things interesting with a two-run homer from Carson Paetow in the ninth to cut the deficit to one, but were unable to get completely over the hump as they were eliminated.

Winner will face winner of Nashville Regional

Tallahassee Regional

May 30

1. Florida State 6, 4. Bethune-Cookman 2
Weather delayed the middle of Friday’s opening game in the Tallahassee Regional, but Florida State used three home runs to come away with a 6-2 victory over Bethune-Cookman. The Seminoles got a two-run blast from Myles Bailey to break a 2-2 tie, and despite a scare in the ninth inning, that proved to be the difference in the victory.

3. Mississippi State 11, 2. Northeastern 2
The Mississippi State offense was firing on all cylinders Friday night as the Bulldogs pulled off the 11-2 victory over Northeastern and end the longest winning streak in Division I. Joe Powell led the charge for MSU with four RBI, two of which came on a third-inning home run, while Gatlin Sanders added three RBI.

May 31

Northeastern 4, Bethune-Cookman 3 – Bethune-Cookman eliminated
Tied at 2-2 heading into the ninth inning of Saturday’s elimination game, Northeastern appeared to back control against Bethune-Cookman when Gregory Bozzo launched a home run to center field to break the tie and help send the Huskies to an eventual 4-3 win despite a scare in the bottom of the inning – keeping their tournament hopes alive.

Florida State 10, Mississippi State 2

Florida State rode three home runs, courtesy of Drew Faurot (x2) and Myles Bailey, to a dominant 10-3 win over Mississippi State on Saturday. Faurot is in the midst of a stellar run, as he’s now homered in five consecutive games. One of the best arms in the entire country, left-hander Jamie Arnold, got the start for the Seminoles and poured in yet another stellar performance. He struck out 13 batters in seven innings while allowing just five hits and three earned runs.

June 1

Mississippi State 3, Northeastern 2 – Northeastern eliminated

The Bulldogs struck early with a two-run bottom of the first inning that was sparked by a one-out RBI-double from Hunter Hines and followed by a RBI-groundout from Bryce Chance. The Huskies cut that lead in half with a two-out RBI-single from Alex Lane in the top of the fifth, but Mississippi State responded in the bottom of the frame with a sacrifice fly from Hines for some much-needed cushion. Northeastern took advantage of some wildness on the mound and scored a run in the seventh on a two-out bases loaded walk but couldn’t mount any more offense as the Bulldogs advance to play host FSU in the regional final Sunday evening.

Florida State 5, Mississippi State 2 – Mississippi State eliminated
Florida State didn’t come to life until the late innings in a Tallahassee Regional final contest against Mississippi State. But when the ‘Noles finally came to life, they really came to life. After trailing 2-0 through much of the contest, Florida State pulled two back on a Cal Fisher bomb over the wall in right center in the seventh inning. Then the ‘Noles exploded for a three-run rally in the bottom of the eighth inning to take a commanding 5-2 lead. That was all she wrote for the Bulldogs, who couldn’t come up with enough in the ninth.

Winner will face winner of Corvallis Regional

Corvallis Regional

May 30

3. USC 13, 2. TCU 1
For the first time in a decade, USC won a Regional game. The Trojans dominated TCU 13-1 to advance in the winners’ bracket, fueled by a three-hit, three-RBI day from Adrian Lopez to help lead the charge. Caden Aoki also had a huge day on the mound, throwing eight innings of one-run ball to get the win.

4. Saint Mary’s 6, 1. Oregon State 4
The first host team fell in Friday’s Corvallis Regional nightcap. Saint Mary’s jumped on Oregon State early with a three-run first inning, although the Beavers responded to make it a 3-2 deficit. The Gaels got a big swing from Brian Duroff in the sixth inning, though, as his three-run home run proved to be the difference in the 6-4 upset victory. It marks the program’s first-ever NCAA Regional win.

May 31

Oregon State 7, TCU 2

Oregon State, the highest national seed to lose on Friday, kept its season alive with a 7-2 win over TCU on Saturday. The Beavers came out swinging, as they belted four home runs in the first three innings en route to an early 7-0 lead. Freshman right-handed pitcher Dax Whitney and junior left-handed pitcher Nelson Keljo held the TCU offense to just two runs on six hits, cementing the dominant win.

USC 6, Saint Mary’s 4

The Trojans found themselves trailing 3-1 entering the bottom of the fourth inning but managed a pair of runs to tie things up. Then in the fifth, Ethan Hedges connected on a home run to give them the lead for good. USC added another run in the sixth and one in the eight as it is now one more win away from heading to Super Regionals.

June 1

Oregon State 20, Saint Mary’s 3 – Saint Mary’s eliminated
The Beavers clearly came out with something to prove after losing to Saint Mary’s earlier in the regional. They slowly built up a 5-2 lead through the first five innings before putting their foot on the gas and pulling ahead even more. Oregon State strung together nine runs in the sixth to open up a 14-0 lead and never looked back. OSU piled on another six in the ninth for the dominant win to advance to the regional final against USC.

Oregon State 14, USC 1
Oregon State prevailed in a baseball version of the old “Pac-12 after dark” against former conference rival USC. The Beavers bats were hot from the start as they finished with 17 hits in the lopsided win. OSU went up 6-1 after the first three innings and added another five runs in the sixth and seventh combined to pull even further ahead. Wyatt Queen got the start at pitcher and, despite giving up eight hits, allowed just one run in 4.1 innings of work. Kellen Oakes and Zach Kmatz closed things out for Oregon State, which will play USC again in a rematch Monday to advance to Supers.

No. 8 Oregon State 9, USC 0

Monday afternoon brought a winner-take-all game from Corvallis as USC and Oregon State faced off for a second time. The first matchup resulted in a Beavers blowout and Game 7 in the regional was no different. From start to finish, Oregon State was in control with 11 hits. On just the flip side, USC could only muster three hits of their own, falling victim to a shutout. Oregon State now advances to another Super Regional.

Winner will face winner of Tallahassee Regional

Chapel Hill Regional

May 30

1. North Carolina 4, 4. Holy Cross 0
The first three innings of North Carolina’s battle with Holy Cross were scoreless, but the Tar Heels made a three-run dent in the bottom of the fourth inning, due to a couple of big hits. They’d add on another run in the bottom of the fifth, and that was all starter Jake Knapp needed. He delivered 8.1 innings of shutout ball, and Walker McDuffie came on for the final two outs. North Carolina has championship aspirations, and they started their journey off with a bang.

2. Oklahoma 7, 3. Nebraska 4
Two early home runs helped Oklahoma take full control early against Nebraska, taking a 7-0 lead. Although the Cornhuskers put up four runs in the eighth inning, the Sooners were able to fight off the charge and come away with the 7-4 victory. Drew Dickerson and Kyle Branch each had two RBI to lead the charge for OU.

May 31

Nebraska 4, Holy Cross 1 – Holy Cross eliminated
Holy Cross struck first in Saturday’s elimination matchup against Nebraska, but the Cornhuskers responded immediately with a go-ahead two-run homer from Cayden Brumbaugh to take the lead. They never looked back, adding two insurance runs to eventually seal a 4-1 victory and stay alive in the Chapel Hill Regional.

North Carolina 11, Oklahoma 5

Oklahoma started its ace Kyson Witherspoon against North Carolina on Saturday, but he was no match for the high powered Tar Heel offense. Carolina dinged Witherspoon for six runs in the first inning, capped off by a Sam Angelo three-run home run after four consecutive singles. The Carolina pitching staff deployed just three arms in sophomore right-hander Jason DeCaro, sophomore right-hander Olin Johnson and junior right-hander Cameron Padgett, which combined to allow five runs on 12 hits. The Tar Heels’ hot start was however too much for OU to overcome and they will head to the loser’s bracket.

June 1

Oklahoma 17, Nebraska 1 – Nebraska eliminated

Jaxon Willits drove in two runs to highlight the first inning for Oklahoma. The Sooners built a 3-0 lead in the first frame. Easton Carmichael kept it going in the top of the third with a solo home run, making it 4-0. Willits and Scott Mudler added RBIs in the same inning to make it 6-0. The Sooners would add three more runs to make it a one-sided affair early on, up 9-0. With another run in the 4th, Oklahoma was trying to bury Nebraska, going up 10-0. As the Huskers looked for any answer, the Sooners scored again in the sixth. That included a three-run home run from Carmichael to go up 15-0. Oklahoma starting pitcher Cade Crossland had a great outing, going seven innings, gave up five hits, issued two walks, gave up no runs and had nine strikeouts.

Oklahoma 9, North Carolina 5
The Sooners trailed 3-2 after the fifth inning but took control in the sixth. They scored five runs that inning, including a two-run shot from Drew Dickerson, to take a 7-3 advantage. UNC refused to go away and answered with two runs in the top of the seventh. OU led 8-5 in the eighth inning when the Tar Heels loaded the bases with no outs, but the Sooners defense tightened up and somehow got out without giving up a score. They would hang on to win from there and force a winner-take-all for the regional title on Monday.

June 2

North Carolina 14, Oklahoma 4
The Tar Heels opened the game with a three-run first inning, setting the tone for what would be a one-sided scoreboard all afternoon. The Sooners earned a couple of runs back in the second inning, but five runs between the fourth and fifth innings put North Carolina in full control of the matchup. UNC added three insurance runs in the eighth inning to round out their 15-hit day. Alex Madera finished the game 3-of-4 at the plate with two RBIs and a walk. The Tar Hills win the Chapel Hill Regional and will host their Super Regional against Arizona this weekend.

Winner will face winner of Eugene Regional

Eugene Regional

May 30

2. Arizona 3, 3. Cal Poly 2
Arizona defeated Cal Poly 3-2 in the Eugene Regional. Arizona pitcher Owen Kramkowski held the mound for seven innings in the win, tallying seven strikeouts and only allowing one run. Outfielder Easton Breyfogle hit a two-run shot in the bottom of the second inning to give Arizona the early lead and the Wildcats never looked back.

4. Utah Valley 6, 1. Oregon 5
Utah Valley left Oregon fans stunned after downing the Ducks in a nail-biting 6-5 finish. It is the first NCAA Tournament win in the program’s history. There was no shortage of controversy in the barn burner, with a run being taken away from Oregon upon review and Ducks catcher Anson Aroz being subsequently ejected.

May 31

Cal Poly 10, Oregon 8 – Oregon Eliminated

Oregon became the first Regional host to be eliminated on Saturday as Cal Poly pulled off the 10-8 upset. The Ducks led 8-5 heading into the bottom of the seventh inning, but the Mustangs plated four runs on a bases-loaded drawn walk, a two-run single and an RBI-single to take the late lead. A much needed insurance solo home run from Zach Daudet in the bottom of the eighth inning extended the Cal Poly lead to two, which would end up holding.

Arizona vs. Utah Valley – 9 p.m. ET

Things were knotted at 2 after the opening inning, but it didn’t take long for the Wildcats to pull away. They scored at least one run in each of the first four innings, including four home runs, to go up 7-4. Utah Valley managed to hang around until a six-run seventh inning allowed Arizona to pull away for good.

June 1

Cal Poly 7, Utah Valley 6
The Mustangs and Wolverines had to play two extra innings in Eugene after a tie, following a high-scoring third and fourth innings, at six following the seventh. A walk-off home run broke that, though, to send Cal Poly to tonight’s matchup against Arizona for their shot at a Super.

Arizona vs. Cal Poly – 10:35 p.m. on ESPN+

Winner will face winner of Chapel Hill Regional

Conway Regional

May 30

3. East Carolina 11, 2. Florida 6
East Carolina brought it to Florida from the get-go. Before the Gators even knew what hit them, the Pirates were out to a 9-0 lead, scoring in each of the first four innings. Florida finally got off the mat in the bottom of the fourth with two runs, but it was far from enough. They’d add on another run in the bottom of the eighth and a couple in the ninth, but East Carolina’s offensive explosion — 11 runs on 15 hits, coupled with some impressive pitching — Ethan Norby going 7.1 innings and striking out ten, put a stake through Florida’s hearts.

1. Coastal Carolina 10, 4. Fairfield 2
In a game delayed hours by rain, Coastal Carolina cruised past Fairfield 10-2 to advance to the winners’ bracket. The Chanticleers spread the wealth in Friday’s game as seven players drove in runs en route to the resounding victory.

May 31

Florida 17, Fairfield 2 – Fairfield eliminated

It was all Florida in Saturday’s elimination game against Fairfield, and a huge eighth inning sealed the Gators’ victory. They erupted for eight runs in the frame – including two-run hits from Brendan Lawson and Blake Cyr – to stay alive in the Conway Regional and avoid elimination.

Coastal Carolina 18, East Carolina 7

Believe it or not, Coastal Carolina actually trailed 5-4 entering the seventh inning of this game. However, the Chanticleers scored a combined 14 runs over the final three innings, including six in the seventh propelled by two home runs. Colby Thorndyke had a grand slam as part of the big seventh-inning barrage.

June 1

East Carolina 11, Florida 4 – Florida eliminated

On Sunday, East Carolina dominated Florida 11-4 to cut the Gators’ season short. ECU’s Braden Burress was fantastic for the Pirates, notching a team-high three hits, including a double, for three RBI’s. Austin Irby added the team’s lone home run of the game in the winning effort.

Coastal Carolina 1, East Carolina 0 – East Carolina eliminated
It was a defensive battle for most of the evening, but ultimately Coastal Carolina found enough offense to advance from the Conway Regional final without issue. It wasn’t until the bottom of the eighth inning that the Chanticleers finally scratched one across, though. Coastal’s Sebastian Alexander lifted a deep sacrifice fly to center field to allow a runner at third to tag up and score, breaking the deadlock at 1-0. Pitching paved the way in the ninth, sending the Chanticleers into the Super Regionals with a 1-0 win.

Winner will face winner of Auburn Regional

Auburn Regional

May 30

3. Stetson 11, 2. NC State 2
No. 3-seed Stetson upset No. 2 2-seed NC State in a convincing 11-2 blowout victory. Stetson put on a batting clinic in the win, collecting 13 hits compared to just five strikeouts. Nobody outplayed Isaiah Barkett, who notched a game-high three hits against the Wolfpack.

1. Auburn 9, 4. Central Connecticut 5
Auburn walked away with a 9-5 win over Central Connecticut on Friday night. Tigers pitcher Carson Myers owned the mound, pitching six innings and racking up nine strikeouts. Meanwhile, Auburn’s Bub Terrell took care of business in the batter’s box, leading the team with three RBI.

May 31

NC State 12, Central Connecticut 0 – Central Connecticut eliminated
It was all NC State in Saturday’s elimination matchup against Central Connecticut as the Wolfpack erupted for 12 runs thanks to three home runs. Ryan Marohn and Tristan Potts also did work on the mound, combining to allow just five hits and one walk in the resounding victory.

Auburn 8, Stetson 5

Auburn improved to 2-0 in the Auburn Regional with an 8-5 win over Stetson Saturday night. The Tigers jumped out to a 4-1 lead and coasted for the entirety of the game. Six different Auburn players recorded at least one hit, but Cooper McMurray and Eric Snow led the way with three apiece. Senior right-handed pitcher Samuel Dutton wasn’t great, as he allowed five runs on seven hits in 6 ⅔ innings of work. His offense however had his back and has the Tigers in the driver’s seat to hosting a Super Regional.

June 1

NC State 17, Stetson 12 – Stetson eliminated

Auburn 11, NC State 1 – NC State eliminated
Things remained scoreless through the first three innings before Auburn opened things up with seven runs in the fourth. The Tigers added another three runs in the fifth and were on cruise control from there.They didn’t give up their first run until the eighth inning as Chris Rembert and Bub Terrell tied for the team lead with four hits. Auburn advances to Super Regionals with the win, where it will face Coastal Carolina.

Winner will face winner of Conway Regional

Austin Regional

May 30

1. Texas 7, 4. Houston Christian 1
The second-ranked Longhorns used small ball to roll over the visiting Huskies in the opening game of the Austin Regional on Friday. Texas got on the board first with a two-run third inning before exploding for a five-spot in the fifth inning to put this one away. Kimble Schuessler started the five-run fifth with a two-out, two-run single to left, sparking a string of five straight hits for the Longhorns. Schuessler scored one at-bat later on a single by Adrian Rodriguez, who’d score on another RBI-single from Casey Borba while Jalin Flores scored the game’s seventh run on a RBI-double from Will Gasparino. Houston Christian got on the board with a two-out RBI-double by Jeremy Rader in the top of the fourth inning.

2. UTSA 10, 3. Kansas State 2
UTSA took care of business in decisive fashion against Kansas State, sending themselves to the top of the bracket in the Austin Regional. The Roadrunners got hot on offense, scoring in five of the eight innings they hit. Kansas State now heads to an elimination game as a result of their game, which included two errors.

May 31

Kansas State 7, Houston Christian 4 – Houston Christian eliminated
Kansas State bounced back well from a blowout loss on Friday, taking down Houston Christian in the elimination game. The Wildcats got a huge boost from Keegan O’Connor, who had a game-high three RBI on a home run in the third inning as K-State got the victory.

UTSA 9, Texas 7

After taking Texas down during the regular season, the same has become true in the NCAA Tournament for UTSA. The Roadrunners are now one win away from the first Super Regional in program history. Texas certainly had its opportunities to produce offensively, leaving plenty of runners on base. UTSA pitchers recovered well though, maintaining their lead throughout the late innings. A great moment for the program to beat Texas in Austin.

June 1

Texas 15, Kansas State 8 – Kansas State eliminated

The Longhorns kept their hopes of reaching Super Regionals alive Sunday thanks to a huge outing from their hitters. Texas ended the day with 16 hits on its 15 runs, including two home runs from Casey Borba. They forced the Wildcats to use six different pitchers in attempt to get the game under control, to no avail. The Longhorns now get a rematch against UTSA, which they dropped a game to in Regional play on Saturday.

UTSA 7, Texas 4 – Texas eliminated
The No. 2 overall seed, like the No. 1 overall seed, is now out of the field with UTSA winning 7-4 over Texas on their home field in Austin. The Roadrunners scored their seven runs in the first three innings and that was all they needed to end up advancing to their first-ever appearance in the Super Regionals.

Winner will face winner of Los Angeles Regional

Los Angeles Regional

May 30

1. UCLA 19, 4. Fresno State 4
UCLA took care of business against Fresno State on Friday, running away with a comfortable 19-4 victory. In the win, the Bruins combined for a jaw-dropping 22 hits while only striking out twice. UCLA also had plenty of players involved on defense, pitching five Bruins. Michael Barnett pitched a team-high 4.1 innings.

3. Arizona State 4, 2. UC Irvine 2
After both teams scored in the second inning, Arizona State was able to take a lead in the fourth and add some insurance in the eighth against UC Irvine. Although the Anteaters brought the tying run to the plate in the bottom of the ninth, they couldn’t get on the board again as the Sun Devils came away with the 4-2 victory.

May 31

UC Irvine 8, Fresno State 3 – Fresno State eliminated

The Anteaters used a big day from Jacob McCombs, who went 3-for-4 at the plate with two RBI and a home run, to stave off elimination. They scored three runs in the second innning and led 5-1 after four. David Utagawa got the win at pitcher after allowing two hits in 2.1 innings.

UCLA 11, Arizona State 5

In what would have been a Pac-12 matchup not too long ago, Arizona State and UCLA were brought back together via the NCAA Tournament. The home team wound up victorious as UCLA took care of business with a six-run victory. Giving up seven in the second inning was too much for Arizona State to overcome. UCLA is now in the Regional Final, awaiting the winner of an elimination game between the Sun Devils and UC Irvine.

June 1

UC Irvine 11, Arizona State 6
Arizona State attempted a comeback in the sixth with a three-run inning in the sixth after being down as much as five throughout. Still, the Anteaters remained ahead with the second of two innings with four runs scored for them to earn an 11-6 victory over the Sun Devils, which puts UC Irvine in the finals of the Los Angeles Regional against the host in UCLA.

UCLA 8, UC Irvine 5
UCLA took a huge early lead, going up 8-0 by the middle of the fourth inning. UC Irvine would slowly claw its way back. But after pulling to within 8-5 after six innings, the offense couldn’t string together much more. UCLA did enough in front of the home crowd to secure the win, advancing to the NCAA Super Regionals.

Winner will face winner of Austin Regional

Oxford Regional

May 30

2. Georgia Tech 9, 3. Western Kentucky 2
Georgia Tech picked up a 9-2 win over Western Kentucky in the Oxford Regional on Friday. Freshman Alex Hernandez put on a show for the Yellow Jackets, notching two home runs and six RBI’s. Hernandez finished the game with four total hits.

4. Murray State 9, 1. Ole Miss 6
No. 4-seed Murray State shocked No. 1-seed Ole Miss, securing a 9-6 win over the Rebels. It is the Racers’ first win in the NCAA Tournament since 1979. Murray State outfielder Dustin Mercer was a standout, racking up an astounding four doubles in the triumph. Ole Miss became the third 1-seed to fall on Day 1 of the regional round.

May 31

Ole Miss 8, Western Kentucky 6 – Western Kentucky eliminated
Ole Miss and Western Kentucky traded blows early in Saturday’s elimination game, but the Rebels created separation with five unanswered runs before WKU got back on the board. Three Ole Miss players had multiple home runs in Saturday’s game to help propel the program to a victory and stay alive in the NCAA Tournament.

Murray State 13, Georgia Tech 11

The bats were hot for both teams to start this game off as Murray State led 5-3 after the first inning. The Racers added another five runs off of a pair of homers in the fourth inning but Georgia Tech refused to go out quietly. The Yellow Jackets rallied with a seven-run fifth inning that include a homer from Vahn Lackey. Murray State took the lead for good when Jonathan Hogart connected for a home run in the seventh inning in what was his only hit of the evening. The Racersscored two runs total that game and added another run in the ninth to pull off the win.

June 1

Ole Miss 11, Georgia Tech 9 – Georgia Tech eliminated

Ole Miss 19, Murray State 8
After suffering a loss to the Racers on Friday, the Rebels bounced back Sunday with a dominant win in the regional final. They trailed 3-2 after the first two innings, but that didn’t last long thanks to an eight-run third inning. Ole Miss added another five in the fourth to take full control and coast to the victory. That sets up a rematch on Monday with the winner moving on to Super Regionals.

Murray State 12. Ole Miss 11
Murray State jumped out to a 12-3 lead across the first seven inning and looked in full control. But Ole Miss was not going down without a fight and nearly came all the way back across the final three frames. The Rebels scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh after the Racers pitching staff fell apart, at one point walking four straight batters. Ole Miss then added another three runs in the eighth when Brayden Randle connected for a three-run homer. That made it a one run game going into the final inning, but the Rebels were unable to complete the comeback as Murray State advances to the first Super Regional in program history.

Winner will face winner of Athens Regional

Athens Regional

May 30

1. Georgia 20, 4. Binghamton 4
Georgia picked up a blowout win to kick off the Athens Regional in the NCAA Tournament, jumping on Binghamton early and often to secure a run-rule victory. Tre Phelps and Daniel Jackson both hit two home runs each, leading the way for the offense which finished with 15 hits and 10 walks.

2. Duke 12, 3. Oklahoma State 5
Duke found plenty of firepower on offense, advancing to the top of the Athens Regional by running away from Oklahoma State. The trio of homeruns on the day proved plenty on a 12-hit day for the Blue Devils. This result now sends Oklahoma State into an elimination game to save their season.

May 31

Oklahoma State 13, Binghamton 5 – Binghamton eliminated
Oklahoma State’s bats awakened in a huge way on Saturday. The Cowboys emptied their clip to the tune of 13 runs on 18 hits against Binghamton in this all-important showdown. The Bearcats fought valiantly, scoring five on 12 hits, but Oklahoma State held most of their runners from crossing home plate and making this one closer than it seemed. Kollin Ritchie was the star of the afternoon for the Cowboys, going 3-for-4, driving in four RBIs and hitting two home runs. Oklahoma State stays alive, while Binghamton will say goodbye to 2025.

Duke 6, Georgia 3

Duke pulled off an upset of the regional host on Saturday with a 6-3 victory behind a massive day from Clark Wallace. The Blue Devils slugger finished 4-for-5 at the plate with two RBI off of a pair of solo home runs. Ben Miller also had a three-run homer in the third inning that gave Duke a 3-1 lead it never relinquished.

June 1

Oklahoma State 11, Georgia 9 – Georgia eliminated

Oklahoma State stunned Georgia and its fans on Sunday, eliminating the hometown Bulldogs in an 11-9 effort. The game was tied 9-9 in the bottom of the ninth inning when OSU freshman Brock Thompson hit a two-run walk-off bomb to left field to hoist the Cowboys to victory.

Duke 3, Oklahoma State 2 – Oklahoma State eliminated
The Cowboys got on the board with a two-run shot from Kollin Ritchie in the fourth inning and rode a 2-0 lead all the way until the eighth, when Duke finally scored its first run. A solo home run from AJ Gracia got some momentum going for the Blue Devils, who then got another pair of runners on via single and walk. Sam Harris later brought both of them in with a single of his own to give Duke its first lead of the game, 3-2. Down to its final three outs, OSU went three up, three down to end its season on a strikeout as Duke advanced to Super Regionals for the fourth time in program history.

Winner will face winner of Oxford Regional

Baton Rouge Regional

May 30

1. LSU 7, 4. Little Rock 0
LSU had no trouble in the first round of NCAA Tournament games, dominating Little Rock from start to finish on their way to the top half of the bracket. The Tigers pitching staff led the way behind Anthony Eyanson, limiting the opponent to a shutout on five hits. The offense had no trouble either, posting seven runs on 11 hits.

2. Dallas Baptist 6 vs. 3. Rhode Island, 2
Dallas Baptist swung hard and early, taking a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning. They never relinquished the lead from there. Ryan Borberg threw five innings, striking out six and only gave up two runs during his outing. Keaton Grady had a fine day at the plate, going 3-for-4 with two RBI and scoring a run.

May 31

Little Rock 22, Rhode Island 10 – Rhode Island eliminated

Little Rock put on a fireworks display as Rhode Island showed zero resistance defensively. The Trojans managed their 22 runs on 20 hits as five different players had three or more, led by Angel Cano with five. The impressive offensive display kept them alive to fight another day.

LSU 12, Dallas Baptist 0

Saturday night marked a dominant performance by the LSU Tigers, which blanked Dallas Baptist 12-0. It scored a run in six of its eight innings of offense, led by Chris Stanfield’s three hits and three RBIs. Sophomore left-handed pitcher Kade Anderson also turned in a dominant start, in which he allowed just four hits and no runs with 11 strikeouts in seven innings. LSU will now face the winner of Sunday afternoon’s Little Rock/Dallas Baptist matchup later that night.

June 1

Little Rock 8, Dallas Baptist 6 – Dallas Baptist eliminated
These two teams were competitive through four innings of work in what was an elimination game in Baton Rouge. However, from the bottom of the fourth on, the Trojans took control with the lead with a 5-2 advantage the rest of the way to take the two-run win over the Patriots, which sets up a matchup for them tonight against the host in LSU.

Little Rock 10, LSU 4
LSU simply couldn’t find enough offense after an early rally. The Tigers plated three runs in the first inning against Arkansas-Little Rock. They’d manage to scratch out only one more the rest of the way. And with Arkansas-Little Rock scoring two in the second inning, four in the third and four in the eighth that made for an uphill climb. The Tigers simply couldn’t get there, and now they’ll have to play a winner-take-all game on Monday.

LSU 10, Little Rock 6
Despite LSU taking a 1-0 lead after the first inning, Little Rock poured five runs onto the Tigers in the second inning. That would be most of the offense the Trojans would see during the afternoon, as LSU outscored Little Rock 9-1 in the last six innings. The Tigers advance through to play West Virginia in the Super Regionals.

Winner will face winner of Clemson Regional

Clemson Regional

May 30

2. West Virginia 4, 3. Kentucky 3
Kentucky saw its three-run lead vanish as West Virginia rallied to tie things up in the seventh inning. The Mountaineers then got a leadoff double in the ninth inning from Brodie Kresser, and he later came around to score on a walk-off sacrifice fly – completing the comeback and sending WVU to the winners’ bracket with a 4-3 win.

1. Clemson 7, 4. USC Upstate 3
USC Upstate kept things interesting in Friday’s Clemson Regional nightcap, tying things up at 3-3 in the eighth inning. Clemson responded with a four-run bottom half of the inning, though, capped by a two-run home run from Cam Cannarella to seal the 7-3 victory and advance to the winners’ bracket.

May 31

Kentucky 7, USC Upstate 3 – USC Upstate eliminated
Kentucky set the tone on Saturday afternoon, scoring three runs off a  Carson Hansen home run to left field in the bottom of the first inning. Despite the Wildcats avoiding a grand slam following a foul ball in the fourth inning, which the officials upheld after review, the Spartans would still tie the game before the end of the inning. Kentucky broke the tie following a sacrifice bunt in the sixth, and added three more to the board in the eighth to pad their lead and keep their season alive.

West Virginia 9, Clemson 6

West Virginia jumped all over Clemson with a three-run opening frame, but the Tigers pitching staff settled in and held the Mountaineers to just one run over the next six innings. Coach Erik Bakich’s team then clawed all the way back and took a 5-4 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning courtesy of a Cam Cannarella RBI-double. WVU however would re-tie the game in the top of the eighth and then scored four runs in the top of the ninth to take a 9-5 lead, highlighted by two HBP with the bases loaded. The Tigers loaded the bases in the bottom of the ninth and got the go-ahead run to the plate, but they were only able to plate one run. They fall into the loser’s bracket.

June 1

Kentucky 16, Clemson 4 – Clemson eliminated

Both teams appeared to come ready to play as Clemson scored two runs right away in the top of the first inning, and Kentucky quickly matched the score half an inning later. Kentucky would go on to open the floodgates on the Tigers, scoring 11 runs between the third and fourth innings en route to a blowout victory against the regional host. Kentucky will take on West Virginia later Sunday afternoon to try and advance to the Super Regional for the second time in as many seasons.

West Virginia 13, Kentucky 12 – Kentucky eliminated
Losing in comeback fashion wasn’t anything new for Kentucky. That’s now how the Wildcats’ season ended as West Virginia, down as many as five runs by the top of the eighth, scored sixth in the bottom of that eighth to come back, win by one to take the Clemson Regional, and advance to a Super Regional.

Winner will face winner of Baton Rouge Regional

Knoxville Regional

May 30

3. Cincinnati 11, 2. Wake Forest 6
The opening game of the Knoxville Regional saw Cincinnati pull off a win over Wake Forest. The Bearcats broke out with a six-run second inning and didn’t look back, taking down the Demon Deacons 11-6 to advance in the winners’ bracket.

1. Tennessee 9, 4. Miami (OH) 2
A five-run fourth inning put Tennessee in full control of Friday’s Knoxville Regional matchup against Miami (OH) en route to the 9-2 victory. The Volunteers got a big day out of Reese Chapman, who had a solo home run as part of a three-RBI day to help lead the charge and sent UT into the winners’ bracket.

May 31

Wake Forest 14, Miami (OH) 13 – Miami (OH) eliminated
Wake Forest started scoring early, going up 4-0 in the top of the second. Javar Williams and Luke. Costello both hit two-run home runs. If you thought that was nuts, Miami (OH) tied things up in the bottom of the 2nd, 4-4. Wake Forest’s lead ballooned to 8-4 in the fourth before the Red Hawks battled back within two run. It was basically a football game by the time it got to the 8th inning, with Wake Forest leading 14-9, but Miami (OH) made things very interesting in the ninth before the Demon Deacons held on for the 14-13 win.

Tennessee 10, Cincinnati 6

June 1

Wake Forest 10, Cincinnati 3 – Cincinnati eliminated
Wake Forest broke the opening tie after scoring four runs in the third inning. The Demon Deacons never looked back, scoring runs in each of the next three innings as pitcher Matthew Dallas went 7.2 innings before allowing a run in the bottom of the eighth inning. Despite the late flurry for the Bearcats, the initial lead proved too much. The Demon Deacons keep their season alive and will take on Tennessee later on Sunday.

Wake Forest 7, Tennessee 6

Tennessee and Wake Forest went at it through six innings as they were tied all the way through the ninth at six. However, with no outs at the bottom of the ninth with the bases loaded, the Volunteers threw four balls at Jack Winnay for a walkoff walk to send the Knoxville Regional to a final game on Monday.

Tennessee 11, Wake Forest 5

Behind seven runs in the fourth inning, Tennessee cruised to victory in the Knoxville Regional championship game. The Volunteers added three insurance runs in the seventh and eighth. Ace pitcher Liam Doyle entered the game from the bullpen to strikeout five Demon Deacons across 2.1 hitless inning to end the game.

Winner will face winner of Fayetteville Regional

Fayetteville Regional

May 30

1. Arkansas 6, 4. North Dakota State 2
In the opening game of the Fayetteville Regional, Arkansas and North Dakota State traded runs. However, the Razorbacks created separation thanks in large part to a two-run home run from Cam Kozeal to go up four runs, which stood as the difference in the 6-2 victory.

3. Creighton 11, 2. Kansas 4
Heading into the sixth inning, Creighton and Kansas were tied at 3-3. The Bluejays broke things open in a big way, though, with a seven-run frame – fueled by three doubles and a single – to eventually come away with the convincing 11-4 victory in the Fayetteville Regional.

May 31

North Dakota State 4, Kansas 3 – Kansas eliminated

North Dakota State survived Kansas with a victory on Saturday and advances to the regional final. The Bison used a two-run first inning fueled by a double from Sam Canton to start off the scoring. Kansas countered with a two-run inning of its own in the fourth to even things up. However, a single from Blake Timmons on the bottom of the inning gave the Bison the lead for good.

Arkansas 12, Creighton 1

The Razorbacks were dominant Saturday and now find themselves just one win away from reaching Super Regionals. Arkansas scored all 12 of its runs before Creighton managed its first and only score of the game in the bottom of the seventh inning. In all, the Razorbacks finished with 13 hits on the day, five of which were home runs.

June 1

Creighton 11, North Dakota State 10 – North Dakota State eliminated
Creighton jumped out to a massive lead early fueled by five runs in the third inning. The Blue Jays held a 10-3 advantage after four innings but North Dakota State refused to go down without a fight. The Bison began their comeback with four runs in the sixth inning, almost all of which came off of a three-run shot from Davis Hamilton. Three more NDSU runs in the eighth inning made it a tie ball game heading into the ninth. Creighton scored its first run since the fourth inning when Kyle Hess singled to bring in the winning run for the walk-off.

Arkansas 8, Creighton 3 – Creighton eliminated
Arkansas wasted no time putting away Creighton in the first regional final contest in Fayetteville. The Hogs plated two runs in the first inning, three in the second and one in the third to take a 6-0 lead. Creighton managed to score three in the fourth, but Arkansas added runs in the fifth and sixth to stretch the lead back to 8-3. The Hogs held on to win, advancing to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2022.

Winner will face winner of Knoxville Regional