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NCAA Announces Regional Host Sites, Oregon State Excluded

Beavers, ranked sixth, await Selection Show fate as tournament brackets are revealed

Regional Host Selections Unveiled

The NCAA revealed the 16 venues that will host the first round of the Division I baseball tournament, a list that notably omits Goss Stadium in Corvallis, Oregon. The decision leaves the Oregon State Beavers, currently the sixth‑ranked team in the NCBWA media poll, as the highest‑ranked program without a regional hosting slot.

The distribution of sites reflects traditional power‑conference dominance, with seven schools from the SEC, three from the ACC, three from the Big Ten, two from the Big XII and a single Sun Belt representative earning the honor. This pattern underscores the continued emphasis placed on conference performance when the committee selects hosts.

According to D1Baseball.com’s latest projections, the Beavers are slated to travel to the Eugene Regional, where they would meet the Oregon Ducks, Tarleton State, and Milwaukee. The projected matchup highlights the competitive landscape that awaits the team if they secure a berth.

The NCAA’s televised Division I Baseball Tournament Selection Show will air Monday morning at 9 AM PST on ESPN2, at which point the final field and regional assignments will be announced. For Oregon State, the broadcast marks the moment of truth regarding its postseason path.

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