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Oregon State Baseball Secures No. 7 Ranking, Heads to Eugene Regional

The Beavers, seeded second, will face Oregon, Yale, and Washington State in a double‑elimination tournament that could send them to the Super Regionals and the College World Series.

Oregon State’s baseball program enters the 2026 NCAA tournament with a national ranking of No. 7, positioning the Beavers as one of the most formidable teams in the country.

The team will travel to the Eugene regional, which is being hosted by the University of Oregon, the No. 11 overall seed, giving the host school a coveted home‑field advantage.

Regional Landscape

In the regional field, Oregon State will meet familiar foes: Oregon, Yale, and Washington State, each bringing a distinct storyline into the double‑elimination bracket.

The Beavers and Oregon split their season series, each posting a win and a loss, a dynamic that adds intrigue to their first meeting in the regional tournament.

Earlier in the year, Oregon State routed Washington State 18‑0 before dropping a 7‑6 decision in the rematch, underscoring the competitiveness of their rivalry.

Yale secured an automatic berth by capturing the Ivy League tournament and arrives on a seven‑game winning streak, while Washington State earned its spot by winning the Mountain West Conference tournament and also holds a split with Oregon State.

The regional format promises a gauntlet of games, with the champion advancing to one of eight super regionals, a gateway to the College World Series in Omaha.

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