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In front of a record crowd in Tuscaloosa, Alabama’s baseball team rolled past St. John’s 8-0, highlighted by Tyler Fay’s seven‑plus innings of shutout pitching and key hits from Justin Lebron, Brennan Holt and Bryce Fowler.
Alabama’s 8‑0 victory over St. John’s puts the Crimson Tide one win away from the College World Series, highlighted by Tyler Fay’s dominant pitching and a potent offensive burst.
Oregon’s offense stalled at critical moments as Texas capitalized on free bases and timely hitting to take a commanding lead.
Trinity’s 11‑0 victory over Beechwood, led by pitcher Konnor Stargel, propels the top‑ranked Shamrocks into the state semifinals.
The Mountaineers clinched their inaugural College World Series appearance with a dominant 17-1 win, setting the stage for a showdown against Troy.
In a stunning display of offensive firepower, West Virginia University's baseball squad routed Cal Poly 17-1, hitting five homers in a single game and setting the stage for a College World Series run.
The Oklahoma Sooners opened the NCAA baseball Super Regional with an 8‑1 victory over the Kansas Jayhawks, highlighted by Cord Rager's six‑inning shutout and multiple home runs that left Kansas facing a two‑win uphill battle.
Alabama’s baseball team opened its super regional with an 8‑0 victory over St. John's, fueled by a record 7,573 fans, a viral "Tarps off" atmosphere, and a masterful performance from pitcher Tyler Fay, while coach Rob Vaughn urged the squad to savor the moment.
The Crimson Bears secured the state championship in a tightly contested final at Mulcahy Stadium on June 6, 2026.
The Huntington Beach baseball squad clinched the CIF Southern California Regional Division I championship, overcoming a 14‑day break and a late rally by Cathedral Catholic to secure a 5‑3 win.
A June 6 showdown saw the Ducks rack up multiple extra‑base hits and home runs, turning a tight contest into a decisive win.
Eight high school baseball teams from the Michiana region battled in Saturday’s regional finals, with three champions now set for next week’s semi‑state semifinals.
Georgia’s 13‑12 victory over Mississippi State featured a seven‑run rally, the return of star infielder Tre Phelps and a bullpen plan that could decide the series.
Eight Mid‑Michigan squads entered regional finals and state quarterfinals, with Williamston and Jackson Lumen Christi securing titles before exiting in the quarterfinal round.
Regional finals in Michigan saw the Frankenmuth Eagles dominate in softball and Sacred Heart Academy secure a baseball victory, while other teams battled through tight contests.
Texas and Oklahoma each won their opening Super Regional games, setting up a potential clash for a College World Series spot.
NorthWood’s 8‑1 victory over Highland secured its second straight IHSAA 3A regional championship, highlighting a blend of youthful talent and seasoned leadership.
Alabama’s 8‑0 win over St. John's, powered by Tyler Fay’s dominant pitching and key hits from Holt, Fowler and Lebron, draws a record crowd and sets up a decisive Game 2 for a chance at the College World Series.
Despite a rocky start to the season, the Portsmouth High School baseball squad has rallied to defeat Exeter and secure a semifinal berth, driven by standout performances from seniors and a freshman pitcher.
The Newport Harbor High baseball team captured the CIF Southern California Regional Division II championship, defeating Bakersfield Christian 5‑1 and securing their second regional title.
Louisville Trinity’s 11‑0 victory over Beechwood in the KHSAA quarterfinals showcases a potent offense, flawless pitching and a team poised for the semifinals.
Despite a heavy downpour, dedicated supporters gathered at Hoglund Ballpark, highlighting the program’s growing momentum and the stakes of an upcoming elimination game.
Three Rockford‑area high school baseball programs saw their seasons end in the Sectional Finals, each falling to a different opponent while concluding the year with solid win totals.
A life‑size stormtrooper helmet purchased by Ole Miss pitchers has become a symbol of team unity, inspiring a home‑run tradition that helped the Rebels advance to the College World Series.