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Oklahoma State’s 13-1 win over Arizona featured a season-high 17 hits, five multi-hit players, and a career-defining complete game by Ethan Lund, pushing the Cowboys to a 35-19 record and evening the series.
The Wildcats' campaign concluded with a 13-1 defeat to Oklahoma State, ending a 19-33 season and sealing their fate in the tournament.
North Carolina routed rival NC State 17-7 in a high-scoring game at Doak Field, highlighted by multiple home runs and a dominant pitching performance.
Kennesaw State opened with a 2-0 lead, but Missouri State answered with a four-run seventh inning to win 5-3; key hitters and pitchers shined.
UCF’s seventh-inning surge, featuring a double, a single and a homer, turns a tight contest into a 4-5 win over Kansas State.
Louisiana Tech’s bats came alive at JC Love Field, delivering a decisive 8‑2 win over Sam Houston that capped a strong finish to the Bulldogs’ 2026 campaign.
The Cougars' ten-game winning streak was snapped in an 11-inning battle against UT Martin, featuring dramatic home runs and a senior ceremony.
The University of Lynchburg opened its NCAA Division III tournament run with a 9‑1 win over Penn State Behrend, highlighted by Munitz’s three‑hit, three‑RBI outing and a strong pitching performance.
A shocking incident unfolded on Thursday morning when Stuart Cramer High School’s junior varsity baseball coach Samuel “Kasey” McMillen collapsed during pre‑game warm‑ups, leading to the postponement of the team’s state quarterfinal against Burns.
A sudden lightning strike forced a delay in the Tennessee-Oklahoma baseball game, halting a 5-3 lead in the seventh inning and pushing the resumption to no earlier than 10 p.m. CT.
The Le Moyne baseball team secured its inaugural spot in the NEC championship Series after sweeping a doubleheader, with standout performances from Sullivan, Diaz, Cannon and others.
A sudden lightning strike near Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark halted the Tennessee vs. Oklahoma contest in the seventh inning, prompting a standard weather delay.
A tightly contested state semifinal saw Vero Beach High take an early lead before Venice surged in the sixth inning, ultimately outdueling the Fighting Indians with a 4-2 win.
A ninth‑inning rally led by Mike O'Conor's walk‑off homer and Ethan Rossi's decisive run capped a 9‑8 win for Eastern Illinois, while the Redhawks surged to a 12‑10 victory over Little Rock. The Panthers now sit at 30‑19 and have reached the 30‑win mark in four of the past five seasons.
The Lions secured a commanding 10-2 victory over Southern Indiana, showcasing a potent offense and reliable bullpen as they prepare for the series finale.
Union rallied from early deficits to secure a 7‑6 victory over Grantsville in the first game of the 3A championship series, highlighted by strong pitching and timely hitting.
Maryland’s baseball team rolled past Penn State 12-2, powered by Cristofer Cespedes’ dominant pitching and a barrage of extra-base hits that turned an early deficit into a decisive win.
In a rain‑soaked showdown at Jack Coombs Field, Duke’s offense sputtered early, allowing Wake Forest to build a four‑run lead before the Blue Devils trimmed the margin. Senior Day looms as the final game approaches.
A 3-0 victory over Montebello, highlighted by ten strikeouts and a timely home run, sets the stage for a showdown with the Jurupa Hills/Santa Fe winner.
The Blue Devils were unable to recover from a four-run hole, with Matthew Strand's 13th home run and Michael DiMartini's RBI single unable to spark a comeback.
Presbyterian College’s baseball team fought back after a 6‑6 tie but could not contain Gardner‑Webb’s late rally, resulting in an 11‑6 defeat.
In a doubleheader at Watkins Glen High School on May 15, Union Springs and Lansing clinched their respective conference baseball championships, each delivering dominant performances that highlighted key offensive and pitching moments.
Florida State secured an 11-1 run-rule win over Miami, clinching a third straight series victory and solidifying their dominance in the rivalry.
The Erie baseball team concluded a remarkable 22‑3 season with a 10‑1 loss to Mountain Vista in the Class 5A Region 3 championship, highlighting key performances from ace Maddox Burnett, shortstop Jackson Flarity and senior Austin Sieckmann.