Troy University’s baseball team is set to open its College World Series campaign against West Virginia on Friday, June 12, at noon Central Time at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. The matchup marks the Trojans’ first appearance in the tournament’s championship bracket, and fans across the country will be watching closely as the team makes its debut on the national stage.
The road to Omaha has been paved with a dominant super regional performance that saw Troy sweep Little Rock in two games. Jabe Boroff was a standout, launching two home runs including a grand slam that helped seal the victory, while Aaron Piasecki and Josh Pyne added back‑to‑back homers in the second inning of Game One, underscoring the team’s potent offense.
Key Performances Fuel Momentum
Boroff’s power surge and the consecutive blasts from Piasecki and Pyne have not only boosted the team’s confidence but also signaled to opponents that the Trojans bring a deep, versatile lineup capable of producing runs in bunches. The early explosiveness has set a tone that the coaching staff hopes to sustain throughout the tournament.
The game will be televised live on ESPN, with a simultaneous stream on ESPN+, ensuring that viewers can follow every pitch and swing in real time. Coverage will begin shortly before the first pitch, offering pre‑game analysis and insights from veteran commentators.
While the full slate of games for the College World Series will be finalized once all super regionals conclude, the Trojans know that each contest will carry significant weight in determining seeding and potential matchups. Their opening opponent, West Virginia, arrives with a strong pitching staff, promising a tightly contested battle that could hinge on small tactical details.