
USC Trojans Eye Super Regional Showdown Against North Carolina
The Trojans have advanced to the Chapel Hill Super Regionals and must rely on a strategic rest for their top pitcher and an early offensive burst to challenge the Tar Heels.
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The Trojans have advanced to the Chapel Hill Super Regionals and must rely on a strategic rest for their top pitcher and an early offensive burst to challenge the Tar Heels.

USC's baseball squad opens a best‑of‑three Super Regional against North Carolina on Friday, June 5, with the winner advancing toward the College World Series. Key performances from Augie Lopez, Grant Govel and Mason Edwards underscore the team's recent dominance.

The USC baseball team clinched its first super regional appearance since 2005 after sweeping Texas A&M, with Augie Lopez named Most Outstanding Player.

The Trojans erupted early, scoring four runs in the first inning while the Aggies managed only a solo homer from Chris Hacopian. USC extended the lead with Andrew Lamb’s three‑run homer in the third and Gavin Grahovac’s 446‑foot blast in the fourth. Despite a late rally, Texas A&M lost 14‑3 and will face USC again on Monday at 8:06 p.m. on ESPN2.

The Aggies lost 14-3 to USC in the College Station Regional, with Grahovac’s 446-foot homer and Duer’s RBI triple standing out as the team looks to force a final showdown on Monday night.

The Trojans defeated Texas A&M 14‑3, fueled by a powerful offense and a stellar pitching performance from Andrew Johnson, positioning them for the regional championship.

After a heavy loss to Texas A&M, Texas State must rally against a deep USC pitching staff, relying on late‑inning resilience and key performances from players like Chase Mora.

USC’s 19‑6 victory over Lamar featured a 421‑foot home run by Andrew Lamb and a season‑high run total, setting up a showdown with the Texas A&M/Texas State loser.

The USC Trojans erupted for a season‑high 19 runs in a decisive win over Lamar, with standout performances from Adrian Lopez, Andrew Lamb, Isaac Cadena and Walter Urbon, positioning them for a showdown against the Texas A&M/Texas State loser.

The Cardinals' postseason run concluded with a 19‑6 defeat to USC, marking the end of a 34‑27 campaign that featured a Southland Conference title and the departure of head coach Will Davis for the University of Houston.

The Trojans open against Texas State with a lineup packed with standout hitters and a pitching staff that could finally break a long‑standing championship drought.

The No. 25 USC baseball team begins NCAA Regional play on Friday, May 29, against Texas State in College Station, Texas, as the No. 2 seed in a regional hosted by Texas A&M. The team boasts a historic 43‑15 season, a perfect 32‑1 home record, and multiple national rankings in pitching and fielding.

Ranked 25th nationally, USC enters the Big Ten Tournament as the fourth seed, facing 12th‑seeded Michigan State in a matchup that highlights a season of dominance, from a 42‑14 record to a nation‑leading nine shutouts.