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The North Carolina Tar Heels, fresh off two straight victories, are set to face West Virginia in the semifinals of the College World Series, with a marquee pitching duel and national broadcast on ESPN.
West Virginia University’s baseball team is poised for a high‑stakes rematch with North Carolina, seeking to translate recent momentum into a tournament breakthrough.
The West Virginia Mountaineers and Troy Trojans meet again in Omaha, where the loser’s season ends and the winner eyes a rematch with North Carolina. Projected lineups feature a host of players, including Armani Guzman and Gavin Kelly, while starting pitchers are slated to take the mound.
The No. 16 West Virginia University baseball team defeated Troy 7-5 in the opening game of the Men's College World Series, highlighted by clutch hitting and solid pitching.
Reliever Ian Korn delivered a standout performance, guiding West Virginia past Troy and into a pivotal matchup that will be broadcast live on ESPN.
West Virginia Mountaineers defeated Troy 7-5 in their debut College World Series game, highlighted by Armani Guzman’s early run and Tyrus Hall’s clutch hitting.
West Virginia University’s baseball team secured its first College World Series victory, featuring a record steal of home plate and key performances that advance the Mountaineers to the next round.
With eight squads left in Omaha, the tournament’s balance of offense and pitching sets the stage for a showdown, and early predictions favor the SEC’s Georgia for its potent bat and resilient arms.
The Mountaineers' first College World Series appearance showcases a blend of elite pitching, aggressive base running, and a balanced offense that positions them as contenders for the national title.
The Troy Trojans will open their historic College World Series run against West Virginia on June 12, with left‑hander Benjamin Stubbs on the mound and right‑hander Chansen Cole opposing him for the Mountaineers. The game will be televised on ESPN as the series runs through June 22.
The Mountaineers will step onto Charles Schwab Field for the first time in program history, facing Troy in a highly anticipated opening game.
The 2026 College World Series opens June 12 in Omaha, Nebraska, featuring eight teams with five SEC members and a roster dotted with former American Legion Baseball standouts.
The 2026 College World Series opens Friday night in Omaha, featuring a top‑seeded Tar Heels squad facing an unbeaten Ole Miss team, alongside Troy's Sun Belt star and West Virginia's debut.
Maxx Yehl, Chansen Cole, Gavin Kelly and Ian Korn receive All-East nods, highlighting West Virginia University’s strong showing in the Big 12 and positioning them for further accolades.
Three programs erupted with grand slams in their super regional openers, setting the stage for a high‑stakes weekend of play.
West Virginia’s 14-hit attack overwhelmed Cal Poly, 12-2, in the first game of the best‑of‑three Super Regional, with a potential Game 2 slated for June 6.
The Mountaineers and Mustangs meet in a high‑stakes Super Regional, with star players and key statistics shaping the outlook.
The decisive NCAA Tournament clash between West Virginia and Kentucky will hinge on pitching depth, with Max Yehl's possible comeback and a cascade of relievers poised to shape the outcome.
A dramatic 10th‑inning single by Armani Guzman propelled the West Virginia Mountaineers into the NCAA Super Regionals, marking the team’s third straight appearance and a historic home‑field milestone.
The West Virginia University baseball team rallied to defeat Kentucky 6‑5 in ten innings, with Armani Guzman delivering the game‑winning hit. Sophomore Gavin Kelly was named Tournament MVP as the Mountaineers prepare for the next round against Cal Poly.
West Virginia’s offense exploded in the fourth inning, turning a close contest into a 10-1 rout over Binghamton.
West Virginia opened the Morgantown Regional with a 10-1 victory over Binghamton, highlighted by a fourth-inning home run and a six-inning outing from Chansen Cole.
The No. 16 West Virginia Mountaineers will host the Binghamton Bearcats on Friday evening at Kendrick Family Ballpark, marking the first-ever encounter between the programs. The game, streaming live on ESPN+, kicks off at 5:00 p.m. EST.
The Mountaineers will face Binghamton on May 29 in Morgantown, entering the game with a strong record and key player highlights.