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After guiding the Cougars to a historic conference title, a NCAA Tournament appearance and a record‑setting team GPA, Washington State University has secured head coach Nathan Choate through 2031, promising continuity amid rising expectations.
Washington State University has secured Nathan Choate’s leadership through 2031, highlighting a season that delivered a conference title, an NCAA tournament appearance and record academic performance.
Washington State University announced a contract extension for baseball coach Nathan Choate through 2031, celebrating a season that delivered the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2010, a conference championship, a 3.45 team GPA record, and a standout pitcher among award finalists.
Coach Nathan Choate’s new three‑year deal rewards a 2026 Mountain West title, a first NCAA Tournament appearance in 16 years, and record‑setting academic performance.
Washington State lost 4-0 to Oregon in the NCAA Regional Semifinal, with Luke Meyers delivering a solid pitch but the Ducks securing the win late.
The No. 11 Oregon baseball team beat Yale and will face Washington State in the second round at PK Park on May 30, with a super regional berth within reach.
The Beavers, led by pitcher Eric Segura and a strong road record, prepare to face Washington State in a double‑elimination contest that could set up a clash with Oregon or Yale.
Baseball America’s pre‑tournament analysis highlights Oregon’s balanced attack, Oregon State’s pitching depth, and the challenges facing Washington State and Yale as they chase postseason glory.
After a 30‑win season and a Mountain West Tournament title, Washington State University’s baseball squad travels to Eugene, Oregon, to open play in the NCAA Regional, marking the program’s first regional appearance since 2010.
Washington State University’s baseball team clinched its inaugural Mountain West title, dominating San Diego State 14-4 and earning a berth in the Eugene Regional.
Washington State erupted in celebration after a dominant 14-4 win over San Diego State in the Mountain West Tournament championship, marking the program’s first conference title since 1995 and securing a spot in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2010.
In a stunning Mountain West Conference Tournament semifinal, Washington State overcame a five‑run deficit to defeat San Diego State 14‑9, with Luke Meyers delivering seven solid innings in relief and Gavin Roy driving in five runs. The Cougars will chase the title on Sunday at 12:05 p.m.
Five Washington State University baseball players receive All-Mountain West Conference honors, highlighting a 27-25 season and a upcoming tournament matchup.
Washington State baseball coach Nathan Choate reflects on a season of resilience, key performances and a historic postseason berth after years of struggle.