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The 2026 season saw Little Rock Baseball capture its second straight Ohio Valley Conference Tournament championship, post a program‑best 39 victories and earn its inaugural Super Regional berth, a journey highlighted by resilient comebacks and a 30‑25 finish.
Eight Ohio Valley Conference athletes were named to the 2026 ABCA/Rawlings NCAA Division I All‑Region Teams, including two first‑team picks who are now in line for All‑America honors ahead of the College World Series in Omaha.
The Little Rock Trojans need two wins over Troy to clinch their first College World Series appearance, a milestone fueled by former Arkansas players and a coaching staff with deep Razorbacks roots.
The Little Rock Trojans, bolstered by former Arkansas standouts Kade Smith and Tag Andrews, are two wins away from their inaugural College World Series appearance. With a tightly scheduled Super Regional against Troy, the team’s journey reflects both perseverance and high expectations.
The Ohio Valley Conference celebrates unprecedented winning streaks, a 300‑win milestone for a coach, and a new multi‑year agreement with ESPN that promises wider coverage of its teams.
Arkansas' Maika Niu delivered a career‑high four‑hit game, driving in four runs and reaching base in every plate appearance, while the Razorbacks' pitching staff posted strong outings against Missouri State in the NCAA Lawrence Regional.
The Cavaliers enter the Hattiesburg Regional as the No. 2 seed, relying on a strong mound corps and a versatile offense to chase a tournament run.
The Cavaliers enter the NCAA tournament’s Hattiesburg Regional as the No. 2 seed, facing Southern Miss, Jacksonville State and Little Rock in a battle of arms and bats.
Four Little Rock baseball players were recognized on the All-OVC second team, with Tag Andrews also earning a spot on the All-Freshman Team. The Trojans secured the No. 4 seed and will begin tournament play on Wednesday night.