2011 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
June 27 - 28
The South Carolina Gamecocks win the 2011 College World Series, beating Florida two games to none.
South Carolina 2,Florida 1
South Carolina 5,Florida 2
COLLEGE WORLD SERIES BRACKET
June 18-25 (Double elimination)
June 24
Game 11: Florida 6, Vanderbilt 4
Game 12: South Carolina 3, Virginia 2
June 23
Game 10: Virigina 8 v. California 1
June 22
Game 9: Vanderbilt 5, North Carolina 1
June 21
Game 8: California 7, Texas A&M 3
Game 7: South Carolina 7, Virigina 1
Game 6: Florida 3, Vanderbilt 1
June 20
Game 5: North Carolina 3, Texas 0 (Texas eliminated)
June 18/19
Game 1: Virigina 4, California 1
Game 2: South Carolina 5, Texas A&M 4
Game 3: Florida 8, Texas 4
Game 4: Vanderbilt 7, North Carolina 3
SUPER REGIONALS SCHEDULE
Charlottesville Super Regional
Virigina (1) v. UC Irvine (3)
Viriginia advances 2-1 | Gainesville Super Regional
Florida (1) Mississippi St. (3)
Florida advances 2-1 |
| Santa Clara Super Regional
California (3) v. Dallas Baptist (3)
California advances 2-0 | Austin Super Regional
Texas (1) v. Arizona St. (1)
Texas advances 2-1 |
| Tallahassee Super Regional
Florida State (1) v. Texas A&M (1)
Texas A&M advances 2-1 | Nashville Super Regional
Vanderbilt (1) v. Oregon St. (1)
Vanderbilt advances 2-0 |
| Columbia Super Regional
South Carolina (1) v. Connecticut (2)
South Carolina advances 2-0 | Chapel Hill Super Regional
North Carolina (1) v. Stanford (2)
North Carolina advances 2-0 |
2010 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PREVIEW:
The Road to Omaha will officially begin on June 4, when a field of 64 teams kicks off the NCAA Division Baseball Championship with a double elimination regional round. On Memorial Day, an NCAA selection committee chose the nation's top teams to compete for an appearance at Omaha's Rosenblatt Stadium and a prized College World Series title.
The Arizona State Sun Devils, who already have 21 College World Series appearances and 5 titles, have claimed the number one seed in this year's tournament. The team finished the season 47-8 and won the Pac-10 league title. Other automatic bids included conference champions Texas, Florida, Coastal Carolina, Virginia, UCLA, Louisville and Georgia Tech.
But it doesn't take a national seed to win the tournament. The TCU Horned Frogs are expected to make some noise in Omaha this year, as their top-10 pitching staff and top-20 offense takes the field for tournament play. The first round pits defending champions LSU against UC Irvine. When the two teams met for regional play in 2008, LSU scored 5 runs in the 9th inning to edge out a 9-7 victory, and a heated rivalry is sure to pursue.
Fans attending this year's College World Series may witness history, as Florida International's Garrett Wittels takes his 54-game hitting streak - four shy of Robin Ventura's Division I record - into the tournament.
2009 COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PREVIEW:
The 2009 College World Series at Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Nebraska will feature some of the best college baseball teams in the country. The 2009 CWS field will include a handful of college baseball's traditional powers who are regular visitors to Omaha. Fans of Cal State Fullerton, LSU & North Carolina don't need a map to get to Rosenblatt Stadium; they've all been there enough times to know every detail of the CWS. The first pitch of the 2009 CWS will be on Saturday, June 13th. The 3-game Championship Series will begin on Monday, June 22nd.
Game 1 : Cal State Fullerton vs. Arkansas
Game 2 : LSU vs. Virginia
Game 3 : North Carolina vs. Arizona State
Game 4 : Texas vs. Southern Miss
Game 5 : Cal State Fullerton vs. Virginia
Game 6 : Arkansas vs. LSU
Game 7 : North Carolina vs. Southern Miss
Game 8 : Arizona State vs. Texas
Game 9 : Arkansas vs. Virginia
Game 10 : Arizona State vs. North Carolina
Game 11 : LSU vs. Arkansas
Game 12 : Texas vs. Arizona State
Finals:
Game 1: LSU vs. Texas
Game 2: LSU vs. Texas
Game 3: LSU vs. Texas