College World Series 2025: Scores, Schedule and History
By Chris Wright
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The SEC did it again.
For the sixth consecutive year that the College World Series was held, an SEC team captured the national title.
In 2025 — just like in 2023 — the honor went to LSU, which swept Cinderella Coastal Carolina 2-0 in the best-of-3 CWS Finals.
LSU won Game 1, 1-0. It completed the sweep with a 5-3 victory in Game 2 on Sunday June 22.
LSU won the CWS for the eighth time. Only USC has won more.
2025 College World Series Scores, Schedule
LSU swept Coastal Carolina to join the list of College World Series champions.
CWS Finals
LSU swept Coastal Carolina 2-0 the best-of-3 CWS Finals.
- Game 1: Saturday, June 21 — LSU 1, Coastal Carolina 0
- Game 2: Sunday, June 22 — LSU 5, Coastal Carolina 3
LSU wins the 2025 College World Series.
Bracket 1 Scores, Schedule
- Game 1: Coastal Carolina 7, Arizona 4
- Game 2: Oregon State 4, Louisville 3
- Game 5: Louisville 8, Arizona 3 (Arizona eliminated) — Sunday, June 15, 1 pm (ESPN)
- Game 6: Coastal Carolina 6, Oregon State 2
- Game 9: Louisville 7, Oregon State 6 (Oregon State eliminated)
- Game 11: Coastal Carolina 11, Louisville 3 (Louisville eliminated)
Coastal Carolina advances to the CWS Finals.
Bracket 2
- Game 3: UCLA 6, Murray State 4
- Game 4: LSU 4, Arkansas 1
- Game 7: Arkansas 3, Murray State 0 (Murray State eliminated)
- Game 8: LSU 9, UCLA 5
- Game 10: Arkansas 7, UCLA 3 (UCLA eliminated)
- Game 12: LSU 6, Arkansas 5 (Arkansas eliminated)
LSU advances to the CWS Finals.
2025 Super Regionals Scores
The best-of-3 Super Regionals started Friday June 6. Here are the results. The eight winners advanced to the College World Series.
Miami at Louisville
Game 1: Louisville 8, Miami 1
Game 2: Miami 9, Louisville 6
Game 3: Louisville 3, Miami 2
Louisville wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
Florida State at Oregon State
Game 1: Oregon State 5, Florida State 4
Game 2: Florida State 3, Oregon State 1
Game 3: Oregon State 14, Florida State 10
Oregon State wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
Arizona at North Carolina
Game 1: North Carolina 18, Arizona 2
Game 2: Arizona 10, North Carolina 8
Game 3: Arizona 4, North Carolina 3
Arizona wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
Coastal Carolina at Auburn
Game 1: Coastal Carolina 7, Auburn 6
Game 2: Coastal Carolina 4, Auburn 1
Coastal Carolina wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
UTSA at UCLA
Game 1: UCLA 5, UTSA 2
Game 2: UCLA 7, UTSA 0
UCLA wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
Murray State at Duke
Game 1: Duke 7, Murray State 4
Game 2: Murray State 19, Duke 9
Game 3: Murray State 5, Duke 4
Murray State wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
West Virginia at LSU
Game 1: LSU 16, West Virginia 9
Game 2: LSU 12, West Virginia 5
LSU wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
Tennessee at Arkansas
Game 1: Arkansas 4, Tennessee 3
Game 2: Arkansas 11, Tennessee 4
Arkansas wins the Super Regional and advances to the College World Series.
The 8 Super Regional winners advance to the College World Series.
2025 NCAA Tournament Regional Scores
Each regional is a double-elimination format. Regionals start Friday May 30 and conclude Sunday June 1 or, if necessary, Monday June 2. The 16 regional winners advance to the Super Regionals.
No. 1 Vanderbilt Regional (Nashville)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Louisville 8, ETSU 3
- Game 2: Vanderbilt 4, Wright State 3
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Wright State 7, ETSU 5 (ETSU eliminated)
- Game 4: Louisville 3, Vanderbilt 2
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Wright State 5, Vanderbilt 4 (Vanderbilt eliminated)
- Game 6: Louisville 6, Wright State 0
Louisville advances to the Super Regionals.
No. 2 Texas Regional (Austin)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Texas 7, Houston Christian 1
- Game 2: UTSA 10, Kansas State 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Kansas State 7, Houston Christian 4 (Houston Christian eliminated)
- Game 4: UTSA 9, Texas 7
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Texas 15, Kansas State 8 (Kansas State eliminated)
- Game 6: UTSA 7, Texas 4
UTSA advances to the Super Regional.
No. 3 Arkansas Regional (Fayetteville)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Arkansas 6, North Dakota State 2
- Game 2: Creighton 11, Kansas 4
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: North Dakota State 4, Kansas 3 (Kansas eliminated)
- Game 4: Arkansas 12, Creighton 1
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Creighton 11, North Dakota State 10 (North Dakota State eliminated)
- Game 6: Arkansas 8, Creighton 3
Arkansas advances to the Super Regional.
No. 4 Auburn Regional (Auburn)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Stetson 11, NC State 2
- Game 2: Auburn 9, Central Connecticut 5
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: NC State 12, Central Connecticut 0 (Central Connecticut eliminated)
- Game 4: Auburn 8, Stetson 5
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: NC State 17, Stetson 12 (Stetson eliminated)
- Game 6: Auburn 11, NC State 1
Auburn advances to the Super Regional.
No. 5 North Carolina Regional (Chapel Hill)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: North Carolina 4, Holy Cross 0
- Game 2: Oklahoma 7, Nebraska 4
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Nebraska 4, Holy Cross 1 (Holy Cross eliminated)
- Game 4: North Carolina 11, Oklahoma 5
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Oklahoma 17, Nebraska 1 (Nebraska eliminated)
- Game 6: Oklahoma 9, North Carolina 5
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: North Carolina 11, Oklahoma 4
North Carolina advances to the Super Regionals.
No. 6 LSU Regional (Baton Rouge)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: LSU 7, Little Rock 0
- Game 2: Dallas Baptist 6, Rhode Island 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Little Rock 22, Rhode Island 10 (Rhode Island eliminated)
- Game 4: LSU 12, Dallas Baptist 0
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Little Rock 8, Dallas Baptist 6 (Dallas Baptist eliminated)
- Game 6: Little Rock 10, LSU 4
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: LSU 10, Little Rock 6
LSU advances to the Super Regionals.
No. 7 Georgia Regional (Athens)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Georgia 20, Binghamton 4
- Game 2: Duke 12, Oklahoma State 5
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Oklahoma State 13, Binghamton 5 (Binghamton eliminated)
- Game 4: Duke 6, Georgia 3
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Oklahoma State 11, Georgia 9 (Georgia eliminated)
- Game 6: Duke 3, Oklahoma State 2
Duke advances to the Super Regional.
No. 8 Oregon State Regional (Corvallis)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: USC 13, TCU 1
- Game 2: St. Mary’s 6, Oregon State 4
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Oregon State 7, TCU 2 (TCU eliminated)
- Game 4: USC 6, St. Mary’s 4
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Oregon State 20, St. Mary’s 3 (St. Mary’s eliminated)
- Game 6: Oregon State 14, USC 1
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: Oregon State 9, USC 0
Oregon State advances to the Super Regionals.
No. 9 Florida State Regional (Tallahassee)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Florida State 6, Bethune-Cookman 2
- Game 2: Mississippi State 11, Northeastern 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Northeastern 4, Bethune-Cookman 3 (Bethune-Cookman eliminated)
- Game 4: Florida State10, Mississippi State 3
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Mississippi State 3, Northeastern 2 (Northeastern eliminated)
- Game 6: Florida State 5. Mississippi State 2
Florida State advances to the Super Regional.
No. 10 Ole Miss Regional (Oxford)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Georgia Tech 9, Western Kentucky 2
- Game 2: Murray State 9, Ole Miss 6
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Ole Miss 8, Western Kentucky 6 (Western Kentucky eliminated)
- Game 4: Murray State 13, Georgia Tech 11
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Ole Miss 11, Georgia Tech 9 (Georgia Tech eliminated)
- Game 6: Ole Miss 19, Murray State 8
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: Murray State 12, Ole Miss 11
Murray State advances to the Super Regional.
No. 11 Clemson Regional (Clemson)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: West Virginia 4, Kentucky 3
- Game 2: Clemson 7, SC Upstate 3
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Kentucky 7, SC Upstate 3 (SC Update eliminated)
- Game 4: West Virginia 9, Clemson 6
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Kentucky 16, Clemson 4 (Clemson eliminated)
- Game 6: West Virginia 13, Kentucky 12
West Virginia advances to the Super Regional.
No. 12 Oregon Regional (Eugene)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Arizona 3, Cal Poly 2
- Game 2: Utah Valley 6, Oregon 5
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Cal Poly 10, Oregon 8 (Oregon eliminated)
- Game 4: Arizona 14, Utah Valley 4
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Cal Poly 7, Utah Valley 6 (Utah Valley eliminated)
- Game 6: Arizona 14, Cal Poly 0
Arizona advances to the Super Regional.
No. 13 Coastal Carolina Regional (Conway)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: ECU 11, Florida 6
- Game 2: Coastal Carolina 10, Fairfield 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Florida 17, Fairfield 2 (Fairfield eliminated)
- Game 4: Coastal Carolina 18, ECU 7
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: ECU 11, Florida 4 (Florida eliminated)
- Game 6: Coastal Carolina 1, ECU 0
Coastal Carolina advances to the Super Regional.
No. 14 Tennessee Regional (Knoxville)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Cincinnati 11, Wake Forest 6
- Game 2: Tennessee 9, Miami (Ohio) 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Wake Forest 14, Miami (Ohio) 13 (Miami Ohio eliminated)
- Game 4: Tennessee 10, Cincinnati 6
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Wake Forest 10, Cincinnati 3 (Cincinnati eliminated)
- Game 6: Wake Forest 7, Tennessee 6
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: Tennessee 11, Wake Forest 5
Tennessee advances to the Super Regionals.
No. 15 UCLA Regional (Los Angeles)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: UCLA 19, Fresno State 4
- Game 2: Arizona State 4, UC Irvine 2
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: UC Irvine 8, Fresno State 3 (UC Irvine eliminated)
- Game 4: UCLA 11, Arizona State 5
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: UC Irvine 11, Arizona State 6 (Arizona State eliminated)
- Game 6: UCLA 8, UC Irvine 6
UCLA advances to the Super Regional
No. 16 Southern Miss Regional (Hattiesburg)
Friday, May 30
- Game 1: Miami 5, Alabama 3
- Game 2: Columbia 11, Southern Miss 4
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Southern Miss 6, Alabama 5 (Alabama eliminated)
- Game 4: Miami 14, Columbia 1
Sunday June 1:
- Game 5: Southern Miss 8, Columbia 1 (Columbia eliminated)
- Game 6: Southern Miss17, Miami 6
Monday June 2:
- Game 7: Miami 5, Southern Miss 4
Miami advances to the Super Regionals.
2024 College World Series Results
Below are the 2024 CWS results.
Bracket 1
Friday, June 14
Game 1: North Carolina 3, Virginia 2
Game 2: Tennessee 12, FSU 11
Sunday, June 16
Game 5 (Elimination Bracket): FSU 7, Virginia 3
Game 6 (Winners’ Bracket): Tennessee 6, North Carolina 1
Tuesday, June 18
Game 9 (Elimination Game): FSU 9, North Carolina 5
Wednesday, June 19
Game 11 (Bracket Final): Tennessee 7, FSU 2
Bracket 2
Saturday, June 15
Game 3: Kentucky 5, NC State 4
Game 4: Texas A&M 3, Florida 2
Monday, June 17
Game 7 (Elimination Bracket): Florida 5, NC State 4
Game 8 (Winners’ Bracket): Texas A&M 5, Kentucky 1
Wednesday, June 19
Game 10 (Elimination Bracket): Florida 15, Kentucky 4
Game 12 (Bracket Final): Texas A&M 6, Florida 0
CWS Finals
Game 1: Texas A&M 9, Tennessee 5
Game 2: Tennessee 4, Texas A&M 1
Game 3: Tennessee 6, Texas A&M 5
NCAA Tournament/College World Series Expansion
Much like its basketball counterpart, college baseball’s NCAA Tournament format has changed dramatically over the years. There were just eight teams in the inaugural NCAA Tournament in 1947. In 1954, the tournament expanded to 23 teams. It eventually grew to 32 and then 48 in 1987.
In 1999, the tournament expanded to 64 teams and added the Super Regional round. Similar to the NCAA Basketball Tournament, the baseball tournament field features automatic qualifiers and at-large teams. The split is roughly even; 30 or 31 automatic qualifiers and 34 or 33 teams receiving an at-large invitation.
The best-of-3 championship series was adopted in 2003.
College World Series history
USC has won the most CWS crowns with 12. LSU is now alone in 2nd place with 7 CWS titles, followed by Texas with 6 titles. Not surprisingly, USC also holds the record for most consecutive CWS titles, winning 5 straight from 1970-74.
South Carolina (2010-11) is the most recent of 6 programs to win consecutive baseball national championships.
The SEC and ACC are the only conferences to send 4 teams to the same CWS. The SEC has achieved that feat 5 times, most recently in 2022. The ACC sent 4 teams to the 2006 College World Series.
Just getting to Omaha is an accomplishment. Only 8 programs have made it to the CWS for 5 consecutive years — and Stanford (1999-2003) is the only program whose streak stretched into the 2000s.
Notable College World Series records
- Most home runs in a single CWS: 5, Ty Evans, Florida, 2023
- Most career home runs in CWS: 6, Edmund Muth, Stanford (1997, 1999, 2000)
- Most wins in a single CWS: 4, Kevin Abel, Oregon State, 2018
- Most career wins in CWS: 5, Matt Price, South Carolina (2010, 2011, 2012)
- Most strikeouts in a 9-inning CWS game: 19 Gage Wood, Arkansas, 2025
- Most career strikeouts in CWS: 64, Carl Thomas, Arizona (1954, 1955, 1956)
- Most home runs by team in a single CWS: 17, LSU, 1998; USC, 1998
- Most strikeouts by team in a single CWS: 74, Coastal Carolina, 2016
- No-hitters in CWS: Jim Ehrler, Texas vs. Tufts, 1950 (W 7-0); Jim Wixson, Oklahoma St. vs. UNC, 1960 (W 7-0); Gage Wood, Arkansas vs. Murray State, 2025 (3-0).
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Managing Editor
A 30-time APSE award-winning editor with previous stints at the Miami Herald, The Indianapolis Star and News & Observer, Executive Editor Chris Wright oversees editorial operations for Saturday Down South.
