FOUR No. 1 seeds fall in opening day of NCAA baseball tournament regionals

FOUR No. 1 seeds fall in opening day of NCAA baseball tournament regionals


FOUR No. 1 seeds fall in opening day of NCAA baseball tournament regionals

May 30, 2025 will go down as a special day for a number of college baseball programs. 24 hours of filled teams that rewrote history and gained a confidence booster for ages.

On the opening of the NCAA 2025 baseball tournament, four seeds No. 4 resisted a chance and upset the seeds No. 1 on their home lawn.

This happened.

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4 St. Mary’s (CA) Stuns No. 1 Oregon State 6-4

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He joined the NCAA 2025 baseball tournament and Saint Mary’s (CA) did not forget his appearance of two losses during the 2016 Regionals.

Gaels did not say in the words of their deep -rooted motivation, which was built over nine years. Instead, their victory over the seed no. 1 Oregon State, 6-4 to start regional, talked about themselves.

Saint Mary’s scored three runs in the first and seventh shifts to keep the beavers down and capture the first victory of the program tournament.

In the first they hit singles and hit the playground. The first Baseman Eddie Madrigal chose to focus on the first playground of the game, and although the Oregon state right handed Eric Segura retired another Hitter, the next five doughs reached the base. One, walking and hit by the playground, each resulted in running. Segura’s Day ended before the shift end.

Beavers reduced Gaels 3-0 leads to one in the third behind the left left player Gavin Turley to the right center.

The righteous Aj Hutcheson, who replaced Seguro, was able to calm the storm and hand in only three hits over five shifts. Yet Gaels and Designed Hitter Bria Duroff woke up after Oregon State turned the keys to Laif Palmer.

Duroff broke the three-run home run to the left field in the seventh to be 6-2.

The Oregon state responded with a solo homer and RBI triple in the lower half of the frame, but then reached the Gaels playground, giving up in the last two shifts.

The beginning left -wing hander Dylan Delvecchio struck 10 over 6.2 shifts and surrendered four runs for seven hits. Rightman Daniel Guevara Castro killed the door, went 2.1 shifts and gave up zero interventions and ran six blows.

Beavers will play on Saturday 2 TCU and Saint Mary’s will face No. 3 South California.

4 Columbia blows No. 1 Southern Miss 11-4

Columbia baseball

Columbia entered the NCAA tournament and two worlds collided. The lions drove nine game wins, but in the history of the program did not beat seed no. 1-Jen one route could win.

At the end of Friday, Columbia made a history and its victory reached a double digits.

The lions shot down No. 1 Southern Miss in high fashion and won 11-4 for top performances on a plate and hill. Eight players gathered at least one hit and allowed only one run in the last five shifts.

The lions showed flashes of what was supposed to come in the first and third place with two runs, but in the fourth kicked. They gained four runs with the help of double backs together shortstop by Miller and the third Baseman Griffin Palfrey. Golden Eagles were on the third and two run in the fourth, but from there it was all blue and white.

Columbia would score five runs in the last two shifts of the competition, while Southern Miss has silent on the plate. They gathered only one run for the fourth shift, never found a rhythm and fight a high lion’s offense.

The left -handed starter Jagger Edwards held the lions above the water in his 3.1 work shifts, but it was a bull that kept the Golden Eagles out of balance. Rights Alex Sotiropoulos and Tomas Lopez gave up only three hits and struck five over 24 batches.

Southern Miss will accept Alabama No. 2 Alabama on Saturday. Columbia will face No. 3 Miami (FL).

4 Murray State holds No. 1 Ole Miss in Thriller

Murray State Baseball

Time for a party like 1979, at least in Murray, Ky.

No. 4 Murray State secured his first victory in the NCAA tournament since 1979 on Friday and defeated No. 1 Ole Miss, 9-6, for the ninth and monstrous day in the right player Dustin Mercer on the album.

It was a fist struggle, a spectacle whose winner would be determined by a user who landed more shots. Competitors did it, rarely let the foot off the accelerator and met at least one run in six shifts to postpone the rebels.

Whenever one team scored, the other was seconds to do the same. Murray State scored four runs during the first two trips to the plate, while Ole Miss five in the third and fourth. The competitors added two more in fifth and sixth and the insurgents placed one over the board in the seventh item.

It was tied 6-6 entry into the last two shifts.

At that time Murray State, namely the second Baseman Dom Decker and Mercer, handed over the two last blows that Ole Miss could not overcome.

Decker in the eighth place hit the two-out RBI single on the right field and Mercer tore two-out-RBI twice the third base line in the ninth.

Mercer, MVC MVP tournament, ended with four doubles and three RBI.

Rebel reaction was commendable and loaded the bases in the final frames, but could not earn how the designated Hitter Campbell Smithwick appeared to end the game.

Murray State will take over Georgia Tech No. 2 on Saturday. Ole Miss will face No. 3 Western Kentucky.

4 Utah Valley Shocks No. 1 Oregon in a Chaotic Battle

Utah Valley Baseball

Utah Valley was the third seed of day 4, which won its first NCAA competition on Friday, defeating No. 1 Oregon, 6-5, in a match that is predictable to the finals.

Both teams went down to the wire when the rally ducks did not reach short.

Although the seven runs were listed in the third shift between the two teams that resulted in the Utah valley that led 4-3, the fans did not need their popcorn and 3D glasses until the seventh.

Still 4-3, left Fielder Jimmy de Anda raised Wolverines’ pillow to three with two RBI single in the middle. The ducks responded by the right player in the Drew Smith Homer in the eighth place, but lost their dynamics with the game on the plate to end the shift.

The left player Anson Aros tried the score to the sacrificial fly, but was called and fired for harmful contact for his collision on a plate with the Utah Valley Valley. Aros will not be able to play in Oregon’s Saturday game for ejection.

Below two runs entering the ninth, the ducks were able to add a victim fly, but could not finish the comeback.

Oregon will accept No. 3 Cal Poly on Saturday, while the Utah valley will match Arizona No. 2.



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