Here are all 47 Men’s College World Series no-hitters and low-hit games

In the 75 -year CWS history, 47 ball games were low. Games with low affected are considered According to the book CWS Record. Seventeen of these 47 games needed more jugs to complete the competition, so we first narrow our focus to 30 jugs who threw low hit gems according to their lonely.

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In the history of Men’s College World Series, the most recently achieved Gage Wood of Arkansas in 2025, in 2025, in 2025, in 2025 in 2025 in 2025, three non-Hitters were invoked.

In 1950, Jim Ehrler of Texas participated in the help of the Longhorns to become the first repeated champion in McWs history. In the Oraha he threw 7-0 No-Hitter on the first McWs at the Rosenblatt stadium. From start to finish he was in top form and set out five out of six doughs he faced in the seventh and eight shifts.

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Ten years later, Jim Wixson of Oklahoma threw the state himself, one of only eight in the history of Cowboy’s History program. The performance of Oklahoma helped to eliminate North Carolina and drive Cowboys to the semifinals. The final score of this game was also 7-0.

Eight jugs threw a one -time game in the History of World Series College. The Keogh family of Washington State needed 10 shifts to get his only pitcher on our list that needed another frame to complete the work. His One-Hitter came on June 19, 1950, the same day as Ehrler’s No-Hitter. Jackie Lonergan of the Holy Cross threw one hitter two years later, but unlike any other who threw one solo on CWS, lost 1-0 with Missouri.

The nineteen jugs threw two Hasty solo. Junior Wren of Penn State and Tom Cole from West Michigan threw their on the same day on June 14, 1952. Recently the season was back together with two hits; One of them was the combined efforts of Alex Lange and Zack Hess LSU in 2017, but the second was Kevin Abel’s solo effort in his CWS Clinching Futout over Arkansas to gain Oregon 2018 CWS.

Here is a complete list of individual games with low CWS affected:

What about the low-hitters that were throwing more jugs? The first two combined One-Hitters came in the same university world series in 1964. Minnesota Frank Brosseau, Dan Howard and Dick Mielke joined for one-Hit, 12-0 victories on June 12 before Minnesota was on the wrong side side three days later when Keith Weber and Jim Nelson joined Missouri 4-1.

Performance was last completed in the final game of 2021 College World Serie Final 9-0 Game 3 victories over Vanderbilt.

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The first two-Hitter, which took place in CWS, came in 1955, where four two Hasty were thrown in Omaha. Lawrence Bossida launched an event for Colgate 10. Sam Frankel and Lawrence Bossida of Colgate finished a bunch of June 13th.

Here are low-hitters that have completed a combination of jugs.

One-Hitters:

• Frank Brosseau and Howard and Dick Mielke, Minnesota, 1964
• Keith Weber and Jim Nelson, Missouri, 1964
• Alan Dunn and Tim Meacam, Alabama, 1983
• Nathan Kirby and Artie Lewicki, Virginia, 2014
• Will Bednar and Landon Sims, Mississippi State, 2021

Two Hitters

• Ken Kinnamon and Don Anderson, Oklahoma State, 1955
• Sam Frankel and Lawrence Bossidy, Colgate, 1955
• Bill Dobbs, Richard Schmidt and Bob Richardson, Oklahoma State, 1968
• Ken Crosby and Fred Caviglia, Byu, 1968
• Steve Rogers and Cliff Butcher, Tulsa, 1969
• Jim Gideon and Jimmy Brown, Texas, 1974
• Brad Gore and Ritchie Moody, Oklahoma State, 1990
• John Hudgins and Kodiak Quick, Stanford, 2003
• JP Howell, J. Brent Cox and Buck Cody, Texas, 2004
• Jonah Nickerson and Kevin Gunderson, Oregon State, 2006
• Brandon Waddell and Josh Sorrio, Virginia, 2015
• Alex Lange and Zack Hess, 2018