June 6,
2010
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#1 South Carolina 10, #3 Virginia Tech 2
CBI Live:
#2 Virginia Tech 4, #3 The Citadel 3
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#1 UCLA 6, #3 UC Irvine 2
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#3 UC Irvine 4, #2 LSU 3
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#2 Texas A&M 11, #1 Miami (Fla.) 7
CBI Live:
#2 Texas A&M 4, #4 Dartmouth 3
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Around the Regionals
Calhoun goes deep as Sun Devils
wins Tempe Regional
Oklahoma, Texas,
TCU, Florida, Florida State win regional titles
Tempe Regional
#2 San
Diego 9 vs. #3 Hawaii 12 (USD eliminated)
#1 Arizona State 8 vs.
#3 Hawaii 4 (Hawaii eliminated)
Arizona State wins
Tempe Regional
In Tempe, Ariz., Kole Calhoun had two hits,
including his third regional homer, as Arizona State topped
Hawaii to win the Tempe Regional in front of 3,123 fans at
Winkles Field-Packard Stadium at Brock Ballpark. Drew Maggi had
two hits, including a go-ahead two-run double in the fourth for
the Sun Devils (50-8). Jake Borup (11-1) allowed six hits and
four runs in six innings with three walks and three strikeouts
to earn the win. Mitchell Lambson worked two perfect innings
with four strikeouts and Jordan Swagerty pitched a perfect ninth
to secure the win. Sean Montplaisir had a two-run homer in the
fourth for the Rainbows (35-28).
Norman Regional
#4 Oral
Roberts 4 vs. #3 North Carolina 12 (ORU eliminated)
#1 Oklahoma 3 vs. #3
North Carolina 2 (UNC eliminated)
Oklahoma wins
Norman Regional
In Norman, Okla., Bobby Shore fanned six in 7.1
innings as Oklahoma edged North Carolina in front of 2,312 fans
at L. Dale Mitchell Park to win the Norman Regional. Shore (9-4)
allowed four hits and two runs (one earned) with no walks.
Jeremy Erben surrendered on hit over the final 1.2 innings with
one strikeout for his fourth save. Cody Reine had a RBI single
in the seventh for the Sooners (47-15) to snap a 2-2 tie. Danny
Black had two hits and two RBI for OU. Ryan Graepel had two
hits, including a homer, for the Tar Heels (38-22).
Austin Regional
#2 Rice 9 vs.
#3 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 (ULL eliminated)
#1 Texas 4 vs. #2 Rice
1 (Rice eliminated)
Texas wins Austin
Regional
In Austin, Texas, Russell Moldenhauer went 2 for
4 with three RBI and one run to propel Texas (49-11) to victory
against Rice (40-23). After three scoreless innings, Cameron
Rupp hit an RBI single in the fourth to put the Longhorns on
top. Moldenhauer's RBI double in the sixth and his two-run home
run in the eighth gave Texas a 4-0 lead. Craig Manuel put the
Owls on the board with an RBI double in the eighth. Taylor
Jungmann (7-3) struck out seven, walked two, and allowed two
hits and one run in 7.2 innings to earn the win. The Owls, which
were making their 16th straight appearance in the NCAA
tournament, are now eliminated from contention. Texas, the
national runner-up last season, will host a Super Regional
against TCU, the winner of the Fort Worth Regional.
All-Tournament Team: Zach Osborne, P,
Louisiana-Lafayette; Taylor Jungmann, P, Texas; Cameron Rupp, C,
Texas; Justin Robichaux, 1B, Louisiana-Lafayette; A.J. Albee,
2B, Rider; Anthony Rendon, 3B, Rice (Most Outstanding Player);
Brandon Loy, SS, Texas; Michael Fuda, OF, Rice; Kevin Keyes, OF,
Texas; Chad Mozingo, OF, Rice; Russell Moldenhauer, DH, Texas.
In the first game, Jeremy Rathjen went 2 for 4
with two runs, a RBI and a walk as Rice (40-22) beat
Louisiana-Lafayette (48-12). After three innings of scoreless
baseball, the Owls exploded for seven runs in the fourth, led by
Diego Seastrunk's three-RBI double. Rathjen led off the sixth
with a solo home run to extend Rice's lead to eight. Tyler
Frederick drove in the Ragin Cajuns' first run when he grounded
out in the seventh. Michael Ratterree's RBI single in the ninth
drove in the Owls' final run. Mike Ojala (6-2) pitched a
complete game, striking out nine, walking one, and allowing five
hits and one run to earn the win. Louisiana-Lafayette, which
earned its 12th regional berth and its first since 2007, is now
eliminated from the Regional. Rice will face Texas, the host of
the Regional, at 6:30 p.m.
Fort Worth Regional
#2 Baylor 4 vs.
#3 Arizona 2 (Arizona eliminated)
#1 TCU 9 vs. #2 Baylor
0 (Baylor eliminated)
TCU wins Fort Worth
Regional
In Fort Worth, Texas, Taylor Featherston went 3
for 5 with two RBI and one run as TCU (49-11) shut out Baylor
(36-24). Featherston drove in the first runs of the game with a
two-RBI triple in the fifth, and Bryan Holaday followed with a
sacrifice fly to give the Horned Frogs a 3-0 lead. Jason Coats
extended that lead with an RBI triple in the seventh. Up 5-0
after eight innings, TCU nearly doubled its lead in the ninth.
Kyle Von Tungeln and Jantzen Witte hit RBI singles to start the
rally, and an error allowed Witte to advance to third and Von
Tungeln to score. Aaron Schultz followed with an RBI double that
put the Horned Frogs up 9-0. Steven Maxwell (11-1) earned the
win by striking out 10, walking two and allowing three hits in
eight scoreless innings. Joey Hainsfurther made the most
offensive contributions for Baylor, going 2 for 3 with a stolen
base and a walk. The Bears, who earned an at-large bid after
playing in the Big 12 championship, are now eliminated from the
NCAA tournament. TCU, which made a school-record
seventh-straight Regional appearance and hosted for the
second-straight year, will play Texas in the Austin Super
Regional.
All-Tournament Team: Gregg Glime, C,
Baylor; Max Muncy, 1B, Baylor; Jerome Pena, 2B, TCU; Taylor
Featherston, SS, TCU (Most Valuable Player); Jantzen Witte, 3B,
TCU; Jason Coats, OF, TCU; Aaron Schultz, OF, TCU; Robert
Refsnyder, OF, Arizona; Steven Maxwell, P, TCU; Willie Kempf, P,
Baylor; Brooks Pinkard, P, Baylor; Joe Weik, DH, TCU.
In the first game,
Logan Vick went 2 for 3 with one RBI, one run, two walks and a stolen base as
Baylor (36-23) overcame an early deficit to beat Arizona (34-24). Alex Mejia hit
a two-RBI double in the second to give the Wildcats an early lead, but they were
unable to score again. Landis Ware hit a sacrifice fly in the third to cut that
lead in half, and the Bears tied it in the seventh when Vick scored on a wild
pitch. Another sacrifice fly from Ware, this one in the eighth, gave the Bears
their first lead. They tacked on another run in the eighth and shut Arizona out
during the last two innings to get the win. In eight innings, Willie Kempf (9-2)
struck out eight and allowed seven hits and two runs to earn the win. Brooks
Pinckard relieved him and picked up a save (12). The Wildcats, who last played
in a Regional in 2008, are now eliminated from the tournament. Baylor, which has
earned its 12th Regional berth, plays host TCU at 7 p.m.
Gainesville Regional
#2 Florida
Atlantic 11 vs. #3 Oregon State 7 (OSU eliminated)
#1 Florida 15 vs. #2
Florida Atlantic 0 (FAU eliminated)
Florida wins
Gainesville Regional
In Gainesville, Fla., Tyler Thompson had three
homers and six RBI to lead Florida past Florida Atlantic to win
the Gainesville Regional. Brian Johnson (6-4) pitched seven
scoreless innings with six hits, no walks and four strikeouts to
earn the win. Johnson also had three hits, including a home run.
Preston Tucker had four hits, including a homer, and drove in
four for the Gators (45-15). Mike Zunino (2 for 4) also went
deep for UF. Eddie Cassidy went 2 for 3 for the Owls (37-24).
Norwich Regional
#2
Connecticut 3 vs. #3 Oregon 4 (UConn eliminated)
#1 Florida State 5 vs.
#3 Oregon 3 (Oregon eliminated)
Florida State wins
Norwich Regional
In Norwich, Conn., Sherman Johnson went 2 for 3
with two RBI and one run to help Florida State (45-17) beat
Oregon (40-24). The Seminoles took a 4-0 lead in the third after
Johnson hit a two-run home run, Stephen Cardullo hit an RBI
double and Stuart Tapley hit an RBI single. The Ducks closed the
gap by scoring three runs in the fourth, partly because of an
error that allowed Jett Hart and Steven Packard to score. Later
that inning, Tyler Holt extended Florida State's lead by hitting
a solo home run. After that, each team got only one runner in
scoring position, and neither team scored again. Daniel Bennett
(4-1), the winning pitcher, struck out five, walked one and
allowed one hit in 4.1 shutout innings. In hitless ninth-inning
relief, Mike McGee struck out two and walked one to pick up a
save (11). The Ducks are now eliminated from the Regional, which
was their third berth in school history and their first since
1964. The Seminoles, which are playing in a Regional for the
33rd-consecutive year, will play the winner of the Louisville
Regional - either Louisville or Vanderbilt.
All-Tournament Team: Rafael Lopez, C,
Florida State; Jayce Boyd, 1B, Florida State; Pierre LePage, 2B,
Connecticut; KC Serna, SS, Oregon; Sherman Johnson, 3B, Florida
State (Most Valuable Player); Mike McGee, OF, Florida State;
Steven Packard, OF, Oregon; Tyler Holt, OF, Florida State; LJ
Mazzilli, DH, Connecticut; Sean Gilmartin, P, Florida State;
Justin LaTempa, P, Oregon.
In the first game, KC Serna went 3 for 3 with two
runs, a walk and a stolen base to help Oregon (40-23) get the
win against Connecticut (48-16). Shawn Peterson's RBI single and J.J. Altobelli's sacrifice bunt gave the Ducks a 2-0 lead in the
second. The Huskies got their first run when Nick Ahmed hit an
RBI single in the third. Danny Pulfer's groundout in the third
and sacrifice fly in the fifth drove in two runs, giving Oregon
a 4-1 lead. J.J. Andreoli's sacrifice lineout in the seventh and
Pierre LePage's sacrifice fly in the ninth made it a one-run
game, but the Huskies could not complete their rally. Justin
LaTempa (6-3) struck out one, walked three, and allowed seven
hits and one run in six innings to earn a win. Madison Boer
retired the final two batters to preserve the win for the Ducks
and pick up a save (5). It was the final game of the tournament
for Connecticut, which earned its first NCAA tournament berth
since 1994 and hosted a Regional for the third time. Oregon,
which is playing in its first Regional since 1964, plays next at
7 p.m., against Florida State.
Atlanta Regional
#4 Mercer 3 vs.
#2 Alabama 5 (Mercer eliminated)
#1 Georgia Tech 1 vs.
#2 Alabama 8
In Atlanta, Ross Wilson went 3 for 3 with three
RBI, two runs, a stolen base and a walk as Alabama (40-23) beat
Georgia Tech (47-14) in a game full of long balls. The Crimson
Tide took control in the first inning with solo home runs by
Taylor Dugas and Jon Kelton and a three-run home run from Jake
Smith. Matt Skole gave the Yellow Jackets their lone run with a
solo home run in the second. Wilson's two-run home run in the
second and his RBI single in the seventh gave Alabama an 8-1
lead. Adam Morgan (7-4) pitched a complete game for the Crimson
Tide, striking out nine, walking one, and allowing five hits and
one run. The teams will play again at 7 p.m. on Monday, and the
winner of that game will advance to a Super Regional.
In the first game, Jake Smith went 2 for 4 with two
runs and a RBI to lead Alabama (39-23) to victory against Mercer
(38-24). The Bears - who out-hit Alabama, 12-9 - scored first,
off of Thomas Carroll's sacrifice fly in the first, but Alabama
took the lead in the second. Smith's solo home run tied it, and
with Cody Trotter's two-RBI single and Taylor Dugas' RBI double,
the Crimson Tide was up 4-1 at the end of the second. Jacob
Tanis hit an RBI single in the third and Carroll had an RBI
double in the third to bring Mercer within one. Andrew Miller's
RBI single in the bottom of the sixth gave Alabama a 5-3 lead.
Tucker Hawley (2-1) was the winning pitcher, striking out four
and allowing four hits and one run in 4.2 innings. Jake Smith
struck out two, walked one, and allowed two hits in two
scoreless innings of relief to pick up the save (5). The Bears,
who were playing in a Regional for the first time, are now
eliminated from the tournament. The Crimson Tide advances to
play host Georgia Tech at 7 p.m.
Auburn Regional
#3
Southern Miss 8 vs. #1 Auburn 17 (Southern Miss eliminated)
#2 Clemson 10 vs. #1
Auburn 11
In Auburn, Ala., Creede Simpson hit a three-run
homer in the ninth as Auburn avoided elimination with its win
over Clemson at Plainsman Park. The teams will meet again on
Monday at 6 pm. Auburn (43-20) trailed 9-8 in the top of the
ninth. The first two hitters were retired before Justin Bryant
coaxed a four-pitch walk and Justin Fradejas had a single off
the tip of the glove of the second baseman to put runners on the
corner. Simpson fell behind 1-2 before taking one out to put the
home Tigers on top. Clemson (40-22) got a run in the bottom of
the ninth, but left the tying run on third and the winning run
on first. Fradejas (3 for 5, 2 RBI) and Brian Fletcher (3 for 5,
3 RBI) both homered for Auburn. John Hinson had three hits and
two RBI for Clemson.
Charlottesville Regional
#3 St.
John's 20 vs. #2 Ole Miss 16 (Ole Miss eliminated)
#1 Virginia 5 vs. #3
St. John's 6
In Charlottesville, Va., Jeremy Baltz had a pair
of two-run homers, including a go-ahead shot with two outs in
the eighth, as St. John’s rallied past Virginia. The teams will
meet for the regional title on Monday evening. Greg Hopkins had
a two-run blast in the second for the Red Storm (43-19), which
set a program record for wins in a season. Jarrett Parker had a
two-run homer and Keith Werman added a two-run single in a
five-run fourth for the Cavaliers (49-12). Baltz belted a
two-run dinger in the bottom of the fourth to pull St. John’s to
within one. Kevin Kilpatrick (2-1) fanned four in 5.1 scoreless
innings of relief to earn the win.
Columbia Regional
#2
Virginia Tech 4 vs. #3 The Citadel 3 (The Citadel eliminated)
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#1 South Carolina 10
vs. #2 Virginia Tech 2 (VT eliminated)
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South Carolina wins
Columbia Regional
Coral Gables Regional
#4
Dartmouth 3 vs. #2 Texas A&M 4 (Dartmouth eliminated)
CBI Live
#1 Miami 7 vs. #2
Texas A&M 11
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Fayetteville Regional
#3 Kansas
State 6 vs. #2 Washington State 9 (KSU eliminated)
#1 Arkansas 7 vs. #2
Washington State 10
In Fayetteville, Ark., Derek Jones had four hits
to lead Washington State past Arkansas at Baum Stadium. The
teams will play Monday evening for the regional crown. James
Wise (4-1) allowed two hits and one run in three innings with
two walks and three strikeouts in his second start of the day.
Shea Vucinich had a two-run double in a five-run fifth as the
Cougars (37-21) built a 7-1 lead. Matt Fanelli had two hits and
three RBI for WSU. Monk Kreder had two hits, including a homer,
and three RBI for the Razorbacks (42-19). Collin Kuhn and James
McCann both went deep for Arkansas.
Fullerton Regional
#1 Cal
State Fullerton 11 vs. #3 New Mexico 3 (UNM eliminated)
#4 Minnesota 2 vs. #1
Cal State Fullerton 7
In Fullerton, Calif., Colin O’Connell went the
distance as Cal State Fullerton topped Minnesota at Goodwin
Field. The teams will go at it again Monday evening for the
regional championship. O’Connell (1-1) allowed seven hits and
one earned run with a career-high nine strikeouts. Corey Jones
and Nick Ramirez both homered for the Titans (44-16). Billy
Marcoe went 3 for 5 with a run for Fullerton. A.J. Pettersen (2
for 4) had a RBI single in the eighth and Michael Kvasnicka went
deep in the ninth for the Golden Gophers (32-29).
Los Angeles Regional
#3 UC
Irvine 4 vs. #2 LSU 3 (LSU eliminated)
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#1 UCLA 6 vs. #3 UC
Irvine 2 (UCI eliminated)
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UCLA wins Los
Angeles Regional
Louisville Regional
#3
Illinois State 4 vs. #2 Vanderbilt 10 (ISU eliminated)
#1 Louisville 0 vs. #2
Vanderbilt 7
In Louisville, Ky., Richie Goodenow tossed the
two-hit shutout in his first start of the season as Vanderbilt
blanked Louisville. The teams will meet Monday for the regional
title. Goodenow (3-1) walked two and struck out five. Jason
Esposito and Andrew Giobbi both had two-run singles in a
five-run fifth for the Commodores (44-18). Aaron Westlake had
three hits for Vanderbilt. Cade Stallings had a double for the
Cardinals (50-13).
Myrtle Beach Regional
#4 Stony
Brook 7 vs. #1 Coastal Carolina 25 (Stony Brook eliminated)
#2 College of
Charleston 7 vs. #1 Coastal Carolina 8
In Myrtle Beach, S.C., Rico Noel belted a
game-winning two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth as Coastal
Carolina nipped College of Charleston at BB&T Coastal Field. The
teams play Monday afternoon for the regional crown. Noel went 4
for 5 with five RBI. Joey Bergman smacked a two-run homer in the
top of the eighth as the Cougars (44-18) took a 7-6 lead. Taylor
Motter had three hits, including two dingers, for the
Chanticleers (54-8). Greg Blake also went deep for College of
Charleston.
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