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College  | Story | 6/2/2014

Tracking the NCAA Regionals

Kendall Rogers




REGIONALS: Baton Rouge Regional | Bloomington Regional | Charlottesville Regional | Columbia Regional | Coral Gables Regional | Corvallis Regional | Fort Worth Regional | Gainesville Regional | Houston Regional | Lafayette Regional | Louisville Regional | Nashville Regional | Oxford Regional | San Luis Obispo Regional| Stillwater Regional | Tallahassee Regional

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BATON ROUGE, LA. REGIONAL
Alex Box Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, LSU 8, Southeastern Louisiana 4 -- Box Score
Game 2, Houston 3, Bryant 2 (10) -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Southeastern Louisiana 2, Bryant 1 (Bryant eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: LSU 5, Houston 1 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Houston 9, Southeastern Louisiana 5 -- Box Score
Game 6: Houston 5, LSU 4 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: Houston 12, LSU 2 -- Box Score

HOUSTON ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

BLOOMINGTON, IND. REGIONAL

Bart Kaufman Field

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Stanford 8, Indiana State 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, Indiana 10, Youngstown State 2 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Youngstown State 5, Indiana State 2 (ISU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Indiana 4, Stanford 2 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Stanford 12, Youngstown State 4 -- Box Score
Game 6: Stanford 10, Indiana 7 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: Stanford 5, Indiana 4 -- Box Score

STANFORD ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. REGIONAL

Davenport Field

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Virginia 10, Bucknell 0 -- Box Score
Game 2, Arkansas 3, Liberty 2 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Bucknell 5, Liberty 2 (Liberty eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Virginia 3, Arkansas 0 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Arkansas 10, Bucknell 0 -- Box Score
Game 6: Virginia 9, Arkansas 2 -- Box Score

VIRGINIA ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

COLUMBIA, S.C. REGIONAL

Carolina Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Maryland 4, Old Dominion 3 -- Box Score
Game 2, South Carolina 5, Campbell -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Campbell 4, Old Dominion 1 (ODU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Maryland 4, South Carolina 3 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: South Carolina 9, Campbell 0 -- Box Score
Game 6: Maryland 10, South Carolina 1 -- Box Score

MARYLAND ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

CORAL GABLES, FLA. REGIONAL

Mark Light Field/Alex Rodriguez Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Texas Tech 3, Columbia 2 -- Box Score
Game 2, Miami 1, Bethune-Cookman -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Bethune-Cookman 6, Columbia 5 -- Box Score
Game 4: Texas Tech 3, Miami 0 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Miami 10, Bethune-Cookman 0 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 6: Miami 2, Texas Tech 1 -- Box Score
Game 7: Texas Tech 4, Miami 0 -- Box Score

TEXAS TECH ADVANCES TO SUPER REGIONALS

CORVALLIS, ORE. REGIONAL

Goss Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, UC Irvine 10, UNLV 3 -- Box Score
Game 2, Oregon State 2, North Dakota State 1 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: UNLV 2, North Dakota State 1 (NDSU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: UC Irvine 14, Oregon State 2 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Oregon State 6, UNLV 1 -- Box Score
Game 6: Oregon 4, UC Irvine 0 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: UC Irvine 4, Oregon State 2 -- Box Score

 

FORT WORTH, TEXAS REGIONAL

Lupton Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Sam Houston State 2, Dallas Baptist 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, TCU 2, Siena 1 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Siena 9, Dallas Baptist 8 (DBU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: TCU 3, Sam Houston State 2 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Sam Houston State 9, Siena 2 -- Box Score
Game 6: TCU 6, Sam Houston State 1 -- Box Score

TCU ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

GAINESVILLE, FLA. REGIONAL

McKethan Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Long Beach State 6, North Carolina 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, College of Charleston 3, Florida 2 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: North Carolina 5, Florida 2 -- Box Score
Game 4: College of Charleston 6, Long Beach State 3 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 5: Long Beach State 12, North Carolina 5 -- Box Score
Game 6: College of Charleston 4, Long Beach State 2 -- Box Score

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

HOUSTON REGIONAL

Reckling Park

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Texas 7, Texas A&M 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, Rice 7, George Mason 2 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Texas A&M 7, George Mason 3 (GMU eliminated), Box Score 
Game 4:Texas 3, Rice 2 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Texas A&M 9, Rice 8 -- Box Score
Game 6: Texas A&M 3, Texas 2 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: Texas 4, Texas A&M 1 -- Box Score

TEXAS ADVANCES TO THE NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

LAFAYETTE, LA. REGIONAL

M. L. Tigue Moore Field

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Mississippi State 5, San Diego State 2 -- Box Score
Game 2, Jackson State 1, Louisiana-Lafayette 0 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Louisiana-Lafayette 9, San Diego State 2 -- Box Score
Game 4: Mississippi State 3, Jackson State 1 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Louisiana-Lafayette 11, Jackson State 1 -- Box Score 
Game 6: Louisiana-Lafayette 14, Mississippi State 8 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: Louisiana-Lafayette 5, Mississippi State 3 -- Box Score

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

LOUISVILLE, KY. REGIONAL

Jim Patterson Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Kansas 10, Kentucky 6 -- Box Score
Game 2, Louisville 5, Kent State 0 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Kentucky 4, Kent State 2 (KSU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Louisville 6, Kansas 3 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Kentucky 8, Kansas 6 -- Box Score
Game 6: Louisville 4, Kentucky 1 -- Box Score

LOUISVILLE ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

NASHVILLE, TENN. REGIONAL

Hawkins Field

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Oregon 18, Clemson 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, Vanderbilt 11, Xavier 0 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Xavier 6, Clemson 4 -- Box Score
Game 4: Vanderbilt 7, Oregon 2 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Oregon 11, Xavier 8 -- Box Score
Game 6: Vanderbilt 3, Oregon 2 -- Box Score

VANDERBILT ADVANCES TO SUPER REGIONALS

 

OXFORD, MISS. REGIONAL

Swayze Field/Oxford-University Stadium

Saturday, May 31
Game 1, Washington 8, Georgia Tech 0 -- Box Score
Game 2, Ole Miss 12, Jacksonville State -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 3: Georgia Tech 4, Jacksonville State 2 -- Box Score
Game 4: Ole Miss 2, Washington 1 -- Box Score
Game 5: Washington 4, Georgia Tech 2 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2

Game 6: Ole Miss 3, Washington 2 -- Box Score

OLE MISS ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF. REGIONAL

Baggett Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Pepperdine 3, Arizona State 2 -- Box Score
Game 2, Cal Poly 4, Sacramento State 2 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Sacramento State 5, Arizona State 4 -- Box Score
Game 4: Pepperdine 2, Cal Poly 1 -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Cal Poly 6, Sacramento State 5 -- Box Score
Game 6: Pepperdine 10, Cal Poly 6 -- Box Score

PEPPERDINE ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

STILLWATER, OKLA. REGIONAL

Allie P. Reynolds Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Cal State Fullerton 5, Nebraska 1 -- Box Score
Game 2, Oklahoma State 8, Binghamton 0 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Nebraska 8, Binghamton 6 (BU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Oklahoma State 13, Cal State Fullerton -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Cal State Fullerton 4, Nebraska 3 -- Box Score
Game 6: Oklahoma State 6, Cal State Fullerton 4 -- Box Score

OKLAHOMA STATE ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS

 

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. REGIONAL

Dick Howser Stadium

Friday, May 30
Game 1, Kennesaw State 1 , Alabama 0 -- Box Score
Game 2, Georgia Southern 7, Florida State 0 -- Box Score

Saturday, May 31
Game 3: Alabama 6, Florida State 5 (FSU eliminated) -- Box Score
Game 4: Kennesaw State 13, Georgia Southern -- Box Score

Sunday, June 1
Game 5: Alabama 6, Georgia Southern 0 -- Box Score
Game 6: Alabama 4, Kennesaw State 1 -- Box Score

Monday, June 2
Game 7: Kennesaw State 4, Alabama 2 -- Box Score

KENNESAW STATE ADVANCES TO NCAA SUPER REGIONALS
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