June 1, 2014: Oregon State infielder Caleb Hamilton (14) celebrates as Oregon State has a big five inning during the NCAA Div. 1 Championship Corvallis Regional baseball game between Oregon St vs UNLV in Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in Corvallis, Oregon. (Photo by Steve Conner/Icon SMI/Corbis via Getty Images)
June 1, 2014: Oregon State infielder Caleb Hamilton (14) celebrates as Oregon State has a big five-inning during the NCAA Div. 1 Championship Corvallis Regional baseball game between Oregon St vs. UNLV in Goss Stadium at Coleman Field in Corvallis, Oregon. (Photo by Steve Conner/Icon SMI/Corbis via Getty Images) /
The Oregon State Beavers lead the way in the 2018 NCAA Baseball College World Series. Does any NCAA Baseball time have enough firepower to overthrow this monster of a team?
College World Series is finally here! Eight NCAA Baseball teams found their way to Omaha with many twists and turn along the way. The “Elite 8” of NCAA Baseball teams includes three SEC teams, two teams from out West in the Pac-12, and another duo from the Big 12.
Of the 16 national seeds, six of the No.1 Seeds remain.
Of all the NCAA Baseball College World Series teams, the defending NCAA Baseball National Champion Flordia Gators were the last squad to punch their ticket, doing so in dramatic fashion. Florida’s Austin Langworthy hit a lined shot to right field that was a hair short of leaving the yard — until he received an assist from Auburn’s right-fielder.
I suppose he thought this was basketball, but the Florida Gators aren’t complaining!
The Oregon State Beavers are the heavy favorite, with a loaded-roster that is finally healthy. After falling just in 2017, they have some unfinished business in Omaha.
Their Pac-12 rivals, the Washington Huskies make their first trip to the College World Series and are the Cinderella squad of the Omaha eight.
The Texas Longhorns got hot at the right time, finishing the 2018 NCAA Baseball season by snatching the Big 12 regular season title and holding off a stellar Tennesee Tech squad in the Austin Super Regionals.
The Arkansas Razorbacks have the best chance of knocking off the Oregon State Beavers, with a loaded roster and pitching depth that could quiet the bats of any of their opponents.
Here’s how each NCAA Baseball College World Series team made it to Omaha.
If you’re new to NCAA Baseball and the College World Series, here’s the format they’ve used since 1999. There have been talks of tweaking the setup a bit, but why fix what’s not broken?!
The system is perfect and rewards teams who win their first game of each respective round — which is how it should be.
NCAA Baseball Regional Round (64 teams)
64 teams –16 Regional sites
Seeded 1-4 (16 one seeds, 16 two seeds, etc.)
Regional Round: Double elimination
Hosted by the one seed.
NCAA Super Regionals Round (16 teams)
Winners of the Regionals are paired up in a best of three “Super Regionals” series. The highest seed of the two host. If two one-seeds advance, the team with the National seed designations hosts.
College World Series (Eight Teams) Location: Omaha, Nebraska — TD Ameritrade Park. (neutral site)
The eight winners of their respective Super Regionals matchup
There are two sides of the bracket — set up much like the Regional Round
It’s nearly identical to the NCAA Baseball Regionals with four teams in each side of the bracket.
Double-elimination format
The winner of each four-team bracket then advances to the College World Series finals.
The NCAA Baseball College World Series title game is a best two out of three series.
GAINESVILLE, FL – MARCH 25: Evan Lee (27) of Arkansas is congratulated by his teammates in the dugout as Lee is presented with a Razorback hat during the college baseball game between the Arkansas Razorbacks and the Florida Gators on March 25, 2018, at Alfred A. McKethan Stadium in Gainesville, Florida. (Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) /
2018 NCAA Baseball College World Series:
Arkansas Razorbacks (44-19) SEC West Regular Season Co-Champs
College World Series Appearance: 9th (1979 Runner-Ups)
Offensively, the Arkansas Razorbacks had the talent in 2017 to make it to Omaha, but the Missouri State Bears were exact on revenge from 2015, ending Arkansas’ season in the Fayetteville Regional.
The Razorbacks exacted a bit of revenge of their own, snagging Missouri State’s hitting/Associate Head Coach away from Springfield, which has proved to be the difference maker in 2018.
Arkansas Razorbacks 2018 Top Hitters
Player
avg
gp-gs
ab
r
h
2b
3b
hr
rbi
tb
slg%
bb
hbp
so
gdp
ob%
sf
sh
sb-att
po
a
e
fld%
Casey Martin
.344
61-56
224
43
77
12
0
13
46
128
.571
26
6
54
1
.422
2
3
8-9
49
88
12
.919
Carson Shaddy
.341
53-50
176
42
60
12
2
13
52
115
.653
24
9
55
4
.437
4
4
4-6
82
128
8
.963
Heston Kjerstad
.340
63-63
238
61
81
14
0
14
54
137
.576
23
18
48
3
.427
7
0
3-3
102
3
7
.938
Eric Cole
.329
63-63
258
61
85
13
1
14
50
142
.550
37
3
43
4
.417
2
2
4-6
105
4
0
1.000
Luke Bonfield
.307
58-54
189
37
58
9
1
8
39
93
.492
41
7
38
6
.444
2
0
1-1
4
0
0
1.000
Jax Biggers
.287
56-54
188
33
54
9
0
4
24
75
.399
34
2
25
2
.390
7
3
7-7
72
96
8
.955
Dominic Fletcher
.282
63-61
241
41
68
14
1
8
41
108
.448
20
3
46
3
.337
6
1
1-4
145
4
4
.974
Grant Koch
.251
60-56
195
34
49
6
0
7
34
76
.390
35
2
42
3
.364
4
0
4-5
455
31
1
.998
Team Batting Average: .301
Team Home Runs: 94 (A school record)
Arkansas Razorbacks 2018 Top Pitchers
Player
era
w-l
app-gs
cg
sho
sv
ip
h
r
er
bb
so
2b
3b
hr
ab
b/avg
wp
hbp
bk
sfa
sha
Blaine Knight
2.84
12-0
17-17
0
0/1
0
101.1
85
36
32
23
92
10
0
18
376
.226
1
7
3
2
3
Kacey Murphy
3.12
8-5
16-15
0
0/2
0
92.1
77
40
32
20
74
9
1
14
340
.226
6
3
0
3
8
Jake Reindl
2.96
3-1
24-1
0
0/0
5
51.2
47
23
17
18
63
5
0
3
198
.237
8
7
0
0
3
Matt Cronin
2.98
2-1
21-0
0
0/3
12
42.1
20
14
14
12
52
5
0
2
140
.143
5
1
0
4
1
Barrett Loseke
3.15
3-2
23-2
0
0/0
4
45.2
29
16
16
26
57
5
0
3
155
.187
2
1
3
2
3
Jackson Rutledge
3.45
3-0
12-2
0
0/1
1
15.2
13
10
6
11
14
1
0
2
62
.210
5
0
0
1
1
Kole Ramage
3.73
1-1
18-2
0
0/1
0
31.1
32
27
13
13
44
4
0
3
121
.264
8
2
0
2
5
Isaiah Campbell
4.19
4-6
16-15
0
0/1
0
62.1
63
36
29
28
65
19
1
4
241
.261
7
2
0
1
2
Team ERA: 3.55
The Arkansas Razorbacks Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Jonathan Nidia, the one boasting the nifty glove-work above, was No. 5 overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft and undoubtedly a future MLB star.
However, the Florida Gators are more than a one-trick pony, with a team loaded with talent, leading the SEC virtually wire to wire on the way to an SEC title and No. 1 National Seed.
The team didn’t meet much adversity, until the end of the season, bowing out early in the SEC tournament, and facing elimination in each of the first two rounds of the NCAA Baseball tournament — making it to Omaha in the most dramatic of ways.
Obviously the most fitting way to send the No. 1 seed into the final #CWS spot! 🤯
The Florida Gators Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Gainesville Regional
1. Florida (1) 2. Jacksonville 3. Florida Atlantic 4. Columbia
Florida defeated Florida Atlantic in Regional finals
Gainesville Super Regional
Game 1: Florida 8, Auburn 2
Game 2: Auburn 3, Florida 2
Game 3: Florid4a 3, Auburn 2 (11 innings)
2018 College World Series First Opponent: Texas Tech Redraiders
Plays the winner/lo
ser of Arkansas/Texas
These statistics are courtesy of the Florida Gators team website.
2018 NCAA Baseball College World Series:
Mississippi State Bulldogs (37-27) SEC
College World Series Appearance: 10th (2013 Runner-Ups)
Mississippi State has overcome the most adversity on their Road to Omaha, starting with a slow start to the season and losing their Head Coach. After a 2-7 start in SEC play, their season looked all but over.
However, a late surge led the Bulldogs to the NCAA Baseball tournament, where they met even more adversity, falling into the loser’s bracket on day one, after being slaughtered by the Oklahoma Sooners 20-10.
They climbed out of the pit, winning four straight games, where things didn’t get any easier in the Super Regionals, where it took a deciding extra innings game against SEC rival Vanderbilt to make to the College World Series.
North Carolina Tarheels (43-18) ACC Regular Season Champs
College World Series Appearance: 11th (2006-2007 Runner-Ups)
The Tarheels are led by the duo of Kyle Datres on the offensive end, and by their elite bullpen. Even though they’ve struggled to find a true ace, their starters seem always to do enough to get the game in the hands of their real weapon.
North Carolina Tarheels 2018 Top Hitters
Individual Overall Batting Statistics
#
Player
AVG
GP-GS
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
TB
SLG%
BB
HBP
SO
GDP
OB%
SF
SH
SB
SBA
3
Datres, Kyle
.344
61-61
250
65
86
15
3
6
34
125
.500
33
12
36
4
.440
3
1
12
14
15
Busch, Michael
.333
61-61
228
67
76
10
0
13
63
125
.548
54
11
30
6
.478
2
0
8
9
8
Freeman, Ike
.295
61-60
210
35
62
5
1
3
50
78
.371
25
9
24
5
.376
11
4
3
4
1
Riley, Brandon
.294
61-61
238
43
70
13
2
5
52
102
.429
44
1
43
1
.398
6
0
6
11
11
Roberts, Cody
.276
55-55
203
48
56
11
0
5
39
82
.404
28
6
53
0
.373
4
7
4
8
10
Gahagan, Zack
.274
61-61
219
42
60
6
0
7
40
87
.397
32
4
48
3
.371
4
1
4
5
4
Martorano, Brandon
.247
54-49
162
31
40
10
1
9
36
79
.488
30
3
56
3
.372
1
2
0
0
5
McGee, Ashton
.246
56-52
183
25
45
7
3
2
26
64
.350
29
2
52
1
.355
0
0
2
4
7
Tessar, Dallas
.233
51-31
116
28
27
4
0
2
10
37
.319
13
3
32
3
.321
2
4
3
3
36
Lancellotti, Joey
.500
29-1
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
.500
0
0
0
0
.500
0
0
0
0
26
Hesterlee, Jackson
.321
40-14
56
10
18
4
0
1
10
25
.446
14
2
18
1
.459
2
0
0
0
46
Casparius, Ben
.319
27-8
47
5
15
3
1
0
12
20
.426
8
0
11
1
.418
0
1
0
1
38
Brandenburg, Kip
.296
18-5
27
3
8
2
0
1
9
13
.481
3
0
9
1
.367
0
1
0
0
18
Inclan, Clemente
.273
35-12
44
8
12
2
0
0
10
14
.318
11
2
9
1
.431
1
0
0
0
Team Batting Average: .286
Team Home Runs: 55
North Carolina Tarheels 2018 Top Pitchers
Individual Overall Fielding Statistics
#
Player
ERA
W-L
APP-GS
CG
SHO
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
2B
3B
HR
AB
B/AVG
WP
HBP
BK
SFA
SHA
46
Casparius, Ben
1.69
1-0
10-0
0
0-0
1
10.2
4
2
2
9
9
0
0
0
34
.118
3
1
0
1
0
34
O’Brien, Caden
2.14
6-0
28-2
0
0-2
0
42.0
25
13
10
27
45
7
0
3
140
.179
3
2
1
1
6
19
Daniels, Brett
2.74
6-0
37-1
0
0-1
2
62.1
58
21
19
26
71
14
1
5
235
.247
7
3
0
1
2
41
Criswell, Cooper
2.82
6-2
24-8
0
0-2
0
70.1
66
27
22
11
80
15
0
6
270
.244
3
7
1
3
2
31
Hiatt, Josh
2.94
3-2
28-0
0
0-1
6
49.0
35
19
16
18
51
1
1
4
170
.206
4
5
0
1
3
42
Dalatri, Gianluca
3.08
2-2
6-6
0
0-1
0
26.1
33
9
9
6
31
3
1
2
110
.300
4
0
0
0
1
37
Weiss, Bo
3.37
0-0
6-0
0
0-0
0
2.2
3
1
1
7
4
0
0
0
11
.273
1
0
0
0
0
36
Lancellotti, Joey
3.62
3-3
26-1
0
0-2
1
37.1
25
17
15
15
41
7
1
5
131
.191
4
5
0
3
2
45
Bergner, Austin
4.28
7-2
16-12
0
0-2
1
75.2
71
43
36
33
76
12
0
8
286
.248
6
3
0
3
0
23
Baum, Tyler
4.55
4-1
16-12
0
0-1
0
63.1
57
37
32
32
73
15
3
6
237
.241
10
7
0
2
1
48
Hutchison Jr., Rodney
4.63
3-3
21-10
1
1-2
0
58.1
64
33
30
16
55
9
1
3
233
.275
2
8
0
2
4
Team ERA: 3.60
The North Carolina Tarheels Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Chapel Hill Regional
1. North Carolina (6) 2. Purdue 3. Houston 4. North Carolina A&T
North Carolina defeated North Carlina A&T in Regional finals
Chapel Hill Super Regional
Game 1: North Carolina 7, Stetson 4
Game 2: North Carolina 7, Stetson 5
2018 College World Series First Opponent: Oregon State Beavers
Plays the winner/loser of Washington/Mississippi State
College World Series Appearance: 7th (2006-2007 College World Series Champions)
The Oregon State Beavers are back to the College World Series with a vengeance, after steamrolling through the first two rounds without a single blemish. In fact, they are flat out routing their opponents, quality ones like Minnesota and LSU, making it look too easy.
With the distraction that is Luke Heimlich, as well as injuries to key players, including first-round “lottery, pick” Nick Madrigal, Oregon State was hindered from repeating as Pac-12 regular season champions.
However, those bumps in the road are in the past and with a loaded roster and MLB caliber arms to go with a potent offense, Oregon State is the heavy favorite to win the College World Series.
The Oregon State Beavers Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Corvallis Regional
1. Oregon State (3) 2. LSU 3. San Diego State 4. Northwestern State
Oregon State defeated LSU in Regional finals
Corvallis Super Regional
Game 1: Oregon State 8, Minnesota 1
Game 2: Oregon State 6, Minnesota 3
2018 College World Series First Opponent: North Carolina Tarheels
Plays the winner/loser of Washington/Mississippi State
2018 NCAA Baseball College World Series:
Texas Longhorns (42-21) Big 12 Regular Season Champions
College World Series Appearance: 36th (1949, 1950, 1975, 1983, 2002, 2005, College World Series Champions)
Making the College World Series is nothing new for the Texas Longhorns, who are approaching their 40th appearance in school history. However, 2018 is a little different, this time without long-time and the NCAA Baseball all-time winning Head Coach Augie Garrido, who passed away this year — Rest in Peace, Coach. The Eye of Texas will always see you and what you meant for the Texas Longhorns and NCAA Baseball.
The 2018 Texas Longhorns squad is led by Kody Clemens, first-round MLB Draft pick and son of legend Roger Clemens.
The Longhorns had a battle against a very good Tennesee Tech squad in Austin, but dodged that bullet, holding their potent bats in check.
Texas Longhorns 2018 Top Hitters
Individual Overall Batting Statistics
#
Player
AVG
GP-GS
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
TB
SLG%
BB
HBP
SO
GDP
OB%
SF
SH
SB
SBA
2
Clemens, Kody
.356
63-63
239
58
85
15
3
24
72
178
.745
40
2
46
3
.449
2
3
5
8
11
Ellis, Duke
.297
61-57
195
38
58
4
3
1
27
71
.364
33
4
51
5
.403
4
6
16
18
1
Hamilton, David
.294
61-59
214
44
63
7
6
5
36
97
.453
40
2
38
0
.404
4
5
31
38
52
Zubia, Zach
.277
63-57
213
30
59
13
1
11
44
107
.502
46
5
63
4
.414
2
0
1
1
6
Petrinsky, DJ
.261
59-56
203
35
53
10
2
9
28
94
.463
22
5
33
4
.346
1
2
1
2
7
Hibbeler, Masen
.256
63-63
242
51
62
14
2
4
30
92
.380
35
5
60
1
.355
5
7
13
15
5
Reynolds, Ryan
.252
63-61
222
24
56
16
0
4
36
84
.378
19
18
56
7
.355
3
1
1
2
Team Batting Average: .272
Team Home Runs: 62
Texas Longhorns 2018 Top Pitchers
Individual Overall Fielding Statistics
#
Player
ERA
W-L
APP-GS
CG
SHO
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
2B
3B
HR
AB
B/AVG
WP
HBP
BK
SFA
SHA
49
Robinson, Parker Joe
1.17
3-0
20-0
0
0-0
0
30.2
25
5
4
7
30
7
0
1
111
.225
1
3
0
2
2
8
Fields, Kamron
1.88
1-0
14-2
0
0-1
0
24.0
17
6
5
21
19
1
1
0
83
.205
4
0
1
0
2
43
McGuire, Andy
2.01
1-2
27-0
0
0-1
7
31.1
22
8
7
13
28
3
0
0
110
.200
5
8
0
0
4
33
Bocchi, Matteo
3.13
4-1
20-4
0
0-1
1
37.1
33
14
13
21
34
6
1
3
133
.248
2
3
2
1
4
27
Henley, Blair
3.32
6-6
17-15
0
0-1
1
84.0
90
38
31
33
63
12
2
5
324
.278
10
9
1
0
3
51
McKenzie, Jake
3.37
0-0
3-0
0
0-0
0
2.2
1
2
1
4
2
0
0
0
9
.111
1
1
0
0
0
30
Sawyer, Josh
3.52
1-0
30-0
0
0-0
1
30.2
22
13
12
20
32
3
1
3
105
.210
2
5
0
0
2
35
Stevens, Tristan
3.86
0-0
2-2
0
0-0
0
2.1
3
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
8
.375
0
2
0
0
0
24
Shugart, Chase
4.07
6-3
19-15
0
0-2
2
90.2
82
48
41
40
63
18
3
7
333
.246
3
8
0
3
1
45
Kingham, Nolan
4.34
8-4
19-15
2
0-2
3
95.1
117
57
46
23
77
25
2
10
389
.301
4
6
1
0
4
Team ERA: 4.09
The Texas Longhorns Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
College World Series Appearance: Third Appearance (Last in 2017)
What Tim Tadlock has done at Texas Tech in his tenure is nothing short of amazing, taking the program to their only three College World Series appearance, putting them on the NCAA Baseball map.
Texas Tech looks to take their next step and make the NCAA Baseball title game for the first time in program history, but the Road to Omaha doesn’t get any easier with the likes of Oregon State, Arkansas, and a first game matchup with No.1 overall seed Florida looming.
Texas Tech Red Raiders 2018 Top Hitters
Player
avg
gp-gs
ab
r
h
2b
3b
hr
rbi
tb
slg%
bb
hbp
so
gdp
ob%
sf
sh
sb-att
po
a
e
fld%
Jung, Josh
.390
62-62
249
68
97
17
6
12
78
162
.651
39
13
31
5
.493
1
0
4-10
44
112
8
.951
Little, Grant
.372
62-62
234
61
87
24
3
12
73
153
.654
40
7
35
5
.469
5
0
9-14
109
6
2
.983
Holt, Gabe
.352
62-62
256
68
90
13
3
6
41
127
.496
37
8
32
4
.446
2
0
29-30
66
121
7
.964
Rheams, Zach
.348
48-40
155
39
54
10
0
17
54
115
.742
35
2
43
3
.472
1
0
0-0
1
0
0
1.000
Warren, Cameron
.327
60-60
205
46
67
15
1
10
53
114
.556
31
14
29
6
.443
3
0
2-3
498
21
6
.989
Klein, Brian
.323
56-46
189
49
61
16
2
4
31
93
.492
38
0
33
3
.430
3
0
4-4
75
48
1
.992
Farhat, Cody
.294
61-60
201
48
59
9
3
5
37
89
.443
31
15
36
7
.420
3
5
16-22
107
3
4
.965
Davis, Michael
.288
60-58
219
49
63
17
1
12
52
118
.539
31
4
65
4
.378
5
1
3-5
89
180
15
.947
Team Batting Average: .311
Home Runs: 82
Texas Tech Red Raiders 2018 Top Pitchers
Shetter, Ryan
3.03
5-0
20-8
0
0/3
3
68.1
51
26
23
26
72
14
0
6
247
.206
7
9
0
2
1
Kilian, Caleb
3.04
9-2
19-10
0
0/4
0
68.0
57
32
23
25
59
14
1
4
254
.224
4
8
1
3
3
Martin, Davis
4.50
7-5
16-16
0
0/1
0
74.0
73
43
37
36
75
18
2
5
287
.254
7
8
1
2
3
Dusek, Dylan
2.03
3-0
19-4
0
0/0
0
31.0
28
10
7
11
30
4
1
2
117
.239
3
1
1
0
2
Quezada, Jose
2.16
5-2
21-0
0
0/2
2
33.1
16
8
8
21
39
2
1
2
114
.140
2
3
0
1
0
Harpenau, Ty
3.38
7-2
25-0
0
0/1
4
53.1
40
21
20
24
51
9
2
2
192
.208
5
4
1
1
0
McMillon, John
4.01
5-3
15-12
0
0/1
0
60.2
60
35
27
47
71
9
0
2
226
.265
8
5
1
4
4
Queen, Connor
4.25
1-0
17-1
0
0/0
0
29.2
28
14
14
17
11
4
1
1
110
.255
5
0
0
4
0
Team ERA: 4.40
The Texas Tech Red Raiders Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Lubbock Regional
1. Texas Tech (9) 2. Louisville 3. Kent State 4. New Mexico State
Texas Tech defeated Louisville in Regional finals
Lubbock Super Regional
Game 1: Texas Tech 6, Duke 2
Game 2: Duke 11, Texas Tech 2
Game 3: Texas Tech 6, Duke 2
2018 College World Series First Opponent: Florida Gators
Joe Demers set the tone for the Washington Huskies, with a perfect game early in the season. Even though they had an RPI in the 60’s, wins against Oregon State, UCLA, and nearly a sweep of Pac-12 Champs Stanford secured their spot in the NCAA Baseball Tournament — almost winning the Pac-12 for themselves.
Their magical run continues, making the College World Series for the first time in program history — where the under-Huskies look to shock the world in Omaha.
Washington Huskies 2018 Top Hitters
Individual Overall Batting Statistics
#
Player
AVG
GP-GS
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
TB
SLG%
BB
HBP
SO
GDP
OB%
SF
SH
SB
SBA
6
Cerrillo, Mason
.335
55-53
215
32
72
14
0
0
21
86
.400
18
3
50
1
.389
3
6
4
6
44
Wainhouse, Joe
.312
56-55
221
34
69
9
1
19
59
137
.620
15
3
69
3
.360
3
0
1
1
7
Ward, Braiden
.309
55-48
175
37
54
6
3
0
14
66
.377
16
13
44
1
.405
1
12
18
23
26
Jordan, Levi
.302
58-58
225
46
68
17
1
8
42
111
.493
18
4
26
7
.361
2
9
5
7
16
Kahle, Nick
.293
59-59
225
43
66
19
0
6
35
103
.458
30
8
31
4
.392
2
0
0
0
5
Jones, Christian
.269
52-50
160
13
43
7
3
2
13
62
.388
17
2
46
1
.344
1
0
0
0
Team Batting Average: .274
Team Home Runs: 40
Washington Huskies 2018 Top Pitchers
Individual Overall Fielding Statistics
#
Player
ERA
W-L
APP-GS
CG
SHO
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO
2B
3B
HR
AB
B/AVG
WP
HBP
BK
SFA
SHA
44
Wainhouse, Joe
0.00
0-0
2-0
0
0-0
0
1.2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
5
.000
0
0
0
1
0
51
Hardy, Alex
2.14
5-2
35-0
0
0-1
8
59.0
44
14
14
21
45
9
1
6
208
.212
2
2
1
3
3
24
DeMers, Joe
2.56
7-3
19-16
3
2-1
3
123.0
96
39
35
20
92
22
3
8
452
.212
2
9
0
2
2
20
Burgmann, Josh
2.90
2-2
15-1
0
0-1
1
31.0
33
11
10
13
21
9
1
3
118
.280
2
2
0
0
3
41
DeCooman, Jack
3.63
0-1
8-3
0
0-0
0
17.1
11
8
7
10
11
3
1
2
58
.190
2
1
0
3
1
29
Knowles, Lucas
3.89
6-5
22-15
0
0-2
0
88.0
100
42
38
21
64
25
3
7
347
.288
0
6
1
3
8
23
Lamb, Dylan
3.95
1-0
17-0
0
0-1
0
27.1
24
13
12
10
22
7
0
2
98
.245
1
2
1
5
3
19
Jones, Jordan
3.99
6-4
18-17
1
0-1
0
99.1
104
56
44
17
80
27
4
7
395
.263
1
4
1
5
3
Team ERA: 3.70
The Washington Huskies Road to Omaha and the 2018 College World Series
Conway Regional
1. Coastal Carolina (15) 2. Connecticut 3. Washington 4. LIU Brooklyn
Washington defeated Coastal Carolina in Regional finals
Fullerton Super Regional
Game 1: Washington 8, Cal St. Fullerton 5
Game 2: Cal St. Fullerton 5, Washington 2
Game 3: Washington 6, Cal St. Fullerton 5 (10 innings)
2018 College World Series First Opponent: Mississippi State Bulldogs
Plays the winner/loser of Oregon State/ North Carolina
