2025 NCAA Baseball Chapel Hill Regional

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Chapel Hill, N.C. – May 26, 2025 — The road to Omaha runs through Chapel Hill as the University of North Carolina hosts the 2025 NCAA Baseball Chapel Hill Regional at Boshamer Stadium from Friday, May 30, through Monday, June 2. Four dynamic teams—North Carolina, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Holy Cross—will battle for a coveted spot in the Super Regionals, bringing together champions and contenders from the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten, and Patriot League.

Regional Overview

The Chapel Hill Regional is one of 16 sites for the opening round of the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, featuring a double-elimination format. As the No. 5 national seed, North Carolina welcomes three accomplished programs, each bringing its own story and momentum into the postseason1 2 6 9.

Venue and Dates

Venue: Boshamer Stadium, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Dates: Friday, May 30 – Monday, June 2, 20252 7 9

Participating Teams

Team	Conference	2025 Record	Notable Achievements
North Carolina	ACC	42-12	ACC Champion, No. 5 National Seed
Oklahoma	Big 12	35-20	At-large Selection
Nebraska	Big Ten	32-27	Big Ten Champion
Holy Cross	Patriot League	31-25	Patriot League Champion

North Carolina Tar Heels (ACC)

Record: 42-12
Summary: The Tar Heels enter as ACC champions and the No. 5 national seed, capping a stellar season under head coach Scott Forbes. UNC’s balanced roster and postseason experience make them a favorite to advance, as they look to reach their second consecutive Men’s College World Series1 4 6 9.
Home Field: Boshamer Stadium, a premier college baseball venue, provides a true home-field advantage for the Tar Heels7 9.

Oklahoma Sooners (Big 12)

Record: 35-20
Summary: Oklahoma earned an at-large bid after a competitive season in the Big 12. The Sooners are known for their potent offense and resilient pitching staff, making them a dangerous opponent in regional play. This marks another NCAA appearance for a storied program with a history of deep tournament runs1 3 4.

Nebraska Cornhuskers (Big Ten)

Record: 32-27
Summary: Nebraska arrives as the Big Ten champion, having secured the conference’s automatic bid. The Cornhuskers’ gritty play and postseason pedigree make them a tough out, and they are eager to make their mark in Chapel Hill1 2 4 8.

Holy Cross Crusaders (Patriot League)

Record: 31-25
Summary: Holy Cross captured the Patriot League title to punch its ticket to the NCAA tournament. The Crusaders, representing Worcester, Massachusetts, are the underdogs of the regional, but their recent form and championship momentum make them a team to watch1 4 5 8.

Tournament Schedule

Friday, May 30
- Game 1: No. 5 North Carolina vs. Holy Cross – Noon (ET), ACC Network
- Game 2: Nebraska vs. Oklahoma – 5 p.m. (ET)
Saturday, May 31
- Game 3: Winners of Games 1 & 2
- Game 4: Losers of Games 1 & 2
Sunday, June 1
- Game 5: Winner of Game 4 vs. Loser of Game 3
- Game 6: Winner of Game 3 vs. Winner of Game 5
Monday, June 2
- Game 7 (if necessary): Rematch of Game 6 (if both teams have one loss)2.

All games will be played at Boshamer Stadium, with national television coverage highlighting the action and atmosphere in Chapel Hill2 7.

What’s at Stake

The winner of the Chapel Hill Regional advances to the NCAA Super Regionals, moving one step closer to the Men’s College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. With a mix of powerhouse programs and rising contenders, the regional promises high-stakes drama and memorable moments.

About Boshamer Stadium

Boshamer Stadium, home to North Carolina baseball, is renowned for its modern amenities and passionate fan base. The venue has hosted numerous NCAA regionals and is considered one of the top college baseball environments in the country7 9.

Ticket Information

Tickets for the Chapel Hill Regional are available through the University of North Carolina athletics website. Fans are encouraged to secure seats early as demand is expected to be high for this marquee postseason event9.

Media Coverage

All games will be broadcast on the ACC Network or ESPN platforms, with live updates available via NCAA.com and participating schools’ athletic sites1 2 6.

Disclaimer: Some content in this post was created with assistance from AI.

For more information, visit the official NCAA or University of North Carolina athletics websites.