2025 NCAA Baseball Corvallis Regional: Four Teams Set Sights on Omaha

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Corvallis, Oregon – May 26, 2025 — The road to the College World Series runs through Corvallis as the 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament brings four accomplished programs to Goss Stadium at Coleman Field. The Corvallis Regional, hosted by the No. 8 national seed Oregon State Beavers, will take place from Friday, May 30, through Monday, June 2, with each team vying for a coveted spot in the Super Regionals and, ultimately, Omaha.

This year’s field features the Oregon State Beavers, TCU Horned Frogs, USC Trojans, and Saint Mary’s Gaels. Each team arrives with a unique story and impressive season, promising a weekend of high-stakes, double-elimination baseball.

Venue and Schedule

Venue:
Goss Stadium at Coleman Field, Corvallis, Oregon

Dates:
Friday, May 30 – Monday, June 2, 2025

The action begins Friday with Oregon State facing Saint Mary’s and TCU taking on USC. The double-elimination format ensures every game counts, with the winner advancing to the Super Regional round against the Tallahassee Regional champion3 4 6 9.

Team Summaries

Oregon State Beavers (41-12-1)

The Beavers enter as the No. 8 overall seed and regional host, capping a stellar season with a 41-12-1 record4 6 7. Oregon State finished strong, riding a four-game win streak into the postseason. Under head coach Mitch Canham, the Beavers showcased resilience, highlighted by a pivotal series victory over ranked UC Irvine and an undefeated eight-game road trip in April. This marks the fourth time Oregon State has hosted a regional, and the Beavers are aiming for another deep postseason run as they await the return of the Pac-12 Conference in 2026-274 7.

TCU Horned Frogs (39-18)

TCU, the No. 2 seed in Corvallis, returns to the NCAA regionals for the 18th time in program history after a 39-18 campaign2 4. The Horned Frogs, representing the Big 12, bring a tradition of postseason excellence and depth on both sides of the ball. Their consistent performance throughout the season earned them a spot in one of the tournament’s most competitive regionals.

USC Trojans (35-21)

The Trojans, now competing as part of the Big Ten, secured a 35-21 record and the No. 3 seed in Corvallis4. USC’s season was marked by strong conference play and key series wins, helping them secure an at-large bid. The Trojans’ storied baseball history includes 12 national championships, and they look to recapture postseason magic in 2025.

Saint Mary’s Gaels (35-24)

Saint Mary’s arrives as the No. 4 seed after winning the West Coast Conference Tournament, finishing the season at 35-244. The Gaels earned an automatic bid and are making the most of their postseason opportunity. Their conference tournament run showcased the team’s resilience and ability to perform in high-pressure situations.

Tournament Format and What’s at Stake

The Corvallis Regional follows the NCAA’s double-elimination format. Each team must be defeated twice to be eliminated, ensuring that every matchup is critical. The winner of the regional will advance to the Super Regional round, facing the champion of the Tallahassee Regional (Florida State, Bethune-Cookman, Northeastern, or Mississippi State)4. The Super Regionals will be held June 6-9, with the College World Series set to begin June 13 in Omaha, Nebraska5 6 8.

Regional Schedule

Friday, May 30:
- Game 1: No. 8 Oregon State vs. Saint Mary’s
- Game 2: TCU vs. USC
Saturday, May 31:
- Game 3: Winners of Friday’s games
- Game 4: Losers of Friday’s games
Sunday, June 1:
- Game 5: Winner Game 4 vs. Loser Game 3
- Game 6: Winner Game 3 vs. Winner Game 5
Monday, June 2 (if necessary):
- Game 7: Rematch if both teams have one loss

All games will be broadcast on ESPN networks, with specific matchups and times available through official NCAA and host school channels3 9.

About Goss Stadium at Coleman Field

Goss Stadium, located on the Oregon State University campus, is regarded as one of college baseball’s premier venues. Its intimate setting and passionate fan base make Corvallis a challenging environment for visiting teams, and the Beavers have enjoyed significant postseason success at home4.

Looking Ahead

The Corvallis Regional promises competitive baseball and memorable moments as four talented teams pursue their Omaha dreams. With a blend of established powerhouses and rising programs, the 2025 regional is set to deliver excitement for fans and scouts alike.

Disclaimer: Some content in this press release was created with assistance from artificial intelligence to ensure accuracy and clarity.