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CAMPEÓN |
CWS |
2º |
MOP |
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2025 |
LSU (8) |
1–0, 5–3 |
Coastal Carolina |
Kade Anderson, LSU |
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2024 |
Tennessee |
5–9, 4–1, 6–5 |
Texas A&M |
Dylan Dreiling, Tennessee |
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2023 |
LSU (7) |
4–3, 4–24, 18–4 |
Florida |
Paul Skenes, LSU |
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2022 |
Ole Miss |
10–3, 4–2 |
Oklahoma |
Dylan DeLucia, Ole Miss |
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2021 |
Mississippi State |
2–8, 13–2, 9–0 |
Vanderbilt |
Will Bednar, Mississippi State |
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2020 |
Cancelada |
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2019 |
Vanderbilt (2) |
4–7, 4–1, 8–2 |
Michigan |
Kumar Rocker, Vanderbilt |
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2018 |
Oregon State (3) |
1–4, 5–3, 5–0 |
Arkansas |
Adley Rutschman, Oregon
State |
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2017 |
Florida |
4–3, 6–1 |
LSU |
Alex Faedo, Florida |
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2016 |
Coastal Carolina |
0–3, 5–4, 4–3 |
Arizona |
Andrew Beckwith, Coastal
Carolina |
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2015 |
Virginia |
1–5, 3–0, 4–2 |
Vanderbilt |
Josh Sborz, Virginia |
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2014 |
Vanderbilt |
9–8, 2–7, 3–2 |
Virginia |
Dansby Swanson, Vanderbilt |
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2013 |
UCLA |
3–1, 8–0 |
Mississippi State |
Adam Plutko, UCLA |
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2012 |
Arizona (4) |
5–1, 4–1 |
South Carolina |
Rob Refsnyder, Arizona |
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2011 |
South Carolina (2) |
2–1, 5–2 |
Florida |
Scott Wingo, South Carolina |
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2010 |
South Carolina |
7–1, 2–1 |
UCLA |
Jackie Bradley Jr., South Carolina |
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2009 |
LSU (6) |
7–6, 1–5, 11–4 |
Texas |
Jared Mitchell, LSU |
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2008 |
Fresno State |
6–7, 19–10, 6–1 |
Georgia |
Tommy Mendonca, Fresno
State |
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2007 |
Oregon State (2) |
11–4, 9–3 |
North Carolina |
Jorge Luis
Reyes, Oregon State |
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2006 |
Oregon State |
3–4, 11–7, 3–2 |
North Carolina |
Jonah Nickerson, Oregon
State |
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2005 |
Texas (6) |
4–2, 6–2 |
Florida |
David Maroul, Texas |
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2004 |
Cal State Fullerton (4) |
6–4, 3–2 |
Texas |
Jason Windsor, Cal State Fullerton |
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2003 |
Rice |
4–310, 3–8, 14–2 |
Stanford |
John Hudgins, Stanford |
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2002 |
Texas (5) |
12–6 |
South Carolina |
Huston Street, Texas |
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2001 |
Miami (FL) (4) |
12–1 |
Stanford |
Charlton Jimerson, Miami (FL) |
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2000 |
LSU (5) |
6–5 |
Stanford |
Trey Hodges, LSU |
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1999 |
Miami (FL) (3) |
6–5 |
Florida State |
Marshall McDougall, Florida State |
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1998 |
USC (12) |
21–14 |
Arizona State |
Wes Rachels, USC |
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1997 |
LSU (4) |
13–6 |
Alabama |
Brandon Larson, LSU |
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1996 |
LSU (3) |
9–8 |
Miami (FL) |
Pat Burrell, Miami (FL) |
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1995 |
Cal State Fullerton (3) |
11–5 |
USC |
Mark Kotsay,
Cal State Fullerton |
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1994 |
Oklahoma (2) |
13–5 |
Georgia Tech |
Chip Glass, Oklahoma |
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1993 |
LSU (2) |
8–0 |
Wichita State |
Todd Walker, LSU |
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1992 |
Pepperdine |
3–2 |
Cal State Fullerton |
Phil Nevin, Cal State Fullerton |
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1991 |
LSU |
6–3 |
Wichita State |
Gary Hymel, LSU |
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1990 |
Georgia |
2–1 |
Oklahoma State |
Mike Rebhan, Georgia |
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1989 |
Wichita State |
5–3 |
Texas |
Greg Brummett, Wichita State |
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1988 |
Stanford (2) |
9–4 |
Arizona State |
Lee Plemel, Stanford |
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1987 |
Stanford |
9–5 |
Oklahoma State |
Paul Carey, Stanford |
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1986 |
Arizona (3) |
10–2 |
Florida State |
Mike Senne, Arizona |
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1985 |
Miami (FL) (2) |
10–6 |
Texas |
Greg Ellena, Miami (FL) |
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1984 |
Cal State Fullerton (2) |
3–1 |
Texas |
John Fishel, Cal State Fullerton |
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1983 |
Texas (4) |
4–3 |
Alabama |
Calvin Schiraldi, Texas |
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1982 |
Miami (FL) |
9–3 |
Wichita State |
Dan Smith, Miami (FL) |
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1981 |
Arizona State (5) |
7–4 |
Oklahoma State |
Stan Holmes, Arizona State |
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1980 |
Arizona (2) |
5–3 |
Hawaii |
Terry Francona, Arizona |
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1979 |
Cal State Fullerton |
2–1 |
Arkansas |
Tony Hudson,
Cal State Fullerton |
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1978 |
USC (11) |
10–3 |
Arizona State |
Rod Boxberger, USC |
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1977 |
Arizona State (4) |
2–1 |
South Carolina |
Bob Horner, Arizona State |
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1976 |
Arizona |
7–1 |
Eastern Michigan |
Steve Powers, Arizona |
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1975 |
Texas (3) |
5–1 |
South Carolina |
Mickey Reichenbach, Texas |
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1974 |
USC (10) |
7–3 |
Miami (FL) |
George Milke, USC |
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1973 |
USC (9) |
4–3 |
Arizona State |
Dave Winfield, Minnesota |
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1972 |
USC (8) |
1–0 |
Arizona State |
Russ McQueen, USC |
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1971 |
USC (7) |
7–2 |
Southern Illinois |
Jerry Tabb, Tulsa |
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1970 |
USC (6) |
2–1 |
Florida State |
Gene Ammann, Florida State |
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1969 |
Arizona State (3) |
10–1 |
Tulsa |
John Dolinsek, Arizona State |
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1968 |
USC (5) |
4–3 |
Southern Illinois |
Bill Seinsoth, USC |
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1967 |
Arizona State (2) |
11–2 |
Houston |
Ron Davini, Arizona State |
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1966 |
Ohio State |
8–2 |
Oklahoma State |
Steve Arlin, Ohio State |
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1965 |
Arizona State |
2–1 |
Ohio State |
Sal Bando, Arizona State |
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1964 |
Minnesota (3) |
5–1 |
Missouri |
Joe Ferris, Maine |
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1963 |
USC (4) |
5–2 |
Arizona |
Bud Hollowell, USC |
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1962 |
Michigan (2) |
5–4 |
Santa Clara |
Bob Garibaldi, Santa Clara |
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1961 |
USC (3) |
1–0 |
Oklahoma State |
Littleton Fowler, Oklahoma State |
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1960 |
Minnesota (2) |
2–1 |
USC |
John Erickson, Minnesota |
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1959 |
Oklahoma State |
5–3 |
Arizona |
Jim Dobson, Oklahoma State |
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1958 |
USC (2) |
8–7 |
Missouri |
Bill Thom, USC |
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1957 |
California (2) |
1–0 |
Penn State |
Cal Emery, Penn State |
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1956 |
Minnesota |
12–1 |
Arizona |
Jerry Thomas, Minnesota |
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1955 |
Wake Forest |
7–6 |
Western Michigan |
Tom Borland,
Oklahoma A&M |
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1954 |
Missouri |
4–1 |
Rollins |
Tom Yewcic, Michigan State |
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1953 |
Michigan |
7–5 |
Texas |
J.L. Smith, Texas |
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1952 |
Holy Cross |
8–4 |
Missouri |
James O'Neill, Holy Cross |
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1951 |
Oklahoma |
3–2 |
Tennessee |
Sidney Hatfield, Tennessee |
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1950 |
Texas (2) |
3–0 |
Washington State |
Ray VanCleef, Rutgers |
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1949 |
Texas |
10–3 |
Wake Forest |
Tom Hamilton, Texas |
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1948 |
USC |
3–1, 3–8, 9–2 |
Yale |
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1947 |
California |
17–8, 8–7 |
Yale |
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