NCAA Baseball Tournament 2025 Regional Bracket Announced: Schedule, Matchups, Teams, More

Find the full regional brackets, hosts, and college baseball postseason schedule here..

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NCAA Baseball Tournament - Regional Brackets

1. 2025 NCAA Regional Tournament Bracket
2. Nashville Regional (Vanderbilt)
3. Austin Regional (Texas)
4. Fayetteville Regional (Arkansas)
5. Auburn Regional (Auburn)
6. Chapel Hill Regional (North Carolina)
7. Baton Rouge Regional (LSU)
8. Athens Regional (Georgia)
9. Corvallis Regional (Oregon State)
10. Tallahassee Regional (Florida State)
11. Oxford Regional (Ole Miss)
12. Clemson Regional (Clemson)
13. Eugene Regional (Oregon)
14. Conway Regional (Coastal Carolina)
15. Knoxville Regional (Tennessee)
16. Los Angeles Regional (UCLA)
17. Hattiesburg Regional (Southern Miss
18. How the NCAA Baseball Tournament Works
19. How To Watch College World Series
20. Recommended Articles

The full bracket of 64 teams for the NCAA D1 Baseball Championship was announced on Monday, May 26. Sixty-four teams now know where they will play their Regional round.

2025 NCAA Regional Tournament Bracket

Sixty-four teams vie for eight coveted spots in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. The NCAA Baseball Tournament begins Friday, May 30, with 16 Regional Tournaments kicking off. Super Regionals begin Friday, June 6, and the College World Series begins Friday, June 13.

Find the 16 regional groupings below. Top overall seeds – the regional hosts – will be noted in parentheses.

Nashville Regional (Vanderbilt)

1. Vanderbilt (1)*
2. Louisville
3. East Tennessee State*
4. Wright State*

Austin Regional (Texas)

1. Texas (2)
2. UTSA
3. Kansas State^
4. Houston Christian*

Fayetteville Regional (Arkansas)

1. Arkansas (3)
2. Kansas
3. Creighton*
4. North Dakota State*

Auburn Regional (Auburn)

1. Auburn (4)
2. NC State
3. Stetson*
4. Central Connecticut*

Chapel Hill Regional (North Carolina)

1. North Carolina (5)*
2. Oklahoma
3. Nebraska*
4. Holy Cross*

Baton Rouge Regional (LSU)

1. LSU (6)
2. Dallas Baptist
3. Rhode Island*
4. Little Rock*

Athens Regional (Georgia)

1. Georgia (7)
2. Duke
3. Oklahoma State^
4. Binghamton*

Corvallis Regional (Oregon State)

1. Oregon State (8)
2. TCU
3. USC^
4. Saint Mary's*

Tallahassee Regional (Florida State)

1. Florida State (9)
2. Northeastern*
3. Mississippi State
4. Bethune-Cookman*

Oxford Regional (Ole Miss)

1. Ole Miss (10)
2. Georgia Tech
3. Western Kentucky*
4. Murray State*

Clemson Regional (Clemson)

1. Clemson (11)
2. West Virginia
3. Kentucky
4. USC Upstate*

Eugene Regional (Oregon)

1. Oregon (12)
2. Arizona*
3. Cal Poly*
4. Utah Valley*

Conway Regional (Coastal Carolina)

1. Coastal Carolina (13)*
2. Florida
3. East Carolina*
4. Fairfield*

Knoxville Regional (Tennessee)

1. Tennessee (14)
2. Wake Forest
3. Cincinnati
4. Miami (OH)*

Los Angeles Regional (UCLA)

1. UCLA (15)
2. UC Irvine
3. Arizona State^
4. Fresno State*

Hattiesburg Regional (Southern Miss

1. Southern Miss (16)
2. Alabama
3. Miami (FL)
4. Columbia*

Bold teams - Big 12
* - Automatic Qualifier
^ - Last Four In
First Four Out - SE Louisiana, Troy, UConn, Virginia

Regional Sites by Conference

• ACC - 3 (Clemson, Chapel Hill, Tallahassee)
• Big Ten - 2 (Eugene, Los Angeles)
• Independent - 1 (Corvallis)
• SEC - 8 (Athens, Auburn, Austin, Baton Rouge, Fayetteville, Knoxville, Nashville, Oxford)
• Sun Belt - 2 (Conway, Hattiesburg)

Sixty-four teams vie for eight coveted spots in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska. The NCAA Baseball Tournament begins Friday, May 30, with 16 Regional Tournaments kicking off. Super Regionals begin Friday, June 6, and the College World Series begins Friday, June 13.

Automatic qualifiers: Winners from these tournaments will receive on of the 29 automatic qualifiers - Binghamton (America East), East Carolina (AAC), Stetson ( ASUN), Rhode Island (Atlantic 10), North Carolina (ACC), Arizona (Big 12), Creighton (Big East), USC Upstate (Big South), Nebraska (Big Ten), Cal Poly (Big West), Northeastern (CAA), Western Kentucky (CUSA), Wright State (Horizon), Columbia (Ivy), Fairfield (MAAC), Miami (OH) (MAC), Murray Stte (Missouri Valley), Fresno State (Mountain West), Central Connecticut (NEC), Little Rock (Ohio Valley), Holy Cross (Patriot), Vanderbilt (SEC), Houston Christian (Southland), East Tennessee State (Southern), Bethune-Cookman (SWAC), North Dakota State (Summit), Coastal Carolina (Sun Belt), Saint Mary's (WCC), and Utah Valley (WAC).

How the NCAA Baseball Tournament Works

The 64 participants in the 2025 NCAA Baseball Tournament will be announced on Monday, May 26. Those teams are broken up into 16 regional pods – hosted by one of the top 16 teams – and they play each of the other regional participants in a double-elimination, round-robin tournament. The winner of each tournament advances.

Each regional victor squares off in a best-of-three series with other regional winners in the Super Regionals round. Like a typical bracket, Region 1 winner plays the Region 16 winner, Region 2 faces Region 15, and so on. The eight Super Regional winners advance to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska.

The College World Series is a double-elimination tournament, initially comprised of two four-team brackets. The victor of each bracket moves on to the final, which is a best-of-three series beginning Saturday, June 21.

The 2024 College World Series final saw the Tennessee Volunteers defeat the Texas A&M Aggies. The TCU Horned Frogs, for the first time since 2018, did not make the 2024 tournament.

How To Watch College World Series

When: Friday, June 13 – Monday, June 23, 2025
Where: Charles Schwab Field, Omaha, Neb.
TV: ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3
Previous Champion: Tennessee

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