Red Baton, Louisiana-The Steven Milam stop stop and the right-wing Jake Brown field, each led in four points on Sunday evening to lead the LSU to a 12-5 victory against Virginia-Western in match 2 of the NCAA Super Regional at Alex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field.
The victory obtained a place in the World Series for the LSU, which will participate in the CWS for the 20thth It is time in his illustrious the history of baseball and for the second time in three seasons. LSU won seven World Series College championships, said the title more recently in 2023.
The Tigers will face the Arkansas in their CWS opening match on Friday or Saturday at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb. The NCAA will announce the dates and match hours for the CWS on Monday.
LSU improved at 48-15 with Sunday’s victory, while Virginia-Western finished its season with a bar of 44-16.
“I said to the team after the match, I am super proud of them because the awards of” hard and together “were on the field this evening,” said LSU coach Jay Johnson. “I can’t wait to continue a national championship with them.
“It’s so fun, exciting and rewarding to see all people so passionate about LSU baseball, and I’m so grateful for everyone’s effort in this program. And it was a great evening. I have a lot of gratitude, and I’m just very grateful.”
Milam was 2 for 4 with two doubles and four products produced, and Brown was 2 for 4 with a two -point circuit and four products produced to highlight the offensive production of LSU.
The launcher starting from the LSU, Anthony Eyanson (11-2), won the victory, while working 5.0 heats and limited the Mountaineers to four points on five strokes with three goals on bullets and seven stick withdrawals, shooting 104 throws.
Leaving Virginia-Western, Jack Kartsonas (6-4), was accused of defeat, when he gave up six points on five strokes in 2.0 rounds with four balls on balls and a removal of the stick.
LSU took an advance of 1-0 at the top of the first round when Brown delivered a RBI field, and the Tigers hit five points in the second to extend the margin to 6-0.
The second -round rally presented a double of three points by Milam and the simple RBI of Brown and the first base player Jared Jones.
The Mountaineers reduced the gap to 6-3 in the fourth while the designated striker Sam White launched a solo circuit and the first goal player Ben Lumsden discharged a two-point dining.
Virginia-Western added another race in the fifth when White provided a single RBI.
LSU, however, broke out for six points in seventh round while the central terrain Chris Stanfield slapped a single two points, Milam bordered a double RBI and Brown broke a two -point circuit – its eighth Dinger of the season – to highlight the eco.
The Tigers received exceptional surveys behind Eyanson from the Gaucher Cooper Williams and the right Chase Shores. Williams worked 2.2 rounds and only granted one point on a safe blow with a stick withdrawn, and Shores worked 1.1 perfect sleeves with three stick withdrawals to close the match.
