8legs: Ncaa baseball regional

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Saint Mary’s defeats No. 1 UCLA 3-2 in the Los Angeles Regional opener.
Jacob Johnson’s homer gave Saint Mary’s the lead in the ninth inning.
Cholowsky’s sacrifice fly plus Sniffen’s RBI double kept the game tied before Saint Mary’s pulled ahead.
Damozonio pitched seven innings for Saint Mary’s, allowing two runs.
Staton earned the win in relief for Saint Mary’s with two scoreless innings.
Hawk took the loss for UCLA after entering the tournament with strong numbers.
UCLA must win to stay alive in the double-elimination regional.
UCLA will face the loser of Virginia Tech vs. Cal Poly next.
Saint Mary’s improved to 1-0 in the regional with the win.
Roch Cholowsky contributed offensively with a solo homer and RBI fly.
Bruins’ late rally attempt fell short in the ninth inning.

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Lawson hit a 444-foot walk-off homer in the bottom of the ninth to beat Rider 8-7, sealing Florida's regional opener.
Kyle Jones, Landon Stripling, and Cade Kurland also homered as Florida built an early lead before Rider's late surge.
Rider tied the game in the eighth with a grand slam and again in the ninth before Lawson's title moment.
Florida's coach credited the offense's overall depth and some luck in late innings for the win.
Brendan Lawson emphasized keeping things simple as the team regains power in recent games.
Coach O'Sullivan said the win showed a balance of lineup depth and timing, with some luck involved in late innings.
Florida remains undefeated in regional play and advances to face the Miami-Troy winner.
Rider mounted a late scoring surge with a grand slam and home runs in the eighth and ninth innings.
The Gainesville Regional matchup drew attention as Florida sought a potential Super Regional-clinching path.
Cam Parker reported on the Florida Gators, Auburn Tigers and Clemson Tigers; the article provides post-game analysis from the Gainesville Regional.

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Florida rallied from a late deficit to beat Rider 8-7 in the Gainesville Regional opener.
Cade Kurland delivered the go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth as Florida regained the lead.
Coach Kevin O’Sullivan credited the team’s late-game resilience and timely hits.
O’Sullivan said the team must pitch better and play solid defense to advance.
Rider challenged Florida’s bullpen, using two strong arms late in the game.
Florida’s offense featured multiple players contributing key hits beyond the homers.
O’Sullivan noted the team’s prior losses and encouraged the players to move past them.
The Gators now prepare for their next opponent with a strong offensive showing behind the bullpen.
O’Sullivan confirmed Florida will start Aidan King in the next game.
The win showcased Florida’s depth as several players contributed in the victory.

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Wake Forest beat Binghamton 12-3 in an NCAA regional elimination game, advancing to Sunday’s matchup.
The offense produced 12 hits, including six doubles, in a 10-run second-to-fifth inning stretch.
Wake Forest avoided walks until the seventh, marking their first walk of the regional.
Javar Williams and Kade Lewis contributed multi-hit efforts, supporting a balanced offense.
Zach Johnston, Wake’s senior reliever, recorded crucial outs in the sixth and preserved the lead.
Blake Morningstar finished the game, retiring all four batters he faced.
The win keeps Wake Forest’s NCAA tournament path open, with a potential Sunday showdown against the loser of West Virginia vs Kentucky.
The Deacons’ offense produced eight extra-base hits in the game, aiding the 12-hit total.
Cameron Bagwell started for Wake Forest, giving up three runs in the fifth before handing over the game.
Wake Forest’s defense supported the win with timely double plays, including a key 4-3 double play in the sixth.
The regional win aligns with Wake Forest’s recent schedule, reflecting late-season form and pitcher depth.

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Oklahoma defeats The Citadel 8-3 in the Atlanta Regional opener, with Cord Rager pitching six strong innings.
The win earned Skip Johnson his 300th Division I victory as OU head coach.
OU hitters combined for 15 hits with contributors across the lineup, including a Dayton Tockey homer and a Gambill two-run shot.
Dasan Harris went 3-for-3 with a walk, contributing to OU's offensive performance.
OU benefited from a late-inning sequence that extended its lead after Deiten LaChance and Jaxon Willits singles.
Oklahoma's aggressive baserunning led to multiple runs despite occasional outs on the base paths.
Head coach Skip Johnson commented on the result in a postgame radio interview, reflecting on the team's performance.
Oklahoma faces host Georgia Tech in a potential Saturday night showdown after the Citadel win.
Georgia Tech opened its regional with a 22-5 win over Illinois-Chicago to advance.
Alex Hernandez led Georgia Tech with nine RBIs in the opener as the Jackets improved to 49-9.
The regional brackets pair Oklahoma with Georgia Tech and other top teams as the double-elimination format begins.

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