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National seeds Oklahoma St., Auburn knocked out of NCAA regionals - Vimarsana News

National seeds Oklahoma St., Auburn knocked out of NCAA regionals

The first two national seeds were knocked out of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, with No. 11 Oklahoma State and No. 13 Auburn each failing to win a game as a regional host for the first time.

No. 11 Oklahoma St., No. 13 Auburn become first national seeds knocked out of NCAA regionals – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

No. 11 Oklahoma St., No. 13 Auburn become first national seeds knocked out of NCAA regionals – Winnipeg Free Press

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Arnold, Belbin home runs lead Campbell to 10-5 win over Central Connecticut in Columbia Regional - Vimarsana News

Arnold, Belbin home runs lead Campbell to 10-5 win over Central Connecticut in Columbia Regional

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Bryce Arnold tied the game with a grand slam, Jarrod Belbin added a three-run home run, and Campbell defeated Central Connecticut 10-5 on Saturday in an elimination game at the Columbia Regional.

Source: apnews.com
Arnold, Belbin home runs lead Campbell to 10-5 win over Central Connecticut in Columbia Regional – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Arnold, Belbin home runs lead Campbell to 10-5 win over Central Connecticut in Columbia Regional – Winnipeg Free Press

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ECU Baseball falls short in a top-15 shootout versus Campbell - Vimarsana News

ECU Baseball falls short in a top-15 shootout versus Campbell

The East Carolina University baseball team (38-15, 15-6 American Athletic Conference) held their last home game of the season in Clark-LeClair Stadium on May 16 against Campbell University (40-11, 21-2