Oregon State Baseball Advances To College World Series With Super Regional Win Over Florida State

Oregon State baseball secured a thrilling 14-10 victory over Florida State in the deciding Game 3 of the Corvallis Super Regional, punching their ticket to the College World Series for the eighth time in school history. The Beavers powered their win with five home runs, including back-to-back homers by Canon Reeder and Carson McEntire in a seven-run first inning, as well as a grand slam by Trent Caraway in the third. Despite Florida State's early lead and late rally, Oregon State's explosive offense, led by multiple long balls and strong relief pitching from Zach Kmatz, ensured their advancement. The Seminoles had forced the decisive game after a strong pitching performance by Jamie Arnold and bullpen efforts, but Oregon State's bats were too dominant in the final matchup. The Beavers will open the College World Series against the Louisville Cardinals, with the full bracket to be announced soon. The victory was celebrated as a culmination of their season-long efforts and a moment of manifestation since their early visit past Charles Schwab Field, the site of the College World Series.