🏟️ College World Series 2025: Bracket, Teams, Schedule & TV Info
The road to Omaha is nearly complete, and the 2025 College World Series (CWS) is set to begin on June 13 at Charles Schwab Field, featuring the nation’s top eight college baseball teams. After an intense round of Super Regionals, the final teams are locked in, and fans are eager to witness the showdown for NCAA baseball’s biggest prize.
🥎 What is the College World Series?
The College World Series (CWS) is the final stage of the NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, bringing together eight elite teams from around the country to compete in a double-elimination bracket, followed by a best-of-three championship series. It’s held annually in Omaha, Nebraska.
🔢 Updated 2025 CWS Bracket: Who’s In?
Here are the confirmed teams advancing to the 2025 College World Series:
- No. 3 Arkansas (Fayetteville Super Regional Winner)
- No. 6 LSU (Baton Rouge Super Regional Winner)
- No. 8 Oregon State (Corvallis Super Regional Winner)
- No. 13 Coastal Carolina (Auburn Super Regional Winner)
- No. 15 UCLA (Los Angeles Super Regional Winner)
- Arizona (Chapel Hill Super Regional Winner)
- Louisville (Louisville Super Regional Winner)
- TBD from Durham Super Regional (Game 3 Pending)
🟢 Note: Final spot will be updated after Duke vs. Murray State Game 3
🧩 Super Regional Scores Recap
📍 Fayetteville Super Regional
- Arkansas 4, Tennessee 3
- Arkansas 11, Tennessee 4
✅ Arkansas wins series 2-0
📍 Baton Rouge Super Regional
- LSU 16, West Virginia 9
- LSU 12, West Virginia 5
✅ LSU wins series 2-0
📍 Corvallis Super Regional
- Oregon State 5, Florida State 4
- Florida State 3, Oregon State 1
- Oregon State 14, Florida State 10
✅ Oregon State wins series 2-1
📍 Auburn Super Regional
- Coastal Carolina 7, Auburn 6 (10 innings)
- Coastal Carolina 4, Auburn 1
✅ Coastal Carolina wins series 2-0
📍 Los Angeles Super Regional
- UCLA 5, UTSA 2
- UCLA 7, UTSA 0
✅ UCLA wins series 2-0
📍 Chapel Hill Super Regional
- North Carolina 18, Arizona 2
- Arizona 10, North Carolina 8
- Arizona 4, North Carolina 3
✅ Arizona wins series 2-1
📍 Louisville Super Regional
- Louisville 8, Miami 1
- Miami 9, Louisville 7
- Louisville 3, Miami 2
✅ Louisville wins series 2-1
📍 Durham Super Regional
- Duke 7, Murray State 4
- Murray State 19, Duke 9
- Game 3: TBD
⏳ Series tied 1-1 (winner advances)
🗓️ College World Series 2025 Schedule (Opening Games)
📍 Location: Charles Schwab Field, Omaha, NE
📅 Start Date: Friday, June 13
🏆 Championship Series: June 21–23
📆 Friday, June 13
- Game 1: 2 p.m. ET | ESPN
- Game 2: 7 p.m. ET | ESPN
📆 Saturday, June 14
- Game 3: 2 p.m. ET | ESPN
- Game 4: 7 p.m. ET | ESPN
✅ Full bracket with matchups will be released once all teams are confirmed.
📺 How to Watch the College World Series 2025
You can catch all the CWS action on major ESPN networks and streaming platforms:
- TV Channels: ESPN, ESPN2, ABC
- Streaming: ESPN App (TV provider login), ESPN+
🖥️ Broadcasting Breakdown:
- 15 of 17 possible games: ESPN
- 1 game: ESPN2 (June 15, 7 p.m. ET)
- 1 game: ABC (Game 2 of Finals, June 22)
📌 Key Storylines to Watch
- Coastal Carolina’s Win Streak: The Chanticleers enter Omaha on a 23-game win streak – the longest since 1999.
- LSU’s Firepower: With dominating wins, LSU looks like a title favorite.
- Pac-12 Power: Oregon State and UCLA both looked dominant in Super Regionals.
- Cinderella Run: Arizona’s road win against UNC makes them a dark horse.
📊 College World Series FAQs
Q1: When does the College World Series 2025 start?
🗓️ June 13, 2025, in Omaha, Nebraska.
Q2: Where is the College World Series held?
📍 Charles Schwab Field, Omaha.
Q3: How many teams compete in the CWS?
8 teams compete in a double-elimination format.
Q4: How can I watch the CWS live?
📺 ESPN, ESPN2, ABC; also streaming on ESPN app and ESPN+.
Q5: Who has the longest active win streak entering the CWS?
✅ Coastal Carolina, with 23 straight wins.
✅ Conclusion
The 2025 College World Series promises top-tier baseball, dramatic finishes, and unforgettable moments. With teams like Coastal Carolina surging and SEC powerhouses dominating, Omaha is ready to host another classic. Stay tuned for updated matchups, game results, and highlights from college baseball’s biggest stage.
