Depauw walks off Wooster in the 11th. Puts Wooster in a very tough place for tomorrow. Maybe Wooster just isn't a "postseason" team...struggles in Chillicothe continue

Oberlin's 2016 schedule has been released. Massive step up for the Yeomen with their strength of schedule after winning the NCAC last year. Play Case, ONU, and John Carroll in addition to 16 games in 8 days in Arizona. Hard pressed to find a more difficult and demanding schedule in D3 baseball

OBERLIN WINS!! Game resumed in bottom 6th with YEO trailing Keystone (31-11) 4-1. Yeo battled back and won 5-4. The Cinderella story continues!! They now play RPI at 1 PM with a spot in the championship game against Cortland (who they beat through 8 innings) on the line.

OBERLIN WINS!! Game resumed in bottom 6th with YEO trailing Keystone (31-11) 4-1. Yeo battled back and won 5-4. The Cinderella story continues!! They now play RPI at 1 PM with a spot in the championship game against Cortland (who they beat through 8 innings) on the line.

Oberlin defeats SUNY Old Westbury 9-3 (who defeated BW) and advances to play Keystone at 8 tonight. Go Yeo!

BW faced a kid last night on Old Westbury (Tim Ingham I believe was his name) who was the best pitcher I have ever seen at the D3 level. Kid was sitting 90-92, topped 93 and had 14 strikeouts through 8 innings. Pretty bueno. Oberlin has competed their a** off at this tournament and looked as good as anybody here. Took Cortland to the wire (they outplayed Cortland in all facets besides the 9 walks the Oberlin pitchers gave up) and then dominated a solid Oswego team this morning. Let's hope they can keep it going.

Wooster denied an at-large bid...pretty unbelievable that Wooster's season was ended by Oberlin. Oberlin plays #1 SUNY Cortland on Wednesday in the New York Regional.

Oberlin defeats Wooster 11-5 and wins its first ever NCAC title. Incredible past couple weeks for them as they have combined stellar hitting, solid pitching (Freshman Pitcher Milo Sklar was named Tournament MVP) and clean defense. They now head on to the NCAA tournament.

In today's action, Allegheny defeated Denison 3-0 and Oberlin upset Depauw 11-1 to finalize the Final 4 in the NCAC.

Here is schedule for Thursday (NCAC has elected to have a two-day tournament)
10 A.M. Wooster vs Ohio Wesleyan
1 P.M Oberlin vs Allegheny

Should be a great tournament!

So with OWU and Witt splitting today...can anyone speak definitively about what the tiebreaker is?? I have heard that next in line for the tiebreaker is "Aggregate Head-To-Head Runs" which would give Depauw the advantage, but I can't speak for sure on this.

Does anyone know what the tiebreaker would be if Depauw and OWU end up in a 1st place tie in the West Division? They split in their regular season series.

Worth noting that Oberlin will be playing 14 games in 7 days this year on their spring trip in Arizona (they are also the only NCAC squad that heads to Arizona)...easily the most daunting spring trip in the NCAC

@Bishopleftiesdad

Just wanted to note that Nick Buckingham is NOT on the Wooster roster and will not be pitching for them this year. It is worth noting that Wooster got Anthony Malky, a D1 right handed transfer from Akron (http://triblive.com/sports/college/district/6385662-74/malky-coach-division#axzz3SlbStDK6). I disagree with you, however, that Wooster doesn't have anything to prove. It looks like their staff will be Malky, Whitaker, Woullard, and Schlueter. Besides Woullard (who didn't pitch particularly well in a starting role), none of these guys have started any meaningful games in their college careers.

Watched Wooster play Oberlin today, and was quite honestly not very impressed with the Scots. Obviously, Wooster has a ton of talent (most in the conference IMO) but something looked out of sync between Brown, Fanelly (who I think is the most skilled big in the conference), Panelly (who hit a huge three when Oberlin threatened to within 6 with 1:30 to go) and LaLonde. I don't know if it's just too much talent that collides when put together or what, but Wooster sure seems to be playing beneath their potential level.

Also, worth mentioning, part of the reason Steve Moore has been so successful is because he has had the refs in his back pocket for years. Wooster got absolutely ALL the calls today against Oberlin, and easily could have lost that game if things had gone differently. I don't see them winning the NCAC.

Oberlin will most likely play their next three games against OWU,Wooster, and then OWU/Wooster again in the playoffs...call me a homer, but I think they'll win one of those games