College World Series

College World Series

The College World Series is put together annually by the College World Series of Omaha, Inc. — a non-profit organization formed in 1967. Omaha, Nebraska has been the host of the College World Series since 1949 and Baseball Almanac is pleased to present a list of winners, runner-ups, and final scores (which, starting in 2003, went to a best of three format) for each Series.

"It has been our pleasure to host the College World Series for more than fifty years. The Series is an event in which we take pride. A lot of hard work, dedication and commitment of our many volunteers,local business contributors and the city, has built the College World Series from its humble beginnings to the enjoyable event it is today." - President of the College World Series of Omaha, Inc. Jack Diesing, Jr. (2004)

The College World Series A Chronological Overview
Year	Winner	Runner-up	Score
2008	California State University, Fresno	University of Georgia	6-7, 19-10, 6-1
2007	Oregon State University	University of North Carolina	11-4, 9-3
2006	Oregon State University	University of North Carolina	3-4, 11-7, 3-2
2005	University of Texas	University of Florida	4-2, 6-2
2004	Cal State Fullerton	University of Texas	6-4, 3-2
2003	Rice University	Stanford University	4-3, 3-8, 14-2
2002	University of Texas	University of South Carolina	12-6
2001	University of Miami	Stanford University	12-1
2000	Louisiana State University	Stanford University	6-5
1999	University of Miami	Florida State University	6-5
1998	University of Southern California	Arizona State University	21-14
1997	Louisiana State University	University of Alabama	13-6
1996	Louisiana State University	University of Miami	9-8
1995	Cal State Fullerton	University of Southern California	11-5
1994	University of Oklahoma	Georgia Institute of Technology	13-5
1993	Louisiana State University	Wichita State University	8-0
1992	Pepperdine University	Cal State Fullerton	3-2
1991	Louisiana State University	Wichita State University	6-3
1990	University of Georgia	Oklahoma State University	2-1
1989	Wichita State University	University of Texas	5-3
1988	Stanford University	Arizona State University	9-4
1987	Stanford University	Oklahoma State University	9-5
1986	University of Arizona	Florida State University	10-2
1985	University of Miami	University of Texas	10-6
1984	Cal State Fullerton	University of Texas	3-1
1983	University of Texas	University of Alabama	4-3
1982	University of Miami	Wichita State University	9-3
1981	Arizona State University	Oklahoma State University	7-4
1980	University of Arizona	University of Hawaii	5-3
1979	Cal State Fullerton	University of Arkansas	2-1
1978	University of Southern California	Arizona State University	10-3
1977	Arizona State University	University of South Carolina	2-1
1976	University of Arizona	Eastern Michigan University	7-1
1975	University of Texas	University of South Carolina	5-1
1974	University of Southern California	University of Miami	7-3
1973	University of Southern California	Arizona State University	4-3
1972	University of Southern California	Arizona State University	1-0
1971	University of Southern California	Southern Illinois University	7-2
1970	University of Southern California	Florida State University	2-1
1969	Arizona State University	University of Tulsa	10-1
1968	University of Southern California	Southern Illinois University	4-3
1967	Arizona State University	University of Houston	11-2
1966	Ohio State University	Oklahoma State University	8-2
1965	Arizona State University	Ohio State University	2-1
1964	University of Minnesota	University of Missouri	5-1
1963	University of Southern California	University of Arizona	5-2
1962	University of Michigan	UC Santa Barbara	5-4
1961	University of Southern California	Oklahoma State University	1-0
1960	University of Minnesota	University of Southern California	2-1
1959	Oklahoma State University	University of Arizona	5-3
1958	University of Southern California	University of Missouri	8-7
1957	University of California	Pennsylvania State University	1-0
1956	University of Minnesota	University of Arizona	12-1
1955	Wake Forest University	Western Michigan University	7-6
1954	University of Missouri	Rollins College	4-1
1953	University of Michigan	University of Texas	7-5
1952	College of the Holy Cross	University of Missouri	8-4
1951	University of Oklahoma	University of Tennessee	3-2
1950	University of Texas	Washington State University	3-0
1949	University of Texas	Wake Forest University	10-3
1948	University of Southern California	Yale University	9-2
1947	University of California	Yale University	8-7
Year	Winner	Runner-up	Score
The College World Series

Did you know that during the 2002 College World Series the five millionth fan passed through the gates at Rosenblatt Stadium?

The fact above deals specifically with overall attendance data at the entire College World Series. Here are the top ten marks for attendance on any given date:

Rank	Attendance on Date Team[s] (Rank) Who Played That Date
#01	26,327 on 06-14-2003 Texas (13) vs. Miami (2)
#02	25,581 on 06-16-2002 South Carolina (10) vs. Nebraska (8) Clemson (9) vs. Georgia Tech (7)
#03	24,971 on June 17, 2002 Texas (8) vs. Stanford (7)
#04	24,859 on 06-13-1999 Miami (Fla.) (8) vs. Alabama (1) Rice (7) vs. Oklahoma St. (2)
#05	24,740 on 05-31-1998 Arizona St. (9) vs. Miami (Fla.) (2) Long Beach St. (7) vs. Florida St. (4)
#06	24,711 on 06-14-2002 Georgia Tech (11) vs. South Carolina (0) Clemson (11) vs. Nebraska (10)
#07	24,456 on 06-06-1998 Southern California (21) vs. Arizona St. (14)
#08	24,401 on 06-07-1997 LSU (13) vs. Alabama (6)
#09	24,282 on 06-17-2000 LSU (6) vs. Stanford (5)
#10	24,089 on 06-22-2002 Texas (12) vs. South Carolina (6)

Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska serves as the host institution for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) College World Series.

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