Update: North Carolina and Oklahoma have advanced to the Men’s College World Series Finals.
Men’s College World Series 2026: Schedule, scores, and how to watch
Here is everything you need to know about the 2026 Men’s College World Series, from the full schedule to how to watch
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Eight teams have arrived in Omaha chasing one dream.
An NCAA baseball championship.
The Men’s College World Series begins today in Omaha, with a completely new set of teams from last year’s edition. Among the eight teams in the field are five SEC titans (Georgia, Ole Miss, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas), ACC mainstay North Carolina, West Virginia, and this year’s Cinderella, Troy.
Here is the full schedule. For key players, MLB Draft prospects, and how each team got here, we have you covered.
Men’s College World Series schedule and scores
Friday, June 12
Game 1: West Virginia 7, Troy 5
Game 2: North Carolina 6, Ole Miss 2
Saturday, June 13
Game 3: Oklahoma 9, Alabama 0
Game 4: Georgia 7, Texas 1
Sunday, Jun 14
Game 5: Troy 12, Ole Miss 8 (Ole Miss eliminated)
Game 6: North Carolina 5, West Virginia 2
Monday, June 15
Game 7: Texas 14, Alabama 2 (Alabama eliminated)
Game 8: Oklahoma 4, Georgia 3
Tuesday, June 16
Game 9: West Virginia 12, Troy 0 (Troy eliminated)
Game 10: Georgia 2, Texas 0 (Texas eliminated)
Wednesday, June 11
Game 11: North Carolina 12, West Virginia 7 (North Carolina advances to Finals)
Game 12: Oklahoma 11, Georgia 4 (Oklahoma advances to Finals)
MCWS scores and schedule by bracket
Bracket 1
Friday, June 12
Game 1: West Virginia 7, Troy 5
Game 2: North Carolina 6, Ole Miss 2
Sunday, Jun 14
Game 5: Troy 12, Ole Miss 8 (Ole Miss eliminated)
Game 6: North Carolina 5, West Virginia 2
Tuesday, June 16
Game 9: West Virginia 12, Troy 0 (Troy eliminated)
Wednesday, June 11
Game 11: North Carolina 12, West Virginia 7 (North Carolina advances to Finals)
Bracket 2
Saturday, June 13
Game 3: Oklahoma 9, Alabama 0
Game 4: Georgia 7, Texas 1
Monday, June 15
Game 7: Texas 14, Alabama 2 (Alabama eliminated)
Game 8: Oklahoma 4, Georgia 3
Tuesday, June 16
Game 10: Georgia 2, Texas 0 (Texas eliminated)
Wednesday, June 17
Game 12: Oklahoma 11, Georgia 4 (Oklahoma advances to Finals)
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