Friday, June 2
Corvallis, OR
8:00 PM
Oregon State
vs
Holy Cross
Photo by: Karl Maasdam/Oregon State Athletics
Beavers Set For Regional Opener Friday
May 31, 2017 | Baseball
First pitch is set for 8:04 p.m. PT
Game 54 • Home Game 28
Oregon State (49-4) vs. Holy Cross (23-27)
Friday • June 2, 2017 • 8:04 p.m. PT
Corvallis, Ore. • Goss Stadium at Coleman Field
The Game
Oregon State opens NCAA postseason action when hosting Holy Cross at the Corvallis Regional Friday night. First pitch at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field is slated for 8:04 p.m. PT.
Radio
The game will air live on the Beaver Sports Network, TuneIn (search Beaver Sports Network) and OSUBeavers.com. For more information on catching the Beavers on the radio, check osubeavers.com. A full listing of stations for the game is also available at the bottom of these game notes.
Television
The game will be televised on ESPNU, with Roxy Bernstein and Wes Clements on the call.
Live Video
Subscribers to ESPNU and its family of networks can find the game online at Watch ESPN.
Online
Live stats for the game can be accessed by clicking on the live stats link located on the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com.
Attendance Watch At Home
Oregon State has set a single-season school-record with total attendance of 83,181 through its first 27 home games, with one counting as a single-ticket doubleheader. That's an average of 3,199 per game.
Last Game
Jordan Britton tossed a career-long six innings, striking out seven, to pace Oregon State to a 4-2 win over Abilene Christian Sunday to close out the regular season. Andy Atwood paced the OSU offense with his first career home run.
Four Losses
Per the NCAA and Associated Press, Oregon State's four losses are the fewest by a team entering the postseason since Harvard went 27-4 in 1984.Â
Going For 50
A win Friday would put the Beavers at 50 wins for just the third time in school history. Oregon State's 2013 club set the record with 52, in a College World Series season, while the 2006 National Champions went 50-16.Â
16 Straight
Oregon State carries the nation's longest active win streak at 16 games into Friday's opener. The Beavers, of course, hold the longest of the year at 23 games, which spanned late February into mid-April. OSU also has the longest active home winning streak at 12.
National Honors
Luke Heimlich and Nick Madrigal both earned national honors on Wednesday. Both were named as semifinalists (25 total) for the 2017 Golden Spikes Award. Earlier in the day, Heimlich was also named one of five finalists for the College Baseball Hall of Fame's National Pitcher of the Year award.
Academics, Too
Oregon State tallied a school-record 16 student-athletes named Pac-12 All-Academic on Tuesday. OSU led the league with three First-Teamers - Jack Anderson, Max Engelbrekt and Jake Thompson - and three Second-Teamers - Andy Atwood, Cadyn Grenier and Michael Gretler.
Singles
• Oregon State has won 10 consecutive NCAA Regional opening-games dating to 2005.
• OSU is 1-0 against the Patriot League, defeating Lafayette, 11-5, in 1991.
Oregon State (49-4) vs. Holy Cross (23-27)
Friday • June 2, 2017 • 8:04 p.m. PT
Corvallis, Ore. • Goss Stadium at Coleman Field
The Game
Oregon State opens NCAA postseason action when hosting Holy Cross at the Corvallis Regional Friday night. First pitch at Goss Stadium at Coleman Field is slated for 8:04 p.m. PT.
Radio
The game will air live on the Beaver Sports Network, TuneIn (search Beaver Sports Network) and OSUBeavers.com. For more information on catching the Beavers on the radio, check osubeavers.com. A full listing of stations for the game is also available at the bottom of these game notes.
Television
The game will be televised on ESPNU, with Roxy Bernstein and Wes Clements on the call.
Live Video
Subscribers to ESPNU and its family of networks can find the game online at Watch ESPN.
Online
Live stats for the game can be accessed by clicking on the live stats link located on the baseball schedule page on osubeavers.com.
Attendance Watch At Home
Oregon State has set a single-season school-record with total attendance of 83,181 through its first 27 home games, with one counting as a single-ticket doubleheader. That's an average of 3,199 per game.
Last Game
Jordan Britton tossed a career-long six innings, striking out seven, to pace Oregon State to a 4-2 win over Abilene Christian Sunday to close out the regular season. Andy Atwood paced the OSU offense with his first career home run.
Four Losses
Per the NCAA and Associated Press, Oregon State's four losses are the fewest by a team entering the postseason since Harvard went 27-4 in 1984.Â
Going For 50
A win Friday would put the Beavers at 50 wins for just the third time in school history. Oregon State's 2013 club set the record with 52, in a College World Series season, while the 2006 National Champions went 50-16.Â
16 Straight
Oregon State carries the nation's longest active win streak at 16 games into Friday's opener. The Beavers, of course, hold the longest of the year at 23 games, which spanned late February into mid-April. OSU also has the longest active home winning streak at 12.
National Honors
Luke Heimlich and Nick Madrigal both earned national honors on Wednesday. Both were named as semifinalists (25 total) for the 2017 Golden Spikes Award. Earlier in the day, Heimlich was also named one of five finalists for the College Baseball Hall of Fame's National Pitcher of the Year award.
Academics, Too
Oregon State tallied a school-record 16 student-athletes named Pac-12 All-Academic on Tuesday. OSU led the league with three First-Teamers - Jack Anderson, Max Engelbrekt and Jake Thompson - and three Second-Teamers - Andy Atwood, Cadyn Grenier and Michael Gretler.
Singles
• Oregon State has won 10 consecutive NCAA Regional opening-games dating to 2005.
• OSU is 1-0 against the Patriot League, defeating Lafayette, 11-5, in 1991.
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