1984 Division II College World Series

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The 1984 Division II College World Series was held in Riverside, CA. The tournament was won by Cal Northridge, coached by Bob Hiegert. CSUN was the third different CCAA school to win the championship in the last three years. The runner-up was the Florida Southern College. Cal Northridge second basemen Perry Husband was named the series Most Outstanding Player.


[edit] Participating Teams

School Conference Record (Conference) Head Coach CWS Appearances CWS Best Finish
Cal Northridge California Collegiate Athletic Association Bob Hiegert 4
(last:1983)
1st
Columbus State University 42-12-1 Charles Ragsdale 0
(last:none)
none
Florida Southern College Sunshine State Conference 47-15 (21-7) Chuck Anderson 12
(last:1983)
1st
University of New Haven 22-7 Frank Vieira 6
(last:1982)
3rd
South Dakota St. North Central Conference 27-13 (9-4) Mark Ekeland 0
(last:none)
none
Troy State University Gulf South Conference 29-10 (8-2) Chase Riddle 2
(last:1981)
3rd

[edit] Game Results

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
Game 1 Troy State University 5 - 4 University of New Haven
Game 2 Florida Southern College 17 - 5 Columbus State University
Game 3 Cal Northridge 17 - 2 South Dakota St.
Game 4 University of New Haven 7 - 6 Columbus State University Columbus St. elminated
Game 5 Troy State University 12 - 6 South Dakota St. South Dakota St. elminated
Game 6 Florida Southern College 7 - 6 Cal Northridge
Game 7 Florida Southern College 12 - 3 Troy State University
Game 8 Cal Northridge 11 - 3 University of New Haven New Haven elminated
Game 9 Cal Northridge 12 - 4 Troy State University Troy St. elminated
Game 10 Cal Northridge 6 - 3 Florida Southern College
Game 11 Cal Northridge 10 - 5 Florida Southern College Cal Northridge wins CWS


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