1993 South Atlantic Conference Tournament

The 1993 South Atlantic Conference baseball tournament was held April 20 at the higher seed for single elimination games and April 23-25 at Henderson Field in Mars Hill, NC for a double elimination tournament. #1 Carson-Newman College defeated #2 Catawba College for the title. Brad Strauss of Catawba was name MVP.

Participating Teams

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
1	Carson-Newman College	16-5	Gary Rundles
2	Catawba College	16-5	Dick Williams
3	Elon College	14-7	Mike Hardin
4	Wingate College	11-10	Ron Christopher
5	Lenoir-Rhyne College	10-11	John Hamilton
6	Presbyterian College	9-12	Tim Corbin
7	Mars Hill College	5-16	Charlie Phillips
8	Gardner-Webb College	3-18	Clyde Miller

Results

Bracket

	Single Elimination					Round 2					Round 3										Finals
	1	Carson-Newman	16
	8	Gardner-Webb	6
						1	Carson-Newman	8
						4	Wingate	5
	4	Wingate	5
	5	Lenoir-Rhyne	4
											1	Carson-Newman	10
											6	Presbyterian	2
	2	Catawba	12
	7	Mars Hill	8
						2	Catawba	4
						6	Presbyterian	6
	3	Elon	5
	6	Presbyterian	8																		1	Carson-Newman	5	9
																					2	Catawba	22	8
											Losers Bracket 2					Losers Bracket Final
																6	Presbyterian	11
											4	Wingate	4			2	Catawba	16
											2	Catawba	9

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
April 20
Game 1	Carson-Newman College	16-6	Gardner-Webb College	Gardner-Webb eliminated
Game 2	Catawba College	12-8	Mars Hill College	Mars Hill eliminated
Game 3	Wingate College	5-4	Lenoir-Rhyne College	Lenoir-Rhyne eliminated
Game 4	Presbyterian College	8-5	Elon College	Elon eliminated
April 23
Game 5	Presbyterian College	6-4	Catawba College
Game 6	Carson-Newman College	8-5	Wingate College
Game 7	Catawba College	9-4	Wingate College	Wingate eliminated
April 24
Game 8	Carson-Newman College	10-2	Presbyterian College
Game 9	Catawba College	16-11	Presbyterian College	Presbyterian eliminated
April 25
Game 10	Catawba College	22-5	Carson-Newman College
Game 11	Carson-Newman College	9-8	Catawba College	Carson-Newman wins tournament