2011 Sun Belt Conference Tournament

The 2011 Sun Belt Conference baseball tournament was held May 25 - 29 in Monroe, LA. The tournament was broken into 2 4-team brackets playing a round-robin schedule. The winners of each bracket played a 1 game championship. #8 University of Arkansas at Little Rock defeated #2 Florida International University for the title. Pitcher Garrett Graziano of Arkansas-Little Rock was named tournament MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Bracket 1

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
1	Troy University	21-9	Bobby Pierce
4	Western Kentucky University	17-13	Chris Finwood
5	Florida Atlantic University	17-13	John McCormack
8	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	10-20	Scott Norwood

Bracket 2

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
2	Florida International University	20-9-1	Turtle Thomas
3	University of Louisiana at Lafayette	18-12	Tony Robichaux
6	University of South Alabama	15-15	Steve Kittrell
7	Arkansas State University	13-16-1	Tommy Raffo

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 25
Game 1	Western Kentucky University	11-10 (12)	Florida Atlantic University
Game 2	Florida International University	13-10 (10)	Arkansas State University
Game 3	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	4-2 (10)	Troy University
May 26
Game 4	University of South Alabama	10-6	University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Game 5	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	9-5	Western Kentucky University
Game 6	Troy University	9-6	Florida Atlantic University
May 27
Game 7	Arkansas State University	3-0	University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Game 8	Florida International University	11-0 (7)	University of South Alabama
Game 9	Troy University	4-2	Western Kentucky University
May 28
Game 10	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	5-3	Florida Atlantic University	Arkansas Little Rock wins bracket with 3-0 record
Game 11	Arkansas State University	12-9	University of South Alabama
Game 12	Florida International University	11-8 (10)	University of Louisiana at Lafayette	Florida International wins bracket with 3-0 record
May 29
Game 13	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	7-6	Florida International University	Arkansas Little Rock advances to NCAA tournament