2025 Big Ten Conference Tournament

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The 2025 Big Ten Conference baseball tournament was held May 20-25 at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, NE. #8 University of Nebraska defeated #2 University of California, Los Angeles for the title. Roch Cholowsky of UCLA was named Most Outstanding Player.

Participating Teams[edit]

Pool A[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 University of Oregon 22-8 Mark Wasikowski
8 University of Nebraska 15-15 Will Bolt
12 Michigan State University 13-17 Jake Boss, Jr.

Pool B[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
2 University of California, Los Angeles 22-8 John Savage
7 University of Michigan 16-14 Tracy Smith
11 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 14-16 Dan Hartleb

Pool C[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
3 University of Iowa 21-9 Rick Heller
6 Indiana University Bloomington 16-14 Jeff Mercer
10 Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey at New Brunswick 15-15 Steve Owens

Pool D[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
4 University of Southern California 18-12 Andy Stankiewicz
5 University of Washington 17-13 Eddie Smith
9 Pennsylvania State University 15-15 Mike Gambino

Results[edit]

Finals Bracket[edit]

  Semifinals Finals
                 
8  Nebraska 6  
9  Penn State 3  
  8  Nebraska 5
  2  UCLA 0
2  UCLA 9
3  Iowa 3  



Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 20
Game 1 University of Illinois 6-5 (10) University of Michigan
Game 2 Rutgers University 5-2 Indiana University
Game 3 University of Nebraska 5-4 Michigan State University
May 21
Game 4 University of California, Los Angeles 8-6 University of Illinois
Game 5 Pennsylvania State University 5-3 University of Washington
Game 6 University of Iowa 4-3 Rutgers University
May 22
Game 7 University of California, Los Angeles 7-5 University of Michigan UCLA wins Pool B
Game 8 Pennsylvania State University 2-1 University of Southern California Penn State wins Pool D
Game 9 University of Oregon 4-2 Michigan State University
Game 10 Indiana University 5-0 University of Iowa Iowa wins Pool C
May 23
Game 11 University of Southern California 6-5 University of Washington
May 24
Game 12 University of Nebraska 7-3 University of Oregon Nebraska wins Pool A
Semi-final 1 University of California, Los Angeles 9-3 University of Iowa
Semi-final 2 University of Nebraska 6-3 Pennsylvania State University
May 25
Championship University of Nebraska 5-0 University of California, Los Angeles advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team[edit]

  • P — Cade Obermueller, Iowa
  • P — Jackson Brockett, Nebraska
  • P — Luke Broderick, Nebraska
  • C — Noah Miller, Michigan
  • 1B — Drake Westcott, Illinois
  • 2B — Cayden Brumbaugh, Nebraska
  • SS — Roch Cholowsky, UCLA
  • 3B — Roman Martin, UCLA
  • OF — Devin Taylor, Indiana
  • OF — Gabe Swansen, Nebraska
  • OF — Paxton Kling, Penn State
  • DH — Dominic Hellman, Oregon