2026 Summit League Tournament

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The 2026 Summit League baseball tournament was held May 20-23 at Siebert Field in Minneapolis, MN. #4 South Dakota State University defeated #1 Oral Roberts University for the title. Ty Madison of South Dakota State was named MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 Oral Roberts University 22-6 Ryan Folmar
2 University of Nebraska at Omaha 16-11 Evan Porter
3 University of Northern Colorado 13-15 Mike Anderson
4 South Dakota State University 12-15 Rob Bishop

Results[edit]

Bracket[edit]

  First Round   Second Round   Final
                             
  1 Oral Roberts 3  
  4 South Dakota St. 7    
      4 South Dakota St. 2  
      3 Northern Colorado 1    
  2 Nebraska-Omaha 3          
  3 Northern Colorado 5        
      4 South Dakota St. 1 9
        1 Oral Roberts 4 6
       
    3 Northern Colorado 1    
  1 Oral Roberts 9     1 Oral Roberts 3  
  2 Nebraska-Omaha 0  


Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 20
Game 1 South Dakota State University 7-3 Oral Roberts University
Game 2 University of Northern Colorado 5-3 University of Nebraska at Omaha
May 21
Game 3 Oral Roberts University 9-0 University of Nebraska at Omaha Omaha eliminated
Game 4 South Dakota State University 2-1 University of Northern Colorado
May 22
Game 5 Oral Roberts University 3-1 University of Northern Colorado Northern Colorado eliminated
May 23
Game 6 Oral Roberts University 4-1 South Dakota State University
Game 7 South Dakota State University 9-6 Oral Roberts University South Dakota St. advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team[edit]

  • Will Edmunson, Oral Roberts
  • Jackson Farrell, Oral Roberts
  • Luke Jones, South Dakota State
  • Nathan Love, Oral Roberts
  • Ty Madison, South Dakota State
  • Matthew Mainord, Oral Roberts
  • Ethan Mooser, Northern Colorado
  • Kaden Rylance, South Dakota State
  • Owen Siegert, South Dakota State
  • Makani Tanaka, Oral Roberts
  • Jackson Trout, Omaha
  • Nate Wachter, South Dakota State
  • Reece Wagner, Northern Colorado
  • Nic Werk, South Dakota State

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