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The NCBA Div. II World Series Championship Game start time has been changed due to the threat of severe inclement weather. The first pitch will take place Tuesday at 2:00 pm CST at Brooks Stadium in Paducah, KY.
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Sorry for the delay. The month of May got to me. But here is what you've all been waiting for, the Rawlings Week 24 DII Top 15 Poll. Next and Final Poll 5/23/13
The District Champions were crowned and now they all move on to compete in the 2013 NCBA DII World Series to fight for a chance to win a National Championship. Seeding is set and matchups are finaliz.
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First-year program, Stephen F. Austin defeats Rice 5-2 in the Championship Game to win the District VII Crown and move onto compete for the chance at a National Championship at the 2013 NCBA DII World Series.
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Needing two wins over Hofstra to win the District II Crown, Northeastern wins first game 7-5 and wins the final game 7-6 to earn their spot in the NCBA DII World Series!
It took a change in location and 9 innings for SIU Edwardsville to come out on top against OSU DII in the District VI Championship Game. SIUE defeated OSU 7-6 and will move onto represent District VI in the 2013 NCBA DII World Series.
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Wisconsin wins 1-0 against MSU Moorhead in the bottom of the 8th inning on a wild pitch. The win clinches the District V Crown and a spot in the DII in the 2013 NCBA DII World Series.
With a 6-2 win over Longwood in the Championship Game of the District III Championship, Maryland DII moves onto the 2013 DII World Series once again!
With a 2-0 win over rival WVU in the Championship Game, Penn State (DII) moves onto the 2013 NCBA DII World Series in Paducah, KY.
Wins
| #1 | Messina, Thomas | St. Joe's | 7 |
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| #2 | Carignan, Phil | Northeastern | 6 |
| #3 | Coronado, Michael | Stephen F Austin | 6 |
| #4 | Gannon, Adam | Northern Michigan | 6 |
| #5 | Goebel, Tony | Wyoming | 6 |
ERA (Minimum 25 IP)
| #1 | Eichelberger, Evin | UNCW | 0.844 |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | Brosch, Patrick | Houston | 1.005 |
| #3 | Rueter, Tyler | Niagara | 1.038 |
| #4 | Nanney, Russell | Central Missouri | 1.286 |
| #5 | Ahrens, Mike | Hofstra | 1.364 |
Strikeouts
| #1 | Brosch, Patrick | Houston | 84 |
|---|---|---|---|
| #2 | Messina, Thomas | St. Joe's | 68 |
| #3 | McArdle, Matthew | *Lee | 66 |
| #4 | Wilson, Joe | Ohio State (DII) | 55 |
| #5 | Osburn, Jordan | SUNY - Binghamton | 52 |
AVG (Minimum 45 PA)
| #1 | Cope, Mike Cope | UCCS | 0.551 |
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| #2 | Horton, Ryan | Western State | 0.534 |
| #3 | Fletcher, Jonathan | Stephen F Austin | 0.513 |
| #4 | Meining, Connor | Colorado (Mines) | 0.513 |
| #5 | Palangio, Antonio | Robert Morris | 0.513 |
French fried the oppositions pitchers in 5 games played at the District II Playoff. In total he went 8-12, with 2 2B's, 3B, 3 RBI's, 5 Runs, 1 stolen base and 3 walks to help NEU win District II!
August throws a No-No against Lakhead in the District V Playoff. He threw a 7-inning CG SO, earning the W, while allowing 0 H, 0 R, 2 BB's and 6 K's to get Wisconsin back to the WS.