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Has an NCAA Baseball game ever ended 26-5?

Yes. NCAA Baseball has seen a final score of 26-5 19 times. It first happened on April 26, 1988, when Southern Illinois beat Murray State, and most recently on April 20, 2024, when Bowling Green State beat Ohio.

Where 26-5 sits among nearby NCAA Baseball scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 26-5 the 276th most common final score out of 531 that have ever occurred in NCAA Baseball. One point away, 27-5 has happened 20 times and 26-6 has happened 27 times. Nearly all of its occurrences fall between 1980 and 2009.

Every 26-5 in NCAA Baseball history

DateResultSeason
2024-04-20Bowling Green State over Ohio2024
2023-05-13Sacred Heart over Dartmouth2023
2023-03-04Coastal Carolina over Davidson2023
2010-04-02Valparaiso over Chicago State2010
2009-04-18Western Carolina over Samford2009
2008-04-26Stanford over Southern California2008
2008-03-30Monmouth over New Jersey Tech2008
2008-02-22Indiana Tech over Alabama A&M2008
2007-03-10Wright State over Air Force2007
2004-04-22Connecticut over Quinnipiac2004
2002-04-30Minnesota over Hamline2002
1999-03-05Louisiana State over Ohio1999
1997-04-05Wichita State over Illinois State1997
1997-03-29Murray State over Morehead State1997
1996-05-12Oklahoma State over Kansas State1996
1996-04-09Kentucky over Marshall1996
1996-02-23Missouri over South Alabama1996
1990-01-01Yale over Bridgeport1990
1988-04-26Southern Illinois over Murray State1988

Open the NCAA Baseball grid at 26-5