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Has an NCAA Baseball game ever ended 28-4?

It has. 28-4 has been a NCAA Baseball final 19 times in 291,897 games. The first was George Washington beat Coppin State on January 1, 1990; the latest was Loyola Marymount beat Dartmouth on March 15, 2024.

Where 28-4 sits among nearby NCAA Baseball scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 28-4 the 276th most common final score out of 531 that have ever occurred in NCAA Baseball. One point away, 29-4 has happened 8 times and 28-5 has happened 12 times.

Every 28-4 in NCAA Baseball history

DateResultSeason
2024-03-15Loyola Marymount over Dartmouth2024
2022-03-01James Madison over VMI2022
2019-04-07Virginia Commonwealth over LaSalle2019
2017-04-11Rutgers over Lafayette2017
2017-04-09Rider over St. Peter's2017
2010-04-21Buffalo over Niagara2010
2009-03-31Norfolk State over Coppin State2009
2005-04-05Oklahoma State over Arkansas-Pine Bluff2005
2002-05-18Bowling Green State over Akron2002
2002-03-06Oklahoma State over Western Illinois2002
2001-03-10Rhode Island over Monmouth2001
2001-02-03Southwest Texas State over Texas Southern2001
1997-04-14Fordham over St. Joseph's1997
1997-03-02Arizona State over Eastern Michigan1997
1997-02-25UC Santa Barbara over Westmont1997
1996-02-27Coastal Carolina over Mount St. Mary's1996
1994-02-27Washington over Concordia1994
1991-02-23Wichita State over St. Louis1991
1990-01-01George Washington over Coppin State1990

Open the NCAA Baseball grid at 28-4