1967 CWS District Tournaments

The field of 25 teams in the 1967 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship is broken down into 4 4-team District Tournaments, 1 3-team District Tournament, and 3 2-team District Tournaments. The District tournaments are double-elimination format. The winners of each District advance to the College World Series.

District 1

• Amherst, MA

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	College of the Holy Cross	0-2	3rd
	University of Massachusetts	2-0	Advances to District finals

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Boston College	2-1	Advances to District finals
	Dartmouth College	1-2	3rd

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Boston College	2-1	Advances to College World Series
	University of Massachusetts	1-2	2nd

District 2

• Princeton, NJ

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Ithaca College	0-2	4th
	Penn State University	1-2	3rd
	Rider College	3-0	Advances to College World Series
	St. John's University	2-2	2nd

District 3

• Gastonia, NC

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Auburn University	3-1	Advances to College World Series
	Clemson University	3-2	2nd
	Florida State University	1-2	3rd
	West Virginia University	0-2	4th

District 4

• Carbondale, IL

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Ohio State University	3-1	Advances to College World Series
	Southern Illinois University	1-2	3rd
	Valparaiso University	0-2	4th
	Western Michigan University	3-2	2nd

District 5

• Stillwater, OK

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	University of Cincinnati	1-2	2nd
	Oklahoma State University	2-1	Advances to College World Series

District 6

• Houston, TX & Austin, TX

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	University of Houston	2-1	Advances to College World Series
	University of Texas	1-2	2nd

District 7

• Phoenix, AZ

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	United States Air Force Academy	2-0	Advances to meet ASU
	University of Idaho	0-2	3rd

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	United States Air Force Academy	1-2	2nd
	Arizona State University	2-1	Advances to College World Series

District 8

• Stanford, CA & Fresno, CA

Seed	School	Results	Finish
	Fresno State University	1-2	2nd
	Stanford University	2-1	Advances to College World Series