1986 Pacific-10 Conference North Tournament

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The 1986 Pacific-10 Conference North baseball tournament was held May 15-18 in Spokane, WA. #1 Oregon State University defeated #3 Portland State University for the title.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 Oregon State University 18-5 Jack Riley
2 Gonzaga University 13-10 Steve Hertz
3 Portland State University 12-11 Jack Dunn
4 Washington State University 11-12 Chuck Brayton
5 University of Portland 10-13 Joe Etzel
6 University of Washington 9-14 Bob MacDonald

Results[edit]

Bracket[edit]

  First round Second round Third round Semi-finals Finals
                                                 
  1 Oregon State 10  
  6 Washington 2     1 Oregon State 6  
    5 Portland 5    
  2 Gonzaga 4         1 Oregon State 3            
  5 Portland 2           3 Portland State 4              
      2 Gonzaga 2           3 Portland State 4 7
      3 Portland State 5         1 Oregon State 7 8
  3 Portland State 14         1 Oregon State 11    
  4 Washington State 7       2 Gonzaga 7     4 Washington State 4  
  6 Washington 5     4 Washington State 17  
  4 Washington State 6  



Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 15
Game 1 Gonzaga University 4-2 University of Portland
Game 2 Portland State University 14-7 Washington State University
Game 3 Oregon State University 10-2 University of Washington
May 16
Game 4 Washington State University 6-5 University of Washington Washington eliminated
Game 5 Oregon State University 6-5 University of Portland Portland eliminated
Game 6 Portland State University 5-2 Gonzaga University
May 17
Game 7 Portland State University 4-3 (11) Oregon State University
Game 8 Washington State University 17-7 Gonzaga University Gonzaga eliminated
Game 9 Oregon State University 11-4 Washington State University Washington State eliminated
May 18
Game 10 Oregon State University 7-4 Portland State University
Game 11 Oregon State University 8-7 (11) Portland State University Oregon State advances to NCAA tournament