1990 NAIA College World Series

The 1990 NAIA College World Series was held in Lewiston, ID. The ten team field was composed of eight teams that qualified for the tournament by winning their District and Area Tournaments, plus the highest ranked school that finished second in an area tournament, plus the host school. Host school Lewis-Clark State College defeated Auburn University at Montgomery in the championship game. Mark Rasmussen of Lewis-Clark State was named MVP.

Participating Teams

School	Conference	Record (Conference)	Head Coach	CWS Appearances	CWS Best Finish
Auburn University at Montgomery	Southern States Athletic Conference	32-15 (17-7)	Q.V. Lowe	0 (last:none)	none
Dallas Baptist University		43-30	Jim Harp	4 (last:1989)	2nd
Grand Canyon University		41-26	Gil Stafford	9 (last:1988)	1st
Lewis & Clark College	Northwest Conference	34-14 (12-5)	Jerry Gatto	0 (last:none)	none
Lewis-Clark State College		38-13	Ed Cheff	12 (last:1989)	1st
Southeastern Oklahoma State University		32-17	Mike Metheny	5 (last:1982)	2nd
College of St. Francis		45-23	Gordie Gillespie	5 (last:1989)	2nd
College of Saint Rose		36-7	Bob Bellizzi	0 (last:none)	none
West Liberty State College	West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	32-15 (12-6)	Bo McConnaughy	1 (last:1964)	1st
University of Wisconsin-Stout	Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	29-8	Terry Petrie	1 (last:1989)	7th

Results

1990 College World Series Bracket

	Upper Round 1					Upper Round 2					Upper Round 3					Upper Final Both teams advance
							Grand Canyon	9
		Lewis-Clark (ID)	8				Lewis-Clark (ID)	13
		Lewis & Clark (OR)	0									Lewis-Clark (ID)	8
												St. Francis (IL)	9
							St. Francis (IL)	12
							Saint Rose	2
																	St. Francis (IL)	10
																	SE Oklahoma St.	8
							Wisconsin-Stout	6
		SE Oklahoma St.	8				SE Oklahoma St.	16
		Dallas Baptist	1									SE Oklahoma St.	8
												Auburn-Montgomery	0
							Auburn-Montgomery	8
							West Liberty St.	4
	Lower Round 1					Lower Round 2					Lower Round 3 Both winners advance
												Lewis-Clark (ID)	11
							Wisconsin-Stout	4				Saint Rose	3
		Saint Rose	10				Saint Rose	6
		Lewis & Clark (OR)	9
												Auburn-Montgomery	7
							Grand Canyon	4				Grand Canyon	4
		West Liberty St.	5				Dallas Baptist	1
		Dallas Baptist	6

Re-Ordered Semifinals

	Semifinals					Elimination					Final
		St. Francis (IL)	2									Auburn-Montgomery	4
		Auburn-Montgomery	4									Lewis-Clark (ID)	9
							St. Francis (IL)	3
							Auburn-Montgomery	4
		SE Oklahoma St.	3
		Lewis-Clark (ID)	5

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 25
Game 1	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	8-1	Dallas Baptist University
Game 2	Auburn University at Montgomery	8-4	West Liberty State College
Game 3	College of St. Francis	12-2	College of Saint Rose
Game 4	Lewis-Clark State College	8-0	Lewis & Clark College
May 26
Game 5	Dallas Baptist University	6-5	West Liberty State College	West Liberty eliminated
Game 6	College of Saint Rose	10-9	Lewis & Clark College	Lewis & Clark eliminated
Game 7	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	16-6	University of Wisconsin-Stout
Game 8	Lewis-Clark State College	13-9	Grand Canyon University
May 28
Game 9	College of Saint Rose	6-4	University of Wisconsin-Stout	Wisconsin-Stout eliminated
Game 10	Grand Canyon University	4-1	Dallas Baptist University	Dallas Baptist eliminated
Game 11	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	8-0	Auburn University at Montgomery
Game 12	College of St. Francis	9-8	Lewis-Clark State College
May 29
Game 13	Auburn University at Montgomery	7-4	Grand Canyon University	Grand Canyon eliminated
Game 14	College of St. Francis	10-8	Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Game 15	Lewis-Clark State College	11-3	College of Saint Rose	St. Rose eliminated
May 30
Game 16	Auburn University at Montgomery	4-2	College of St. Francis
May 31
Game 17	Auburn University at Montgomery	4-3	College of St. Francis	St. Francis eliminated
Game 18	Lewis-Clark State College	5-3	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	SE Oklahoma eliminated
June 1
Game 19	Lewis-Clark State College	9-4	Auburn University at Montgomery