2000 Lone Star Conference Tournament

The 2000 Lone Star Conference baseball tournament was held in Stephenville, TX. Abilene Christian University defeated Northeastern State University for the title. Jeremy Smith and Ryan Williams of Abilene Christian were named co-MVPs.

Participating Teams

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	18-4	Mike Metheny
	Northeastern State University	13-8	Kevin Riggs
	Tarleton State University	12-8	Jack Allen
	Abilene Christian University	12-8	Britt Bonneau

Results

Bracket

	First Round					Second Round					Final
		Southeastern Oklahoma St.	14
		Abilene Christian	15
							Abilene Christian	14
							Northeastern State	7
		Northeastern State	3
		Tarleton State	1
												Abilene Christian	2	20
												Northeastern State	15	10
							Northeastern State	9
		Southeastern Oklahoma St.	5				Tarleton State	1
		Tarleton State	6

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
Game 1	Northeastern State University	3-1	Tarleton State University
Game 2	Abilene Christian University	15-14	Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Game 3	Tarleton State University	6-5	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	Southeastern Oklahoma St. eliminated
Game 4	Abilene Christian University	14-7	Northeastern State University
Game 5	Northeastern State University	9-1	Tarleton State University	Tarleton St. eliminated
Game 6	Northeastern State University	15-2	Abilene Christian University
Game 7	Abilene Christian University	20-10	Northeastern State University	Abilene Christian advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team

• 1B – Matt Davis, Northeastern State
• 2B – Matt Davidson, Abilene Christian
• SS – Chad Cole, Northeastern State
• 3B – David Soto, Abilene Christian
• C – Blake Hughes, Abilene Christian
• DH – Mike Gonzalez, Tarleton State
• OF – Kris Coffey, Northeastern State
• OF – Phil Gentry, Abilene Christian
• OF – Jeremy Williams, Southeastern Oklahoma
• P – Pacer Bourland, Tarleton State
• P – Josh King, Northeastern State
• P – Jeff Wells, Northeastern State
• P – Joe Gutierrez, Northeastern State
• co-MVPs – Jeremy Smith and Ryan Williams, Abilene Christian