2002 NAIA College World Series

The 2002 NAIA College World Series was held in Lewiston, ID. 2002 was the last year the tourmnament was played before the teams were seeded. The 10 team field was made up of the 7 winners of the Regional and Super Regionals plus 3 at-large bids. Lewis-Clark State College defeated Oklahoma City University in the championship game. Andy Torres of Lewis-Clark State was named MVP.

Participating Teams

School	Conference	Record (Conference)	Head Coach	CWS Appearances	CWS Best Finish
Albertson College of Idaho	Cascade Collegiate Conference	39-18-1 (18-6)	Shawn Humberger	3 (last:2000)	1st
Bellevue University	Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference	44-15-1	Mike Evans	8 (last:2001)	1st
Embry-Riddle University	Florida Sun Conference	49-10 (19-4)	Greg Guilliams	1 (last:1999)	9th
Indiana Institute of Technology	Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference	47-15-1	Lance Hershberger	4 (last:2001)	2nd
Lewis-Clark State College	Independent	36-15	Ed Cheff	20 (last:2001)	1st
Mayville State University	Dakota Athletic Conference	31-13 (13-3)	Scott Berry	3 (last:1964)	5th
Ohio Dominican University	American Mideast Conference	41-11 (19-3)	Paul Page	2 (last:2001)	5th
Oklahoma City University	Sooner Athletic Conference	54-13	Denney Crabaugh	5 (last:1999)	3rd
Olivet Nazarene University	Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference	40-14	Elliot Johnson	0 (last:none)	none
Spalding University	Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference	55-21	Kevin Kocks	0 (last:none)	none

Results

2002 College World Series Bracket

	Upper Round 1					Upper Round 2					Upper Round 3					Upper Final Both teams advance
							Ohio Dominican	11
		Mayville St.	11				Mayville St.	16
		Indiana Tech	10									Mayville St.	3
												Albertson	7
							Albertson	17
							Embry-Riddle (FL)	10
																	Albertson	6
																	Oklahoma City	4
							Spalding	0
		Lewis-Clark St.	13				Lewis-Clark St.	2
		Bellevue	0									Lewis-Clark St.	10
												Oklahoma City	13
							Oklahoma City	14
							Olivet Nazarene	6
	Lower Round 1					Lower Round 2					Lower Round 3 Both winners advance
												Mayville St.	4
							Spalding	5				Embry-Riddle (FL)	13
		Embry-Riddle (FL)	13				Embry-Riddle (FL)	13
		Indiana Tech	12
												Lewis-Clark St.	11
							Ohio Dominican	5				Ohio Dominican	4
		Olivet Nazarene	6				Olivet Nazarene	1
		Bellevue	5

Re-Ordered Semifinals

	Semifinals					Elimination					Final
		Albertson	0									Lewis-Clark St.	10
		Lewis-Clark St.	5									Oklahoma City	8
							Albertson	8
							Oklahoma City	10
		Oklahoma City	14
		Embry-Riddle (FL)	9

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 24
Game 1	Mayville State University	11-10	Indiana Institute of Technology
Game 2	Albertson College of Idaho	17-10 (11 Inn)	Embry-Riddle University
Game 3	Oklahoma City University	14-6	Olivet Nazarene University
Game 4	Lewis-Clark State College	13-0	Bellevue University
May 25
Game 5	Embry-Riddle University	13-12	Indiana Institute of Technology	Indiana Tech eliminated
Game 6	Olivet Nazarene University	6-5 (10 Inn)	Bellevue University	Bellevue eliminated
Game 7	Mayville State University	16-11	Ohio Dominican University
Game 8	Lewis-Clark State College	2-0	Spalding University
May 27
Game 9	Ohio Dominican University	5-1	Olivet Nazarene University	Olivet Nazarene eliminated
Game 10	Embry-Riddle University	13-5	Spalding University	Spalding eliminated
Game 11	Albertson College of Idaho	7-3	Mayville State University
Game 12	Oklahoma City University	13-10	Lewis-Clark State College
May 28
Game 13	Embry-Riddle University	13-4	Mayville State University	Mayville State eliminated
Game 14	Lewis-Clark State College	11-4	Ohio Dominican University	Ohio Domincan eliminated
Game 15	Albertson College of Idaho	6-4	Oklahoma City University
May 29
Game 16	Oklahoma City University	14-9	Embry-Riddle University	Embry-Riddle eliminated
Game 17	Lewis-Clark State College	5-0	Albertson College of Idaho
May 30
Game 18	Oklahoma City University	10-8	Albertson College of Idaho	Albertson eliminated
May 31
Game 19	Lewis-Clark State College	10-8	Oklahoma City University	Lewis-Clark wins CWS