2004 Lone Star Conference Tournament

The 2004 Lone Star Conference baseball tournament was held in Kingsville, TX. Texas A&M University-Kingsville defeated Southeastern Oklahoma State University for the title. Garrett Murdy of Texas A&M-Kingsville was named MVP.

Participating Teams

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
	East Central University	15-6	Ron Hill
	Texas A&M University-Kingsville	16-8	Russell Stockton
	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	15-8	Mike Metheny
	Abilene Christian University	16-8	Britt Bonneau

Results

Bracket

	First Round					Second Round					Final
		East Central	2
		Abilene Christian	5
							Abilene Christian	3
							Texas A&M-Kingsville	5
		Texas A&M-Kingsville	4
		Southeastern Oklahoma St.	1
												Texas A&M-Kingsville	1	14
												Southeastern Oklahoma St.	5	6
							Abilene Christian	2
		East Central	0				Southeastern Oklahoma St.	4
		Southeastern Oklahoma St.	1

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
April 30
Game 1	Abilene Christian University	5-2	East Central University
Game 2	Texas A&M University-Kingsville	4-1	Southeastern Oklahoma State University
May 1
Game 3	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	1-0	East Central University	East Central eliminated
May 2
Game 4	Texas A&M University-Kingsville	5-3	Abilene Christian University
Game 5	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	4-2	Abilene Christian University	Abilene Christian eliminated
May 3
Game 6	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	5-1	Texas A&M University-Kingsville
Game 7	Texas A&M University-Kingsville	14-6	Southeastern Oklahoma State University	Texas A&M-Kingsville wins Conference title

All-Tournament Team

• Brandon Hurst, East Central
• Ryan Barker, Abilene Christian
• J-Bob Thomas, Abilene Christian
• Shawn Fisher, SE Oklahoma State
• Sean Cawood, SE Oklahoma State
• Dustin McKay, SE Oklahoma State
• Colby Oller, SE Oklahoma State
• Jon Forte, Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Rick Dyer, Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Brandon Wittner, Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Mike Aguirre, Texas A&M-Kingsville
• Jeff Peters, Texas A&M-Kingsville
• MVP – Garrett Murdy, P, Texas A&M-Kingsville