2005 Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament

The 2005 Great Lakes Valley Conference baseball tournament was held at T.R. Hughes Ballpark in O'Fallon, MO. University of Wisconsin-Parkside defeated Saint Joseph's College for the title.

Participating Teams

Seed	School	Conf. Record	Head Coach
1	Saint Joseph's College	30-8	Rick O'Dette
2	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	30-8	Tracy Archuleta
3	Northern Kentucky University	22-14	Todd Asalon
4	Quincy University	22-16	Greg McVey
5	Bellarmine University	20-18	Deron Spink
6	Kentucky Wesleyan College	20-20	Todd Lillpop

Results

Bracket

	First round					Second round					Third round					Semi-finals					Finals
	1	Saint Joseph's	1
	6	Kentucky Wesleyan	0			1	Saint Joseph's	12
						4	Quincy	9
	2	Wisconsin-Parkside	8								1	Saint Joseph's	10
	5	Bellarmine	4								2	Wisconsin-Parkside	4
						2	Wisconsin-Parkside	2													1	Saint Joseph's	3	2
						3	Northern Kentucky	1													2	Wisc.-Parkside	7	11
	3	Northern Kentucky	2													2	Wisconsin-Parkside	22
	4	Quincy	1								3	Northern Kentucky	2			5	Bellarmine	4
						6	Kentucky Wesleyan	3			5	Bellarmine	7
						5	Bellarmine	8

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 12
Game 1	Saint Joseph's College	1-0	Kentucky Wesleyan College
Game 2	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	8-4	Bellarmine University
Game 3	Northern Kentucky University	2-1	Quincy University
May 13
Game 4	Bellarmine University	8-3	Kentucky Wesleyan College	Kentucky Wesleyan eliminated
Game 5	Saint Joseph's College	12-9	Quincy University	Quincy eliminated
Game 6	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	2-1	Northern Kentucky University
May 14
Game 7	Saint Joseph's College	10-4	University of Wisconsin-Parkside
Game 8	Bellarmine University	7-2	Northern Kentucky University	Northern Kentucky eliminated
Game 9	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	22-4	Bellarmine University	Bellarmine eliminated
May 15
Game 10	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	7-3	Saint Joseph's College
Game 11	University of Wisconsin-Parkside	11-2	Saint Joseph's College	Wisconsin-Parkside advances to NCAA tournament