2005 NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series

The 2005 NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series was held May 28-June 4 at Sam Suplizio Field in Grand Junction, CO. The ten schools qualified by winning one of ten District tournaments. New Mexico Junior College defeated St. Petersburg College in the championship game. Renny Osuna of New Mexico was named MVP.

Participating Teams

School	Record	Head Coach	District
Hutchinson Community College	37-20	Kyle Crookes	Central
Iowa Western Community College	47-11	Marc Rardin	Northern
New Mexico Junior College	50-10	Ray Birmingham	Southwestern
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College	44-19	Roger Ward	South Central
Potomac State College	32-12	Doug Little	Eastern
St. Petersburg College	44-14-1	Dave Pano	Gulf
South Mountain Community College	46-18	Todd Eastin	Western
Texarkana College	50-11	James Mansinger	Southern
Wallace State Community College	44-11	Randy Putman	Southeastern
Walters State Community College	39-14	Ken Campbell	East Central

Results

College World Series Bracket

Bracket to be included

Game Results

Game	Winner	Score	Loser	Notes
May 28
Game 1	Iowa Western Community College	3-1	Walters State Community College
Game 2	New Mexico Junior College	11-2	Hutchinson Community College
Game 3	Texarkana College	8-7	South Mountain Community College
Game 4	Wallace State Community College	8-7	Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
May 29
Game 5	Hutchinson Community College	7-5	Walters State Community College	Walters State eliminated
Game 6	South Mountain Community College	9-4	Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College	Northeastern Oklahoma eliminated
Game 7	Potomac State College	12-6	St. Petersburg College
May 30
Game 8	South Mountain Community College	11-8	Hutchinson Community College	Hutchinson eliminated
Game 9	Wallace State Community College	10-8	Texarkana College
Game 10	New Mexico Junior College	6-2	Iowa Western Community College
May 31
Game 11	St. Petersburg College	10-4	Texarkana College	Texarkana eliminated
Game 12	Iowa Western Community College	13-12	South Mountain Community College	South Mountain eliminated
Game 13	Wallace State Community College	9-3	Potomac State College
June 1
Game 14	St. Petersburg College	15-7	Potomac State College	Potomac eliminated
Game 15	New Mexico Junior College	13-7	Wallace State Community College
June 2
Game 16	St. Petersburg College	15-3	Wallace State Community College	Wallace State eliminated
Game 17	New Mexico Junior College	8-5	Iowa Western Community College	Iowa Western eliminated
June 3
Game 18	New Mexico Junior College	6-3	St. Petersburg College	New Mexico wins CWS

All-Tournament Team

• IF: Renny Osuna, New Mexico
• IF: Isiah Ka’aihue, South Mountain
• IF: Scotty Colt, Iowa Western
• IF: Ovy Ramirez, St. Petersburg
• IF: Ryan Keedy, Wallace State
• OF: Mike Zahm, Iowa Western
• OF: Brent Lockhart, Potomac State
• OF: Josh Phillips, Wallace State
• OF: Joshua Tarnow, South Mountain
• C: Kory Johns, New Mexico
• C: Steve Soper, Wallace State
• P: Brian Flores, New Mexico
• P: Cody Harkcom, New Mexico
• P: Todd Redmond, St. Petersburg
• DH: Luiz Nieblas, South Mountain

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