2009 Great Lakes Valley Conference Tournament

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The 2009 Great Lakes Valley Conference baseball tournament was held at GCS Ballpark in Sauget, IL. Northern Kentucky University defeated University of Indianapolis for the title.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
East 1 Northern Kentucky University 18-6 Todd Asalon
East 2 University of Indianapolis 18-6 Gary Vaught
East 3 Bellarmine University 15-9 Deron Spink
West 1 University of Southern Indiana 13-7 Tracy Archuleta
West 2 Rockhurst University 12-8 Gary Burns
West 3 Quincy University 11-9 Brian Unger

Resuls[edit]

Bracket[edit]

  First round Second round Third round Semi-finals Finals
                                                 
  E1 Northern Kentucky 6  
  W3 Quincy 5     E1 Northern Kentucky 14  
    W2 Rockhurst 7    
  W1 Southern Indiana 4         E1 Northern Kentucky 5            
  E3 Bellarmine 7           E2 Indianapolis 4              
      E3 Bellarmine 5           E1 Northern Kentucky 5 x
      E2 Indianapolis 18         E2 Indianapolis 3 x
  E2 Indianapolis 10         E2 Indianapolis 13    
  W2 Rockhurst 9       E3 Bellarmine 1     W1 Southern Indiana 4  
  W3 Quincy 6     W1 Southern Indiana 2  
  W1 Southern Indiana 13  


Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 7
Game 1 Northern Kentucky University 6-5 Quincy University
Game 2 Bellarmine University 7-4 (10) University of Southern Indiana
Game 3 University of Indianapolis 10-9 Rockhurst University
May 8
Game 4 University of Southern Indiana 13-6 Quincy University Quincy eliminated
Game 5 Northern Kentucky University 14-7 Rockhurst University Rockhurst eliminated
Game 6 University of Indianapolis 18-5 Bellarmine University
May 9
Game 7 Northern Kentucky University 5-4 University of Indianapolis
Game 8 University of Southern Indiana 2-1 (11) Bellarmine University Bellarmine eliminated
Game 9 University of Indianapolis 13-4 University of Southern Indiana Southern Indiana eliminated
May 10
Game 10 Northern Kentucky University 5-3 University of Indianapolis advances to NCAA tournament