2009 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament

From BR Bullpen

The 2009 Missouri Valley Conference baseball tournament was held at Eck Stadium in Wichita, KS. The six schools were split into to two 3-team pods. Each team played the other two teams in their pod, and one from the opposite pod. The winners of each pod met in a one game championshiop. #3 Wichita State University defeated #4 Creighton University for the title. Wichita State's Ryan Engrav was named tournament MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 Missouri State University 17-5 Keith Guttin
4 Creighton University 14-9 Ed Servais
5 Southern Illinois University 11-9 Dan Callahan
Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
2 Indiana State University 15-7 Bob Warn
3 Wichita State University 11-7 Gene Stephenson
6 Illinois State University 11-11 Jim Brownlee


Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 20
Game 1 Creighton University 5-1 Southern Illinois University
Game 2 Missouri State University 9-6 Illinois State University
Game 3 Wichita State University 15-7 Indiana State University
May 21
Game 4 Missouri State University 8-4 Southern Illinois University
Game 5 Illinois State University 7-4 Indiana State University
Game 6 Creighton University 11-0 Wichita State University
May 22
Game 7 Southern Illinois University 10-6 Indiana State University
Game 8 Creighton University 7-6 (10) Missouri State University Creighton wins pod with 3-0 record
Game 9 Wichita State University 4-0 Illinois State University Wichita State wins pod with 2-1 record
May 23
Game 10 Wichita State University 4-2 Creighton University Wichita State advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament Team[edit]

  • C Cody Lassley, Wichita St.
  • 1B Brian Jett, Indiana St.
  • 2B Vicente Cafaro, Creighton
  • SS Elliot Soto, Creighton
  • 3B Jimmy Swift, Creighton
  • UT Chance Sossamon, Wichita St.
  • DH Ryan Jones, Wichita St.
  • OF Chris Playter, Missouri St.
  • OF Ryan Engrav, Wichita St.
  • OF Robbie Knight, Creighton
  • P Brandon Koenigstein, Creighton
  • P Jordan Cooper, Wichita St.