2016 Great American Conference Tournament

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The 2016 Great American Conference baseball tournament was split in two rounds. The initial round was four best-of-three series held at the home of the higher seed from May 6-7. The four winners advanced to a double elimination tournament held at Clyde Berry Field in Arkadelphia, AR from May 12-14. #2 University of Arkansas-Monticello defeated #4 Henderson State University for the title. Corey Wood of Arkansas-Monticello was named MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
1 Southwestern Oklahoma State University 22-8 Zack Saunders
2 University of Arkansas-Monticello 21-9 John Harvey
3 Southeastern Oklahoma State University 21-12 Mike Metheny
4 Henderson State University 20-13 Cody Hooten
5 Southern Arkansas University 19-14 Steve Browning
6 East Central University 15-18 Dino Rosato
7 Harding University 15-18 Patrick McGaha
8 Arkansas Tech University 12-21 Dave Dawson

Results[edit]

Finals Bracket[edit]

  First Round   Second Round   Final
                             
  8 Arkansas Tech 3  
  4 Henderson State 2    
      8 Arkansas Tech 3  
      2 Ark.-Monticello 4    
  2 Ark.-Monticello 8          
  3 SE Oklahoma St. 1        
      2 Ark.-Monticello 14 x
        4 Henderson State 2 x
       
    8 Arkansas Tech 3    
  4 Henderson State 10     4 Henderson State 10  
  3 SE Oklahoma St. 0  


Game Results[edit]

Opening Rounds[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
Game 1 Arkansas Tech University 5-3 Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Game 2 Arkansas Tech University 13-6 Southwestern Oklahoma State University SW Oklahoma eliminated
Game Winner Score Loser Notes
Game 1 University of Arkansas-Monticello 19-5 (7) Harding University
Game 2 University of Arkansas-Monticello 7-5 Harding University Harding eliminated
Game Winner Score Loser Notes
Game 1 Southeastern Oklahoma State University 5-2 East Central University
Game 2 East Central University 8-3 Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Game 3 Southeastern Oklahoma State University 7-6 East Central University East Central eliminated
Game Winner Score Loser Notes
Game 1 Henderson State University 6-2 Southern Arkansas University
Game 2 Henderson State University 9-5 Southern Arkansas University Southern Arkansas eliminated


Final Round[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 12
Game 1 Arkansas Tech University 3-2 Henderson State University
Game 2 University of Arkansas-Monticello 8-1 Southeastern Oklahoma State University
May 13
Game 3 Henderson State University 10-0 Southeastern Oklahoma State University SE Oklahoma eliminated
Game 4 University of Arkansas-Monticello 4-3 Arkansas Tech University
Game 5 Henderson State University 10-3 Arkansas Tech University Arkansas Tech eliminated
May 14
Game 6 University of Arkansas-Monticello 14-2 Henderson State University Arkansas-Monticello advances to NCAA tournament

All-Tournament[edit]

  • OF Corey Wood Arkansas-Monticello
  • SP Grant Black Arkansas-Monticello
  • SS Evan Comeau Arkansas-Monticello
  • OF Kevin Fizpatrick Arkansas-Monticello
  • 2B Nick Piraino Arkansas-Monticello
  • C Travis Steinke Arkansas-Monticello
  • OF Joseph Gary Henderson State
  • OF Tadarious Hawkins Henderson State
  • SP Chris Hunt Henderson State
  • DH Hayden Lessenberry Henderson State
  • SP Zach Skelton Arkansas Tech
  • OF Marcus Wilson Arkansas Tech