US EditionLSU Sweeps Coastal Carolina in College World Series to Win National Championship
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEBRASKA, JUN 22 – LSU won its eighth national title by sweeping Coastal Carolina, whose 26-game win streak ended, in the 2025 College World Series final, drawing 2.50 million viewers on ESPN networks.
- The LSU Tigers won the 2025 College World Series on June 26, beating Coastal Carolina 5-3 to claim their eighth national championship.
- LSU reached the final after sweeping a championship series that began Saturday night, with Coastal Carolina entering on a record 26-win streak.
- Kade Anderson and Anthony Eyanson combined for over 15 innings pitched, while hitters like Derek Curiel and Chris Stanfield drove in key runs.
- Derek Curiel hit a two-out, two-RBI single to center that put LSU ahead 5-1, and coach Jay Johnson described the team as 'Tough and together.'
- This championship marked LSU’s second in three seasons and solidified Johnson as the fastest coach in school history to win two national titles.
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