Here is all you need to know about the College World Series 2024 along with its prize money and all-time winners list
To determine the NCAA baseball national champion, Texas A&M and Tennessee institutions will begin play in the College World Series 2024 this Saturday.
64 colleges compete against one another in this national competition, which was initially held in 1947 with just eight teams.
Beyond elimination versus 64 other schools, the NCAA selects 16-seed teams based on area for a tournament known as “Super Regionals” to determine the finalists.
College World Series 2024 winner prize money and all time past baseball tournament winners list
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The 16 regional winners that advance to the super regionals face off in eight best-of-three series. This year’s eight super-regional winners will compete in the Men’s College World Series (MCWS), which will be held in Omaha.
Meanwhile, both schools have a coincidental road to the title game, which is held in Omaha, Nebraska, as a result of their respective teams eliminating Florida teams.
College World Series 2024 prize money
Collegiate players in national tournaments like the College World Series do not receive financial compensation, aligning with the principles of amateurism in intercollegiate sports but universities benefit from recognition and incentives for successful athletic programs.
The financial stakes are highlighted by television contracts, such as ESPN’s $500 million deal that covers several NCAA titles through 2024, a report in Marca stated.
In 2023, the College World Series made a small profit of less than $500,000. Sales were $7.76 million, while expenses were 7.2 million, the outlet reported.
This proved the event’s post-pandemic financial stability and marked the event’s return to profitability, under the supervision of CWS Omaha Inc.
College World Series 2024 all-time winners
Southern California is the university with the most titles with twelve, closely followed by LSU and Texas with six apiece.
- 2023 LSU
- 2022 Ole Miss
- 2021 Mississippi State
- 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
- 2019 Vanderbilt
- 2018 Oregon State
- 2017 Florida
- 2016 Coastal Carolina
- 2015 Virginia
- 2014 Vanderbilt
- 2013 UCLA
- 2012 Arizona
- 2011 South Carolina
- 2010 South Carolina
- 2009 LSU
- 2008 Fresno State
- 2007 Oregon State
- 2006 Oregon State
- 2005 Texas
- 2004 Cal St. Fullerton
- 2003 Rice
- 2002 Texas
- 2001 Miami
- 2000 LSU
- 1999 Miami
- 1998 Southern California
- 1997 LSU
- 1996 LSU
- 1995 Cal St. Fullerton
- 1994 Oklahoma
- 1993 LSU
- 1992 Pepperdine
- 1991 LSU
- 1990 Georgia
- 1989 Wichita State
- 1988 Stanford
- 1987 Stanford
- 1986 Arizona
- 1985 Miami
- 1984 Cal St. Fullerton
- 1983 Texas
- 1982 Miami
- 1981 Arizona State
- 1980 Arizona
- 1979 Cal St. Fullerton
- 1978 Southern California
- 1977 Arizona State
- 1976 Arizona
- 1975 Texas
- 1974 Southern California
- 1973 Southern California
- 1972 Southern California
- 1971 Southern California
- 1970 Southern California
- 1969 Arizona State
- 1968 Southern California
- 1967 Arizona State
- 1966 Ohio State
- 1965 Arizona State
- 1964 Minnesota
- 1963 Southern California
- 1962 Michigan
- 1961 Southern California
- 1960 Minnesota
- 1959 Oklahoma State
- 1958 Southern California
- 1957 California
- 1956 Minnesota
- 1955 Wake Forest
- 1954 Missouri
- 1953 Michigan
- 1952 Holy Cross
- 1951 Oklahoma
- 1950 Texas
- 1949 Texas
- 1948 Southern California
- 1947 California
