Daniel Wilco | NCAA.com | June 26, 2019 All-time College World Series finals matchups, results, champions Vanderbilt storms past Michigan to claim the College World Series title, 8-2 Share The College World Series has been around in varying formats since 1947. The first two years of the tournament had the championship decided by a best-of-three series, but from 1949 to 2002, the CWS crowned its champion through a double-elimination format. Then, in 2003, the finals returned to a best-of-three series, which it has continued as ever since. HOW THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES WORKS: A detailed explanation of the tournament's format and history Here are the champions and results for every championship game in College World Series history: 2019 — Vanderbilt Game 1: Michigan 7, Vanderbilt 4 Game 2: Vanderbilt 4, Michigan 1 Game 3: Vanderbilt 8, Michigan 2 2018 — Oregon State Game 1: Arkansas 4, Oregon State 1 Game 2: Oregon State 5, Arkansas 3 Game 3: Oregon State 5, Arkansas 0 2017 — Florida Game 1: Florida 4, LSU 3 Game 2: Florida 6, LSU 1 2016 — Coastal Carolina Game 1: Coastal Carolina 5, Arizona 4 Game 2: Coastal Carolina 4, Arizona 3 2015 — Virginia Game 1: Virginia 3, Vanderbilt 0 Game 2: Virginia 4, Vanderbilt 2 2014 — Vanderbilt Game 1: Vanderbilt 9, Virginia 8 Game 2: Virginia 7, Vanderbilt 2 Game 3: Vanderbilt 3, Virginia 2 2013 — UCLA Game 1: UCLA 3, Mississippi State 1 Game 2: UCLA 8, Mississippi State 0 2012 — Arizona Game 1: Arizona 5, South Carolina 1 Game 2: Arizona 4, South Carolina 1 2011 — South Carolina Game 1: South Carolina 2, Florida 1 (11 innings) Game 2: South Carolina 5, Florida 2 2010 — South Carolina Game 1: South Carolina 7, UCLA 1 Game 2: South Carolina 2, UCLA 1 2009 — LSU Game 1: LSU 7, Texas 6 Game 2: Texas 5, LSU 1 Game 3: LSU 11, Texas 4 2008 — Fresno State Game 1: Georgia 7, Fresno State 6 Game 2: Fresno State 19, Georgia 10 Game 3: Fresno State 6, Georgia 1 2007 — Oregon State Game 1: Oregon State 11, North Carolina 4 Game 2: Oregon State 9, North Carolina 3 2006 — Oregon State Game 1: North Carolina 4, Oregon State 3 Game 2: Oregon State 11, North Carolina 7 Game 3: Oregon State 3, North Carolina 2 2005 — Texas Game 1: Texas 4, Florida 2 Game 2: Texas 6, Florida 2 2004 — CSU Fullerton Game 1: CSU Fullerton 6, Texas 4 Game 2: CSU Fullerton 3, Texas 2= 2003 — Rice Game 1: Rice 4, Stanford 3 Game 2: Stanford 8, Rice 3 Game 3: Rice 14, Stanford 2 2002 — Texas Final: Texas 12, South Carolina 6 2001 — Miami Final: Miami 12, Stanford 1 2000 — LSU Final: LSU 6, Stanford 5 1999 — Miami Final: Miami 6, Florida State 5 1998 — Southern California Final: Southern California 21, Arizona State 14 1997 — LSU Final: LSU 13, Alabama 6 1996 — LSU Final: LSU 9, Miami 8 1995 — Cal St. Fullerton Final: Cal St. Fullerton 11, Southern California 5 1994 — Oklahoma Final: Oklahoma 13, Georgia Tech 5 1993 — LSU Final: LSU 8, Wichita State 0 1992 — Pepperdine Final: Pepperdine 3, Cal St. Fullerton 2 1991 — LSU Final: LSU 6, Wichita State 3 1990 — Georgia Final: Georgia 2, Oklahoma State 1 1989 — Wichita State Final: Wichita State 5, Texas 3 1988 — Stanford Final: Stanford 9, Arizona State 4 1987 — Stanford Final: Stanford 9, Oklahoma State 5 1986 — Arizona Final: Arizona 10, Florida State 2 1985 — Miami Final: Miami 10, Texas 6 1984 — Cal St. Fullerton Final: Cal St. Fullerton 3, Texas 1 1983 — Texas Final: Texas 4, Alabama 3 1982 — Miami Final: Miami 9, Wichita State 3 1981 — Arizona State Final: Arizona State 7, Oklahoma State 4 1980 — Arizona Final: Arizona 5, Hawaii 3 1979 — Cal St. Fullerton Final: Cal St. Fullerton 2, Arkansas 1 1978 — Southern California Final: Southern California 10, Arizona State 3 1977 — Arizona State Final: Arizona State 2, South Carolina 1 1976 — Arizona Final: Arizona 7, Eastern Michigan 1 1975 — Texas Final: Texas 5, South Carolina 1 1974 — Southern California Final: Southern California 7, Miami 3 1973 — Southern California Final: Southern California 4, Arizona State 3 1972 — Southern California Final: Southern California 1, Arizona State 0 1971 — Southern California Final: Southern California 5, Southern Illinois 2 1970 — Southern California Final: Southern California 2, Florida State 1 (15 inn.) 1969 — Arizona State Final: Arizona State 10, Tulsa 1 1968 — Southern California Final: Southern California 4, Southern Illinois 3 1967 — Arizona State Final: Arizona State 11, Houston 0 1966 — Ohio State Final: Ohio State 8, Oklahoma State 2 1965 — Arizona State Final: Arizona State 2, Ohio State 0 1964 — Minnesota Final: Minnesota 5, Missouri 1 1963 — Southern California Final: Southern California 5, Arizona 2 1962 — Michigan Final: Michigan 5, Santa Clara 4 (15 inn.) 1961 — Southern California Final: Southern California 1, Oklahoma State 0 1960 — Minnesota Final: Minnesota 2, Southern California 1 (10 inn.) 1959 — Oklahoma State Final: Oklahoma State 5, Arizona 0 1958 — Southern California Final: Southern California 8, Missouri 7 (12 inn.) 1957 — California Final: California 1, Penn State 0 1956 — Minnesota Final: Minnesota 12, Arizona 1 1955 — Wake Forest Final: Wake Forest 7, Western Michigan 6 1954 — Missouri Final: Missouri 4, Rollins 1 1953 — Michigan Final: Michigan 7, Texas 5 1952 — Holy Cross Final: Holy Cross 8, Missouri 4 1951 — Oklahoma Final: Oklahoma 3, Tennessee 2 1950 — Texas Final: Texas 3, Washington State 0 1949 — Texas Final: Texas 10, Wake Forest 3 1948 — Southern California Game 1: Southern California 3, Yale 1 Game 2: Yale 8, Southern California 3 Game 3: Southern California 9, Yale 2 1947 — 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