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Springfield, MO
The NCAA Division I Baseball Committee selected Hammons Field among 16 regional sites for the 69th annual college baseball championships, and top-seeded Missouri State University begins play Friday on its home field.
MSU Bears (45-10) earned the spot Sunday by beating Bradley University to win the Missouri Valley Conference.
Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce officials say the NCAA tournament is a chance for an economic boon in the Queen City, according to KY3.
NCAA Baseball yesterday released this weekend’s game pairings on ESPNU and Twitter. At Hammons Field, No. 1 MSU will play No. 4 Canisius and No. 2 Iowa will play No. 3 Oregon.
Here’s the full tournament bracket.
The Bears, the eighth-ranked team in the nation, enter the double-elimination tournament on a 16-game win streak.
Play at Hammons Field could run through Monday. The eight, according to NCAA.com.
Read and view more from KY3.
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