By: Jonathan K. Martin | WV Sports Chat
In a season that redefined expectations for the West Virginia baseball program, the Mountaineers have earned a spot at No. 13 in Baseball America’s final Top 25 rankings.
The ranking caps off a historic season for the Mountaineers, who now have a growing presence on the national stage.
The 2025 season was nothing short of remarkable for WVU baseball. With a 44-16 overall record and 19-9 mark in Big 12 Conference play, the Mountaineers shattered single-season records.
They also advanced to the Super Regionals of the NCAA Tournament for the second consecutive season, sweeping the Clemson Regional before falling to the eventual national champions, LSU, in the Baton Rouge Super Regional.
Below is an excerpt from Baseball America on West Virginia’s 2025 season.
Previous ranking: NR
Overall: 44-16, 19-9 in Big 12
NCAA Tournament: 3-2, eliminated in Baton Rouge super regionalWest Virginia swept its way through the Clemson regional before being eliminated in Baton Rouge by the eventual national champions. The Mountaineers sandwiched their victory over Clemson with a pair of exciting one-run wins over Kentucky. Though West Virginia is still trying to break down the door to Omaha, it made a super regional for the second year in a row. Its 44 overall wins and 19 conference wins are both new single-season records.
