Wyoming Cowboys to Play for Club Baseball National Championship

Sixth-year Cowboy baseball coach Aaron Lozano has led his team to an overall record of 23-4, a perfect 15-0 conference record, and oh yeah, a shot at winning the NCBA Div. 2 World Series in Johnston, Penn. The University of Wyoming club team came into the eight-team tournament as the no. 1 seed after winning the District VIII Championship and have gone 3-0 since Friday to earn a spot in the championship game against no. 2 seed Penn State.

Wyoming began their run at the NCBA World Series on Friday with a 6-2 win over Central Missouri. Then they beat Longwood University 6-2 on Saturday. Longwood played their way back to face Wyoming again on Monday, only to be shot down 6-1 by the Pokes.

In the Cowboys third trip to the NCBA World Series in four years, a potent offense has been backed by solid pitching. Only three pitchers have even seen the mound. Carlos Casas pitched full games on Friday and Monday, while Saturday's game had Dustin Stallings start and Erik Hansen close.

Penn State comes into the game unbeaten (18-0, 12-0). They have outscored their opponents 25-10 in the tournament so far, beating Texas State on Friday and the University of Wisconsin on Saturday and Monday.

The game is set to go on Tuesday at 5 pm MT and can be followed through DakStats here.