College World Series 2025 Saturday Scores, Winners and Bracket Results

All teams have officially taken the field in Omaha.

The second day of the 2025 College World Series saw the four teams in Bracket 2 take their first step towards advancing to the Finals. This came after Coastal Carolina and Oregon State took a major step forward on opening day while Arizona and Louisville were sent to the brink of elimination.

Here's a look at Saturday's results.

Bracket 2

No. 15 UCLA def. Murray State, 6-4

No. 3 LSU def. No. 6 Arkansas, 4-1

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UCLA 6, Murray State 4

The Racers were the Cinderella story of the regional and super regional rounds but UCLA was not going to look down on them.

The Bruins utilized clutch pitching and timely hitting to secure a tight victory and advance within the winner's bracket.

The Bruins quickly jumped out to a 6-1 lead via some timely hitting and efficient pitching from Michael Barnett.

It looked like UCLA could cruise to an easy victory but the Racers were not going to go down easily.

The Racers added two late runs in the eight to pull within two. However, Easton Hawk was able to shut the door and secure the victory.

LSU 4, Arkansas 1

The No. 6 seed LSU Tigers defeated the No. 3 seed Arkansas Razorbacks 4-1 thanks largely second-inning small ball and Kade Anderson's great pitching performance.

LSU scored three runs in the second.

With one out, the Tigers loaded the bases on a pair of walks and a bunt single. Chris Stanfield then added an RBI single for a 1-0 lead before Michael Braswell III was hit by a pitch, scoring Derek Curiel for a 2-0 edge.

Josh Pearson's fielder's choice groundout made it 3-0. After that run, Gabe Gaeckle came on in relief of starting pitcher Zach Root.

Meanwhile, Anderson dominated for LSU, shutting out Arkansas through the first five innings while allowing just three baserunners. However, the Razorbacks got on the board in the sixth when Reese Robinett led off the frame with a solo shot.

LSU went back up three in the eighth inning, however, when Curiel's RBI single knocked home Steven Milam, who doubled with one out.

Arkansas got one baserunner on in the eighth and ninth innings but couldn't get the tying run to the plate.

Anderson finished the night by striking out seven over seven innings, allowing just three hits, two walks and one earned run. Chase Shores earned the hold, and Casan Evans got his seventh save of the year.

With the win, LSU advanced to play UCLA on Monday.

Arkansas will also play Murray State on Monday, and the loser will be eliminated from the College World Series.