1994 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament

1994 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament
Classification Division I
Teams 6
Format Six-team double elimination tournament
Site
Champions Tennessee (2nd title)
Winning coach Rod Delmonico (2nd title)
MVP Todd Helton, Steve Soper (Tennessee)
Attendance 6,850
1994 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament
Classification Division I
Teams 6
Format Six-team double elimination tournament
Site
Champions LSU (5th title)
Winning coach Skip Bertman (5th title)
MVP Russ Johnson (LSU)
Attendance 21,742
1994 Southeastern Conference baseball standings
Conf     Overall
Team W   L   PCT     W   L   PCT
Eastern
#10 Tennessee x†‡y 24 – 5   .828     52 – 14   .788
#21 Florida y 16 – 9   .640     40 – 23   .635
Kentucky 11 – 14   .440     32 – 25   .561
South Carolina 11 – 15   .423     35 – 23   .603
Vanderbilt 10 – 20   .333     28 – 30   .483
Georgia 9 – 19   .321     22 – 35   .386
Western
#7 LSU x‡y 21 – 6   .778     46 – 20   .697
Mississippi State 15 – 12   .556     36 – 23   .610
#8 Auburn y 16 – 13   .552     44 – 21   .677
Arkansas 13 – 13   .500     30 – 27   .526
Ole Miss 12 – 14   .462     30 – 26   .536
Alabama 4 – 22   .154     21 – 35   .375
x – Division champion
† – Conference champion
‡ – Tournament champion
y – Invited to the NCAA Tournament
As of June 30, 1994[1]; Rankings from Collegiate Baseball

The 1994 Southeastern Conference Baseball Tournament was again held as separate tournaments for the Eastern Division and the Western Division. The Eastern Division tournament was held at Cliff Hagan Stadium in Lexington, KY. The Western Division tournament was held at Swayze Field in Oxford, MS. Both tournaments were held from May 18 through May 21. Tennessee won the Eastern Division tournament and LSU won the Western Division tournament.

Regular Season Results

 Eastern Division
Team W L Pct GB Seed
Tennessee 24 5 .828
—
1
Florida 16 9 .640
6
2
Kentucky 11 14 .440
11
3
South Carolina 11 15 .423
11.5
4
Vanderbilt 10 20 .333
14.5
5
Georgia 9 19 .321
14.5
6
Western Division
Team W L Pct GB Seed
LSU 21 6 .778
—
1
Mississippi State 15 12 .556
6
2
Auburn 16 13 .552
6
3
Arkansas 13 13 .500
7.5
4
Ole Miss 12 14 .462
8.5
5
Alabama 4 22 .154
16.5
6

Tournaments

Eastern Division

  First round Second round Third round Semi-finals Finals
                                                 
  1 Tennessee 20  
  5 Vanderbilt 12     1 Tennessee 8  
    4 South Carolina 1    
  6 Georgia 4*         1 Tennessee 5            
  2 Florida 3*           6 Georgia 2              
      6 Georgia 17           1 Tennessee 1 6
      3 Kentucky 5         5 Vanderbilt 4 3
  3 Kentucky 6         5 Vanderbilt 6    
  4 South Carolina 5       5 Vanderbilt 15     6 Georgia 1  
  5 Vanderbilt 15     3 Kentucky 6  
  2 Florida 7  

Western Division

  First round Second round Third round Semi-finals Finals
                                                 
  1 LSU 3  
  6 Alabama 2     1 LSU 6  
    4 Arkansas 4    
  2 Mississippi State 4         1 LSU 3            
  5 Ole Miss 1           3 Auburn 2              
      2 Mississippi State 1           1 LSU 5 -
      3 Auburn 2         3 Auburn 4 -
  3 Auburn 3         2 Mississippi State 5    
  4 Arkansas 1       5 Ole Miss 2     3 Auburn 9  
  6 Alabama 4     2 Mississippi State 10  
  5 Ole Miss 5  

All-Tournament Teams

Position Player School
Eastern Division
1B Todd Helton Tennessee
2B Steve Soper Tennessee
SS Allan Parker Tennessee
3B Boomer Whipple Vanderbilt
C James Northeimer Tennessee
C Stephen Wix Vanderbilt
OF Jeff Abbott Kentucky
OF Nick Morrow Vanderbilt
OF Craig Sands Vanderbilt
DH Travis Hawkins Georgia
P Chris Ciaccio Georgia
P R.A. Dickey Tennessee
Co-MVP Todd Helton Tennessee
Co-MVP Steve Soper Tennessee
Position Player School
Western Division
1B Kenderick Moore Arkansas
2B Mark Bellhorn Auburn
SS Russ Johnson LSU
3B Shawn McNally Auburn
C Jeff Robinson Ole Miss
OF Kevin Ainsworth LSU
OF Frank Sanders Auburn
OF Ricky Joe Redd Mississippi State
DH Brad Wilson LSU
P John Powell Auburn
P Ryan Hala Auburn
MVP Russ Johnson LSU

See also

References

  1. ↑ "College Baseball Conference Standings -- 1994". Boydsworld.com. Retrieved February 9, 2015.
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