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Final College Top 25

June 29, 2006

Rk.	Team	W-L	Last Week	Prev.
1.	Oregon State	50-16	6-2	4
2.	North Carolina	54-15	4-2	5
3.	Cal State Fullerton	50-15	2-2	3
4.	Rice	57-13	2-2	4
5.	Clemson	53-16	1-2	5
6.	Georgia	47-23	0-2	6
7.	Georgia Tech	50-18	0-2	7
8.	Miami	42-24	1-2	8
9.	Oklahoma	45-22	0-0	9
10.	Alabama	44-21	0-0	10
11.	Mississippi	44-22	0-0	11
12.	Texas	41-21	0-0	12
13.	South Carolina	41-25	0-0	13
14.	College of Charleston	46-17	0-0	14
15.	Nebraska	40-23	0-0	15
16.	Virginia	47-15	0-0	16
17.	Oral Roberts	41-16	0-0	17
18.	Missouri	36-25	0-0	18
19.	Stanford	33-27	0-0	19
20.	Kentucky	43-17	0-0	20
21.	Pepperdine	42-21	0-0	21
22.	Fresno State	45-18	0-0	22
23.	Oklahoma State	40-21	0-0	23
24.	Houston	39-22	0-0	24
25.	Wichita State	46-22	0-0	25
Dropped Out: None.

DURHAM, N.C.--Oregon State won its first College World Series to finish the season ranked No. 1 in Baseball America's weekly Top 25 college baseball rankings. It marks the highest ranking ever for the Beavers, who fought off a CWS-record six elimination games to leave Omaha as the national champion and with a school-record 50 wins.

North Carolina advanced through bracket play undefeated in Omaha and captured the first game in the championship series against Oregon State. It finishes the year ranked second.

No. 3 Cal State Fullerton and No. 4 Rice each advanced to the bracket championships, losing to North Carolina and Oregon State, respectively. The Owls lost consecutive games to the same team--Oregon State--for the first time all season in Omaha and finished the year without scoring in their final 23 innings.

The staff of Baseball America determines the Top 25 rankings. Records indicated are final and do not include ties.