Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament

Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament
	Conference Baseball Championship
Sport	Baseball
Conference	Big 12 Conference
Number of teams	8
Format	two 4-team double-elimination brackets, winners face off in the championship game
Current stadium	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark
Current location	Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Played	1997–present
Last contest	2019
Current champion	Oklahoma State (3)
Most championships	Texas (5)
TV partner(s)	Fox College Sports (all games prior to final); Fox Sports Net (championship game only)
Official website	Big12Sports.com Baseball
Sponsors
	Phillips 66
Host stadiums
	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark (1998–2001, 2003, 2005–2014, 2016–2019); ONEOK Field (2015); Globe Life Park in Arlington (2002, 2004); All Sports Stadium (1997)
Host locations
	Oklahoma City (1997–2001, 2003, 2005–2014, 2016–2019); Tulsa, Oklahoma (2015); Arlington, Texas (2002, 2004)

The Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament (sometimes known simply as the Big 12 Tournament) is the conference championship tournament in baseball for the Big 12 Conference. Going back to the original format abandoned in 2005, the tournament consists of two separate four-team double-elimination tournaments. The winners of each of those tournament face each other in a one-game match for the championship. The winner receives the conference's automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Baseball Tournament.

History

The Big 12 Tournament was first played in 1997 at All Sports Stadium in Oklahoma City, before moving to Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark the following year. The tournament has been played in Oklahoma City each year, save for 2002 and 2004, when the event was played in Arlington, Texas at the home park of Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers. Over its 10-plus year history, the tournament has had three distinct formats.

1997–98

See also: 1997 Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament

In 1997 and 1998, the top six teams were invited to play in a double elimination tournament with no byes for any teams. The format mirrored the regional round of the NCAA tournament at that time.

1999–2005

See also: 1999 Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament

Beginning in 1999, the tournament expanded to eight teams and followed the format of the College World Series. It consisted of two 4-team double-elimination brackets, with the winners facing off in a final championship game. The format mirrors that of the tournament format used by the Southeastern Conference, which continues to use this bracket.

2006–2010

See also: 2006 Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament

In 2006 the tournament moved to a round-robin format. In this format, two pools of four teams play each other with the winners of each pool playing a one-game championship match. This format ended in 2010.

2011–Present

Starting with the 2011 Big 12 Conference Baseball Tournament, the tournament went back to the format used from 1999 to 2005.

Champions

Year	School	Site	MOP
1997	Oklahoma	All Sports Stadium • Oklahoma City, OK	Brian Shackelford (Oklahoma)
1998	Texas Tech	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Josh Bard (Texas Tech)
1999	Nebraska	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Jason Jennings (Baylor)
2000	Nebraska	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Adam Shabala (Nebraska)
2001	Nebraska	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Dan Johnson (Nebraska)
2002	Texas	The Ballpark in Arlington • Arlington, TX	Dustin Majewski (Texas)
2003	Texas	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Dustin Majewski (Texas)
2004	Oklahoma State	Ameriquest Field in Arlington • Arlington, TX	Cody Ehlers (Missouri)
2005	Nebraska	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Curtis Ledbetter (Nebraska)
2006	Kansas	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Matt Baty (Kansas)
2007	Texas A&M	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Craig Stinson (Texas A&M)
2008	Texas	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Brandon Belt (Texas)
2009	Texas	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Brandon Loy (Texas)
2010	Texas A&M	AT&T Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Brodie Greene (Texas A&M)
2011	Texas A&M	RedHawks Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Andrew Collazo (Texas A&M)
2012	Missouri	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Eric Garcia (Missouri)
2013	Oklahoma	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Jon Gray (Oklahoma)
2014	TCU	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Jerrick Suiter (TCU)
2015	Texas	ONEOK Field • Tulsa, OK	Zane Gurwitz (Texas)
2016	TCU	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Luken Baker (TCU)
2017	Oklahoma State	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Garrett McCain (Oklahoma State)
2018	Baylor	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Cody Bradford (Baylor) and Shea Langeliers (Baylor)
2019	Oklahoma State	Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK	Colin Simpson (Oklahoma State)
2020	Cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic
2021		Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark • Oklahoma City, OK

By school

School	Appearances	W-L	Pct	Tourney Titles	Title Years
Baylor	21	32–37	.464	1	2018
Iowa State	1	1–2	.333	0
Kansas	9	10–17	.370	1	2006
Kansas State	10	14–18	.438	0
Missouri	14	22–11	.667	1	2012
Nebraska	10	28–10	.737	4	1999, 2000, 2001, 2005
Oklahoma	21	36–35	.507	2	1997, 2013
Oklahoma State	19	25–35	.417	2	2004, 2017
Texas	18	41–29	.586	5	2002, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2015
Texas A&M	14	23–19	.548	3	2007, 2010, 2011
Texas Tech	17	18–34	.346	1	1998
TCU	5	12–7	.632	2	2014, 2016
West Virginia	5	8–8	.500	0

(As of the end of the 2017 tournament)

Italics indicate that the program no longer sponsors baseball in the Big 12.
Former Big 12 member Colorado did not sponsor baseball after 1980

Records

Team Batting

	Inning			Game			Tournament
Batting Average				.475 (19–40)	Texas A&M (vs. Oklahoma)	5–22–09	.390 (69–177)	Texas Tech	1997	5 games
At-Bats	15	Texas A&M (vs. Oklahoma) Texas (vs. Kansas State) Texas (vs. Missouri)	5–19–01 5–23–07 5–24–09	53	Oklahoma State (vs. Missouri) 13 inn.	5–30–04	225	Baylor	2003	6 games
Runs	11	Texas (vs. Missouri)	5–24–09	21	Oklahoma (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–27–06	53	Oklahoma State	1997	4 games
Hits	9	Oklahoma State (vs. Iowa State)	5–18–01	23	Nebraska (vs. Missouri)	5–28–05	71	Oklahoma Baylor	1997 2003	5 games 6 games
Doubles				7	Texas Tech (vs. Oklahoma) Oklahoma (vs. Missouri)	1997 1997	18	Oklahoma	1997	5 games
Triples	3	Oklahoma (vs. Texas Tech)	1997	4	Oklahoma (vs. Texas Tech)	1997	8	Oklahoma	1997	5 games
Home Runs	3	Oklahoma State (vs. Texas A&M) Texas Tech (vs. Oklahoma)	1997 1997	5	Oklahoma State (vs. Texas A&M) Missouri (vs. Nebraska)	1997 5–17–00	10	Texas	2002	6 games
RBI's	10	Texas (vs. Missouri)	5–24–09	21	Oklahoma (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–27–06	46	Texas	2003	6 games
Stolen Bases	3	Several teams		7	Baylor (vs. Texas) Baylor (vs. Texas Tech)	5–20–99 5–20–00	17	Baylor	1999	4 games
Walks	4	Oklahoma (vs. Baylor) Texas A&M (vs. Oklahoma)	5–28–04 5–22–09	12	Baylor (vs. Oklahoma	5–26–07	36	Nebraska	2000	6 games
Strikeouts				16	Nebraska (vs. Texas) Oklahoma (vs. Baylor)	5–26–04 5–26–07	51	Baylor	2003	6 games
Hit By Pitch				5	Oklahoma (vs. Kansas State)	5–29–10	10	Nebraska	2005	6 games

Team Fielding

	Inning			Game			Tournament
Fielding %							1.000	Kansas Missouri Kansas State	2005 2007 2009	2 games 3 games 3 games
Putouts				42	Baylor (vs. Nebraska) Nebraska (vs. Baylor)	5–24–03	172	Baylor	2003	6 games
Assists				21	Oklahoma State (vs. Missouri)	5–30–04	78	Texas	2003	6 games
Errors	4	Baylor (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–26–05	6	Texas Tech (vs. Texas A&M) Texas A&M (vs. Texas)	5–16–98 5–27–04	11	Texas Tech	1998	5 games
Double Plays				4	Several Teams		8	Oklahoma Baylor Missouri	1997 2004 2009	5 games 4 games 4 games
Triple Plays				1	Kansas (vs. Texas)	5–21–09
Games Played							6	Nebraska Texas Baylor Nebraska	2000 2002 2003 2005

Team Pitching

	Inning			Game			Tournament
Lowest ERA							1.29	Baylor	1999	4 games
Highest ERA							12.60	Missouri	1997	2 games
Saves							3	Nebraska Baylor	2006 2007	4 games 4 games
Runs	11	Missouri (vs. Texas)	5–24–09	21	Oklahoma State (vs. Oklahoma)	5–27–06	43	Oklahoma	1997	5 games
Fewest Runs							8	Baylor	1999	4 games
Hits	9	Iowa State (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–18–01	23	Missouri (vs. Nebraska)	5–28–05	66	Oklahoma	1997	5 games
Fewest Hits				1	Nebraska (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–19–99	20	Oklahoma	2010	3 games
Home Runs	3	Texas Tech (vs. Oklahoma) Texas A&M (vs. Oklahoma State)	1997 1997	5	Texas A&M (vs. Oklahoma State) Nebraska (vs. Missouri)	1997 5–17–00	8	Texas A&M	1997	3 games
Strikeouts				16	Texas (vs. Nebraska) Baylor (vs. Oklahoma)	5–26–04 5–26–07	47	Texas	2002	6 games
Walks	4	Baylor (vs. Oklahoma)	2004	12	Oklahoma (vs. Baylor)	2007	26	Oklahoma	2007	3 games
Fewest Walks							3	Missouri	2006 2008	3 games
Innings				14	Baylor (vs. Nebraska) Nebraska (vs. Baylor)	5–24–03	57.1	Baylor	2003	6 games
Hit Batters				5	Kansas State (vs. Oklahoma)	5–29–10	10	Texas	2003	6 games
Complete Games							2	Nebraska Oklahoma State	1999 2004
Shutouts							1	Several Teams

Individual Batting

	Game				Tournament
Batting Average					.750 (6–8) .750 (9–12)	Jeremy Dodson Chance Wheeless	Baylor Texas	1997 2007
At Bats	7	Several Players			29	Tim Moss	Texas	2002	6 games
Runs	4	Several Players			9	Several Players
Hits	5	Curtis Thigpen Curtis Ledbetter	Texas (vs. Baylor) Nebraska (vs. Missouri)	5–25–03 5–28–05	14 (27 AB)	Dustin Majewski	Texas	2002	6 games
Doubles	3	J.T. Wise	Oklahoma (vs. Texas A&M)	5–22–09	5	Brandon Toro	Texas Tech	1997	5 games
Triples	2	Several Players			2	Several Players
Home Runs	2	Several Players			5	Dan Johnson	Nebraska	2001
Grand Slams					1	6 Players
RBI's	6	Several Players			13	Dan Johnson	Nebraska	2001	4 games
Stolen Bases	3	Several Players			6	John Cole	Nebraska	2001	4 games
Slugging %					1.100	Barrett Barnes Danny Black	Texas Tech Oklahoma	2010	3 games
Walks	3	Several Players			8	Keith Ginter	Texas Tech	1998	5 games
Strikeouts	4	Several Players			9	Aaron Gozart Kevin Sevigny	Nebraska Baylor	2000 2003	6 games
Hit By Pitch					4	Jeff Ontiveros	Texas	2002	6 games

Individual Fielding

	Game				Tournament
Putouts	17	Several Players			65	Jeff Ontiveros	Texas	2002	6 games
Assists	10	Shelby Ford	Oklahoma State (vs. Missouri)	5–24–06	22	Keith Ginter	Texas Tech	1998	5 games
Errors	4	Paul Witt	Baylor (vs. Oklahoma State)	5–26–05	8	Paul Witt	Baylor	2005	4 games

Individual Pitching

	Game				Tournament
Wins					2	Several Players
Losses					2	Mitch Walter Chase Bayuk	Kansas State	2002 2007
ERA					0.00	Several Players
Saves					3	Brett Jensen Nick Cassavechia	Nebraska Baylor	2006 2007
Appearances					4	Several players
Strikeouts	13	Kendal Volz	Baylor (vs. Oklahoma)	5–26–07	14	Jason Jennings	Baylor	1999	14.2 innings
Innings	10	D.J. Jones	Texas (vs. Missouri)	5–21–99	15.2	Brian Duensing	Nebraska	2005	2 games
Hit Batters	3	Shawn Tolleson	Baylor (vs. Nebraska)	5–21–08	3	Several Players
Complete Games					1	Several Players

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References

2007 Big 12 Tournament media guide

External links

Official website

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