WVU baseball's season came to an end on Wednesday with a 12-7 loss to UNC in the College World Series semifinals on Wednesday, but the team certainly has very little to hang their head about.
Despite the loss to the Tar Heels, the Mountaineers put forth a monumental effort this season which completely re-wrote program history. The team's 47 wins set a new program record for single-season wins, breaking the record set the previous season with 45 wins. They brought an NCAA Regional to Morgantown for just the third time ever, and the first time in nine years.
The best season in program history has come to a close.
— WVU Baseball (@WVUBaseball) June 17, 2026
Thank you to all the fans who cheered us on from Morgantown all the way to Omaha. We felt your presence throughout the season and we would not be anything without all of your support.
See everyone in 2027. pic.twitter.com/51WQJrniiD
They would then advance to an NCAA Super Regional, earning the opportunity to host that round of action for the first time ever as well. Then, they would qualify for the program's first-ever College World Series trip, before advancing to the Final Four of the event. It was truly a historic effort on part of head coach Steve Sabins and his team,
West Virginia fans celebrate season despite loss
Regardless of the outcome on Wednesday, it's clear fans of the West Virginia Mountaineers are extremely thankful for what the program has accomplished this season.
After the loss on Wednesday, the fan base demonstrated an outpouring of support for the team and shared their gratitude for both the thrilling run to Omaha, as well as the incredible position the West Virginia program is currently in. It's clear to fans that the future is bright for the Mountaineers, and fans will never forget following the 2026 squad. Check out the fan's reactions to the season coming to a close below.
Words can’t fully express our appreciation for @WVUSports fans. You always show up, show out and have our backs! Thank you Mountaineers all over the world! 💛 💙 pic.twitter.com/tsYvmgJLnR
— Wren Baker (@wrenbaker) June 17, 2026
Hell of a run @WVUBaseball hell of a run
— Charles Wesley Godwin (@CharlesWesleyG) June 17, 2026
- 47 total wins (program record)
— WVU Barstool (@WVUBarstool) June 17, 2026
- 21 Big 12 wins (program record)
- First ever College World Series appearance
- Reached College World Series Semifinals
Lot to be proud of. This team never stopped fighting. WVU Baseball isn’t going anywhere. pic.twitter.com/gU1vH02MxM
Hold your heads high, boys. You never gave up, and fought til the end!
— WVUniforms304 (@WVUniforms304) June 17, 2026
Thank you for an unforgettable season. We were in the FINAL FOUR! Just think about how far this program has come.
And the best part? We’re not going anywhere.
So proud to be a Mountaineer! 💛💙
Forever the first to do it.
— Old Row WVU (@OldRowWVU) June 17, 2026
We’ll be back. pic.twitter.com/UZ6xoTaqpV
Incredible season by the Mountaineers. Made the final four and set a bunch of program records. They'll be back in Omaha soon. This program is still in the early stages of becoming a national power.
— Schuyler Callihan (@Callihan_) June 17, 2026
This feels like that Duke Final Four basketball game. Amazingly fun ride to Final Four. Program and fanbase energized. Ran into a great team who played great and we didn’t have our best.
— Randy Gyorko (@GooseGyorko) June 17, 2026
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