The Michigan native pitched six strong innings, allowing just one run as the Chanticleers defeated Auburn 4-1 to secure their second-ever CWS appearance

College baseball viewed them as a Cinderella when they captured the NCAA title in their first MCWS appearance in 2016, knocking off No. 1 seed Florida and No. 5 seed Texas Tech along the way. But in the seven NCAA Tournaments since, Coastal Carolina hadn't even advanced past the regionals — until now.

The team is headed to the Men’s College World Series after winning 23 games in a row. This is the first time since 2016.