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LSUS baseball team wins national championship
A perfect season
From first pitch to final out, LSU Shreveport ran the table at the NAIA Baseball World Series.
The Pilots made history last week, defeating Southeastern (Fla.) 13-7 in front of 2,435 fans to win the 2025 Avista NAIA Baseball World Series — capturing the LSU Shreveport's first national baseball championship and completing a perfect 59-0 season, the longest win streak in college baseball history at any level.
The top-ranked Pilots (59-0) became the first team in college baseball history to finish a season undefeated while also sweeping through the national tournament. Their 59-game win streak is now the longest in college baseball history, marking a crowning achievement under sixth-year head coach Brad Neffendorf.
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New and Notable
LSU Shreveport sets all-time enrollment record
SU Shreveport smashed its previous enrollment record as the university has crossed the 10,000 mark for the first time in the school’s history.
LSUS announced a final spring enrollment of 10,214 on Wednesday.
“For the first time in LSUS history, our enrollment has surpassed 10,000 students, thanks to increases in both undergraduate and graduate enrollments,” said LSUS Chancellor Dr. Robert Smith.
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