Ian Korn leads West Virginia to College World Series victory over Troy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 9:23 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
College SportsWest Virginia faced Troy in the 2026 College World Series on June 12, securing a 7-5 victory. Ian Korn, a York Suburban graduate, served as the relief pitcher, delivering 6⅔ scoreless innings and recording four strikeouts. Korn's performance included a game-tying home run allowed in the seventh inning before West Virginia regained the lead in the eighth. The victory marks West Virginia's first-ever win in the College World Series, and they will play the winner of the North Carolina vs. Ole Miss matchup next.
- •West Virginia defeated Troy 7-5 in College World Series opener
- •Ian Korn pitched 6⅔ innings, allowing one run and two hits
- •Korn struck out four batters, including key outs in the ninth
- •West Virginia will play the winner of North Carolina vs. Ole Miss next
- •Korn is the fourth York County player to reach the College World Series
- 9:23 PMYahoo Sports — York Suburban grad Ian Korn powers West Virginia to College World Series win
"York Suburban graduate Ian Korn powered West Virginia to the school's College World Series win. How the former NCAA DII Player of the Year did it.
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