SEC Baseball Standings, Tuesday Results, and Weekend Matchups

There is one remaining weekend in the 2022 SEC baseball regular-season schedule. After kicking off the season back in late February, teams are now preparing for their final conference series of the season before post-season baseball starts.

Tennessee continues to stay in the driver’s seat in the conference, which is certainly a place that they have been familiar with for a good portion of the year. By the end of last weekend’s games, Tennessee officially clinched the title of 2022 SEC Regular Season Champions.

The Vols will travel south to Starkville this weekend as Tennessee looks to close the season strong against Mississippi State.

Below is an updated look at the current SEC standings, the results from Tuesday’s nine games that included an SEC team, and the matchup schedule coming up this weekend.

The SEC Baseball Tournament will take place in Hoover, Alabama from May 24-29.

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SEC East

1. No. 1 Tennessee (46-7, 22-5)
2. No. 21 Vanderbilt (35-16, 14-13)
3. Georgia (34-18, 14-13)
4. Florida (33-19, 13-14)
5. South Carolina (26-25, 12-15)
6. Kentucky (28-23, 10-17)
7. Missouri (26-22, 8-19)

SEC West

1. No. 7 Arkansas (37-14, 17-10)
2. No. 6 Texas A&M (33-16, 17-10)
3. No. 19 Auburn (36-16, 15-11)
4. LSU (34-18, 14-13)
5. Ole Miss (31-19, 13-14)
6. Alabama (27-24, 10-16)
7. Mississippi State (26-27, 9-18)

Tuesday Results

• No. 1 Tennessee def. Belmont 18-0
• No. 19 Auburn def. Samford 8-4
• No. 21 Vanderbilt def. MTSU 7-2
• Georgia def. Presbyterian 18-3
• Kentucky def. Tennessee Tech 13-0
• Florida def. No. 20 Florida State 7-5
• Mississippi State def. North Alabama 14-4
• Charlotte def. South Carolina 8-3
• LSU def. Northwestern State 19-7
• Missouri vs Kansas – CANCELLED
• Ole Miss vs Arkansas State – CANCELLED
• No. 6 Texas A&M vs Incarnate Word – CANCELLED

Upcoming Weekend Series (Thursday-Saturday)

• No. 19 Auburn @ Kentucky
• Missouri @ Georgia
• No. 1 Tennessee @ Mississippi State
• South Carolina @ Florida
• No. 7 Arkansas @ Alabama
• No. 6 Texas A&M @ Ole Miss
• LSU @ No. 21 Vanderbilt