CWS Records Tied or Broken
- Most appearances in one CWS by a pitcher: five by Texas' J. B. Cox, the 10th time that has happened.
- Most CWS games finished by a relief pitcher in a career: nine by Texas' Huston Street (2001–03), tying the mark set by Miami's Rick Raether (1985–86).
- Largest single-game attendance: 28,216 on June 23 for the South Carolina-Cal State Fullerton game.
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